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A sort of silly one that I think of is probably my interest in fashion (silly in that it's a pretty minor thing overall). Though I'm not sure it'd be called reactionary, so much as individualist. Anyway, the individualist brain worms part is that a part of me holds onto some of the stuff about good fashion = cool, important, good status. Stuff like that. Not to say I'd consciously treat somebody different on account of fashion, but unconsciously is harder to say.
I don't tend to embrace fashion much in RL because I don't really have the money to throw at fashion, so it's mainly been a thing I've expressed in video games, historically. This isn't to say the entirety of my interest in fashion is individualist bougie thought, but some part of it is. I don't think there's anything inherently wrong with being interested in fashion and understanding the practice of it could go toward collectivist causes too, such as in uniforms in a war or design that seeks to promote a certain kind of culture. But I haven't really put my interest in it toward that, so it's kind of just this old paradigm hobby.