I had to look this up, and having done so, I'd have to say I would be very surprised if you didn't feel that way.

I don't know how you missed it, but I'm sorry your innocence was ruined because of me.

Apparently I heard it was a metaphor for real life, so that's why its so sh@tty

At least real life has smooth animation and a few likeable characters in it.

I actually really enjoyed it, but I do not always show the best in taste. I was probably ok with animation and characters because I liked the original show that consists of little shorts. Then again I might just have shit taste.

Don't worry, you're still young. You'll get a taste for good things just as soon as the world's finished sucking your soul out of you! (More seriously, it's a lot easier to enjoy stuff that's not good when you're younger; when you have less time, you start getting pickier about things, or at least you should.)

I checked out one of the shorts, the animation works a lot better in the shorts; the scenes don't linger, so your eyes don't have time to linger on the janky parts that are really evident when a whole scene takes that long. It just seems like someone made a really dumb decision to turn it into a cheaper, office-centred Bojack Horseman.

The other thing that bothers me is that I've noticed furries will latch onto anything in popular media, regardless of quality, if anthropomorphic characters are involved. I'm annoyed/worried about people buying into crap just because omg new husbando.

I'm also really irritated that despite blocking the tag on twitter I still end up with three posts of new husbando porn in a row just because people can't fucking tag their shit properly.

The janky animation is intentional as its the style they're going for as for the characters they're all negative stereotypes so you're meant to hate them. Its a reverse humor show.

I'm going to compare it to some other animated shows that I've seen lately:
- Bojack Horseman is a much better reverse humour show (I'm not always up for reverse humour, but I do like it in small doses): the animation can be weird, but at least it's not distractingly janky, and the writing is really good.
- Pop Team Epic can have some fucking ugly animation at times, and I don't understand all of the references; it doesn't bother me, because the format of the show means it's constantly changing, and it's very clear from some of the shorts just how clever/creative the team behind it is.
- Neo Yokio is packed with unlikable characters, but it at least looks nice enough and is so... Jaden Smith twitter levels of what the fuck that I can enjoy what a mess it is.
- OK KO's animation isn't exactly tight or on-model, but it fits the goofy story line and the characters are likeable.
- The Amazing World of Gumball because that show is just fantastic.

Maybe it's unfair to compare Aggretsuko to these other shows, but I really don't care. The show doesn't do anything outstanding, or even well, and it's not even bad in the enjoyable way. The animation style isn't suited to a format where there's long scenes, and it looks cheap compared to its contemporaries. The characters are designed to be hated. The writing is bland. Maybe the show gets better, but if your first episode is that much of a chore to sit through, I'm amazed anyone did.

I would have forgotten all about it if both Netflix and furries weren't constantly shoving it in my face, like its some rancid poop I left on the carpet.

Tbh it sounds more like you've decided it's bad and are fitting examples around your already made up mind so there isn't really much more to say. After all all the comparasons are arbitrary at best

I was trying to find examples close to what you were trying to argue in support of the show.

I thought maybe that it was because I didn't like reverse humour: I tried to find some examples online but Google wasn't great for searches for "reverse humour". So I thought about things with unlikable characters, and Bojack Horseman came to mind. Especially as that's also on Netflix. So I don't hate reverse humour in general.

I thought maybe it was that the animation style was annoying, but then I remembered Pop Team Epic and the Bob Epic Team shorts. Hell, that animation grew on me.

The only reason I bothered trying to watch the show was because
- furries were posting porn of their favourite husbandos
- I wanted to find something else to watch
so I thought I'd give it a go. Yeah, I didn't like it: there was nothing for me to like, and I refuse to like something just because it's tangentially related to furry.

You, however, have offered me no compelling reasons to keep on with the show, or to change my opinion on it, other than you like it.

Others at least got me to watch a few of the minute-ish length shorts, and like I said to them: I can see the show working in that format, but that's not what the Netflix show is.

because it's based on a sanrio sketch show where each episode was meant to be a minute long

Like I've said in a few other answers, I can maybe see the show working better if they'd stuck to that format. Only it's now a 10-15 minute cartoon, so I'm naturally going to compare it to other 10-15 minute cartoons that I watch, and it's comes up really short.

you're entitled to your opinions but i think stating the idea that there aren't any likeable characters as fact isn't really accurate when people clearly like (at least one) of the characters

I literally said in my journal "how unbearable I find all of the characters". Why you equate that to me saying no characters are unlikable by anyone is just baffling to me.

From reading the wikipedia article it does seem rather... bland.

Even bland things can be executed well, though. This wasn't.

No, Bojack is good. Watch Bojack.

It's okay if you don't like it man, but it's not that bad. I really agree that the animation is poor at best, but I really do enjoy the characters and the story has a certain honesty and sincerity to it that a lot of people (myself included) find charming.

Don't worry so much about it and let people enjoy it, even if it is bad. What I like about this community of ours is how accepting they can be. We all like something that someone hates, so we shouldn't be so quick to judge.

According to my boy  blueballs it is that bad. He watched the whole show, giving it a second chance that it really didn't deserve from what he described.

And it's not like I didn't try not to let this shit get to me. I blocked/muted all the terms and tags I could think of. Even if I excluded genuine typoes, my twitter/tumblr/FA still filled up with the latest popular trash like an overflowing garbage can. Wouldn't proper tagging help people who liked it as well?

Why should I live and let live when people are too lazy/stupid to avoid shoving their unwanted content into my face? If that's the type of people who like that show, then I feel perfectly fine in judging them.