Things that continue to annoy you

And Just Like That annoys me.

It annoys me when the women I work with wish each other "Happy Mother's Day!" around that day. My mom always said: The only person you should wish a happy Mother's Day to is your mother.

Afaik men don't wish each other a happy Father's Day. At least I hope not.

The irrationality on DL during political season. The majority here prove every logical fallacy there is. It's quite unsettling, infuriating and dull as fuck to watch this place lose all reason.

"It's not me who's crazy, it's the world!"

[quote] The majority here prove every logical fallacy there is.

R3 So true, unfortunately. It seems a lot worse, lately, too.

R4 You're just proving the point.

The preponderance of people watching videos on their phones in public with the sound on.

People who play music at the beach.

This was common when I was a kid, when people played the AM pop stations on their tinny transistor radios. It wasn't usually bad. The radios were not loud. And at least it was pretty good music, at that time. Now people play music very loud, either something in another language, or EDM, with a persistent, thumping beat.

Facebook, and how stupid people think it’s necessary

Isn’t that fading though?

The phrase "do keep up"

“What do you want for dinner?”

“Idk, you pick.”

“Tacos?”

“No, I’m not really in the mood for tacos.”

“Okay, so, what sounds good?”

“Idk, you pick.”

Fat cows who can walk around a store for 30 minutes and shop. Bring everything out to their car. But can't walk for another 30 seconds to put the shopping cart back. They just leave it in a parking space.

My take out website just informed me "We're on a journey to reduce single use packaging."

Journeys really fucking annoy me.

When I go to a restaurant with my husband and he calls the waiter/waitress by name. He'll crane his neck and go out of his way to look at their name tag just so he can say "so what do you recommend today, Jessica?"

Not sure why, but it drives me nuts.

Jobs where you are required to wear a name tag.

Not getting a "thank you wave" after letting a car cut in front of me in traffic. It makes me instantly enraged. Just raise your hand and give me even a half-assed thank you! You don't even have to actually wave. Just something. Anything. Acknowledge my goddamn driving benevolence, you ungrateful bastard.

Similarly, when you stop to let someone cross the street and they don't acknowledge you.

Cyclists. It bears saying again and again and again.

In my job (normally not one where people would wear a name tag) they made us wear lanyards with our names on them. Also we were supposed to add our pronouns, which I said no to (I wasn't alone). After about a year, no one wears the lanyards.

Annoying.

The same security guards at reception who expect you to show your ID every day.

Having to ask for people's IDs every day

The bitches at work

People who don’t keep up but feel the need to share their stupidity with the rest of us.

That would be a sizeable contingent on the political threads. I'm a reliable Democrat but some of those people embarass me. It's like North Korea with them.

Ugly people, stupid people, rude people, godless people, black bananas, TV commercials,

[quote] My mom always said: The only person you should wish a happy Mother's Day to is your mother.

My sister was the first of us siblings to get married. When her anniversary rolled around, I was talking to our mom about what I should get Sis for an anniversary present. Mom said that anniversaries are for the couple to buy each other presents (not for me to be buying the couple a present).

A friend, when ordering a drink at a restaurant, will always say: "I'll have a beer." Inevitably, the server will have to tell Friend what kinds of beers they have, blah blah blah. IMO, friend should just say what kind of fucking beer he wants.

People who meet on the street, then stand in middle of sidewalk talking.

People who get all their news from NPR and then share deep thoughts like, “you know, the word Islam means Peace.”

It drives me crazy when a website takes an extra second to load ads or other junk, and just as I’m about to click on something, everything shifts around, and I end up clicking the wrong thing.

Love the album cover photos by Herb Ritts. Shot in Hawaii. Wardrobe /styling by Fleur Thiemeyer. Art direction by George Osaki.

But do they annoy you?

That's by design, R31.

Sites that demand complicated passwords. Get lost.

Negaters/one uppers.

People who don’t know how to take charge drive me absolutely wild with frustration. And yes, that includes my partner. We were at his sister’s shared house, and one of the dumpy roommates had a precious 4-month-old black lab puppy. The moment I touched that poor baby, I could feel every single rib, and it made my blood boil.

While my partner and his sister were whispering about sneaking the dog some food - like that would solve the problem - I couldn’t stand it for another second. I marched right up to that obese sow and demanded she either start feeding the dog properly or hand it over to me. And yeah, it pissed her off, but you know what? Good! Her anger just proved she was full of it because she had the nerve to lie to my face, claiming this puppy weighed 40 pounds when it was clearly starving.

When it comes to situations like this, there’s no room for tiptoeing. You have to go in headfirst, and if it means making people uncomfortable or angry, then so be it. The well-being of that innocent animal was on the line, and nothing else matters.

r37, did you take the dog?

R38 The flabby hag wouldn’t give it up, but my sister says the dog’s doing better now.

My sister-in-law ***

Family stickers on the back of cars.

Nobody cares that your stick figure son plays football, or that there’s a “baby on board.”

When I'm at a restaurant and ask for water and I get a tiny cup. Meanwhile the lady next to me asks for a soda and she gets a fucking bucket.

NYC has an unfortunate amount of tourists this time of year. They walk four across on the sidewalk, making it impossible to pass, and they stop constantly for pictures, blocking your path unless you want to be rude and ruin them by just walking through. Guess who’s rude? Moi.

R37 Any reason why she wasn't feeding the dog?

[quote] A friend, when ordering a drink at a restaurant, will always say: "I'll have a beer."

It works on tv shows.

Apartment building neighbors who stand in the corridor chitchatting loudly. Go inside, for fuck's sake.

At the gym:

People who don't wipe the bench, equipment, or machines off after using them.

Men who leave a mess in the locker-room. There's a basket within easy distance to throw the used towels, but they fail to use it. Guys who leave the dry cleaner's hanger or other debris in the locker they've used. Men who don't shower before entering the steam room or sauna (I won't even go into a hot tub).

Tip jars everywhere! Why do you need a tip for bagging a pastry in a bakery shop? Or ringing up merchandise at the cash register? Tipping is out of hand in the USA.

Having to pump my own gas.

When I make an over-easy egg and overcook the yolk! It just happenen this morning, Here's hoping my day gets better.

Right now, my Threads account being spammed with posts about Oasis. I fucking hate Oasis.

r48 move to NJ.

R41 Bumper Sticker - "My Son Can Beat The Crap Outta Your Honor Student"

Hearing "No Problem" after thanking server or sales clerk.

"Happy Birthday In Heaven"

"You got this".

Oh, fuck, yes, R54!

R47, I can relate. The thing that drives me most crazy is when a good-looking muscular guy wears a thin tank top; his nipples approach its cut-out on the sides, then you see the slightest sliver of nipple, then it retreats back into the tank top.

If I have the opportunity to spot someone on a bench press, I let my fingers go underneath the bar and lift the side of the tank top, where I at least see a full nipple bud and sometimes the entire circumference of the areola.

Wow, daring and risqué stuff, R57

Do the bare legs of chairs and dressers turn you on, too?

My kitten's growth spurts. He's eating his mum out of house and home.

Laundry. It never fucking ends.

The New Democratic Party. I may have to vote BC United just to toss David Eby's useless, ineffectual ass out of office October 19th.

Leaf blowers...It's bad enough when gardeners come through, but now there are these electric versions for everyday use. The neighbor across the street used hers this morning for about 45 minutes as she cleared her garage, walkway, and driveway of every speck of dirt or dust imaginable. She was even blowing it into her garden and lawn. Of course, she blew it all out into the street from whence -- once the wind changes direction, it will all blow back onto the drive, walkway, and lawn.

Brute meanness. If you have to be mean, be clever about it. Otherwise, you're a bore as well as an asshole.

The cleaners start with their leaf blowers at the mall garden near my gym at 5am. I know because that is when I am at the gym pre-work.

The unspoken rule that we have to thank servers or sales people. Fuck that shit. They should be thanking us. Lazy fuckers would not have jobs if we did not shop at their stores.

[quote] The cleaners start with their leaf blowers at the mall garden near my gym at 5am. I know because that is when I am at the gym pre-work.

I had to deal with that when I lived in Arizona. Drove me nuts.

When politicians pander to us all at once and say, “The A-MER-ICAN PEOPLE! rather than “Americans”.

When politicians try to act like they care by talking about “Sue and Bob in Penciltucky,” like we’ll believe their pretend story more.

Leaf blowers are a menace. I also think they blow a lof of crap into the air, like allergens, that would not bother people if they were left lying in gutters and along curbs.

Not sure why, but Kate Hudson and her singing.

Micro penis.

Concert films where they keep cutting to the audience reaction. I don't need to see that.

In New York City, referring to every deli and convenience store as a "Bodega" Bodegas are small groceries in Spanish-speaking neighborhoods. You won't find one on the Upper East Side, Forest Hills, Riverdale or Bay Ridge. It's not a generic word.

R71 That annoys me, too, and I don't even live in New York! But I hear people referring to all these various stores as Bodegas, now. On podcasts, etc. I'm glad you mentioned it.

A post in another thread just reminded me of this other thing. People who go out walking the dog, or just walking, at night, on not-well-lighted streets, wearing all black, or all-dark clothing. Who sometimes cross the street in front of you. This is actually more than merely annoying.

My mom, when I was a kid, used to *make* me wear something light, if I went out at night, on foot---even a stocking cap, anything. She was right.

“suppose to”

R1 people who bemoan it and say it sucks and yet watch it and discuss every stupid detail annoy me even more

When driving, someone who comes up from behind (in a different lane) and then stays in my blind spot. I have a reverse camera and that's all. Blind spot meaning, slightly behind me, near my rear quarter panels. Why?

People who walk past you really fast on the streets and are all "Excuse me...excuse me" as if the streets are theirs, as if they are entitled to not have to wait for others to pass like the rest of us.

The flipside is people who walk really slow as if they're on a scenic tour....or thepeople that take up the entire sidewalk.

People that take 3 hours on the ATM/Cash machines.

Sock lint under my big toenail.

This is a weird one, but -- when people cross in front of you (usually in a store parking lot) and you have to stop for them, cross on the diagonal, for no reason. It takes them at least twice as long to cross the road vs. if they walked straight across. Move you ass!

your

People who leave shopping carts in a parking space when there are corals all around.

Ok here's one that all my female relatives: one upping each other, most commonly regarding 2 specific things. 1)what a busy/exhausting week/month they've had or 2) how little they've eaten today (or how full they feel even after eating the teeniest amount if food and will be "skipping dinner for sure") . It's so obviously a competition, particularly between my SIL and my sister. Not one mentions how many things they had to do this week and how exhausted she is because X and Y and the other answers back how she's even more tired because X,Y and Z.

Am I alone here?

Also, supermarkets, particularly in NYC where the aisles are so narrow it is impossible for a person to pass past someone else. And if a person is taking 30 minutes to decide what brand of canned peas she/he wants and you need to get past them, you're screwed.

^ Especially when there are displays every 5 feet, blocking half the aisle.

R81, i am more annoyed by skinny actresses pretending that they eat hamburgers and pizza all the time.

I did have an overweight friend at work who i never saw eating (at work) anything but bananas and crackers, maybe. She had surgery and i drove her home and picked up some groceries she wanted (orange juice and bananas). I put the oj in the fridge. No food in there.

I realized she only ate takeout foods, never cooked. Hence, overweight.

Idiots from Europe who eat out in NYC restaurants and pretend they don't know what a gratuity is.

Idiots from the USA (the few who have a passport) who don’t understand that in many other countries, people are paid a living wage, and as such, tipping is not required.

People on their first trip to another country who feel the need to share their stupidity on Insta with the rest of us regarding “Ten things that I don’t understand about English supermarkets” or “OMG the service in economy on Asian airlines - I got a whole can of Coke!” or “guys you won’t believe what coffee is like in Sydney - they still have Starbucks but nobody drinks it!”.

Stay at home you dumb basic cunt - nobody is interested.

People from one country who go to another country and complain about or ignore established practices there because they think their way is the only way.

A bit similar to R81, a woman I work with always has to tell me how exhausted she is from her two-hour walk, or riding her exercise bike. Or how hungry she is and how she had some tiny meal, earlier, that wasn't filling. But she's maintaining her weight. Or how she had to get up at dawn to do her exercises because her husband was going to the airport. Who cares?

I'd rather keep it a secret, how much time it takes to maintain my weight, etc. I'd rather have people think it's effortless.

[quote] Also, supermarkets, particularly in NYC where the aisles are so narrow it is impossible for a person to pass past someone else. And if a person is taking 30 minutes to decide what brand of canned peas she/he wants and you need to get past them, you're screwed.

And they stock shelves during opening hours so you have to navigate around pallets and boxes, and try not to trip and break your neck.

Drunk people meandering in the bike lanes.

I get it; the lanes are right next to outdoor smoking and you want to stretch out. I can’t see you when you’re lying down. Plus, you’re wearing all black.

R91 I worked in a big supermarket when I was young. As one of the senior stockpersons I would unload the boxes from the pallets in the storeroom onto trolleys and then send the trolleys onto the floor to drop the boxes for the juniors to unpack and shelf the items. Now I see people dragging out the mountainous pallets directly onto the shop floor. Worse the person moving the mountain often walks backwards. Pity the customer who is in their path.

Fairway is the biggest offender here in NYC.

When newspapers shut down comments on certain subjects.

But you're either in or you're out, everything is on the table or it isn't. The cynical bait and switch annoys the fuck out of me. (And for the record, I'd happily see comments sections sealed off forever. Why here you ask? Here makes me laugh, occasionally. Comments sections are typically humourless.)

Bruh.

I look down on people who use this word so hard. You are basically worthless to me.

The overuse and improper use of the word literally is a close second.

With “basically” a close third.

People who ask questions on forums like the DL, which could easily and more quickly be answered by googling, especially when they have typed “I’m too lazy too look it up”.

Why is that?

“To” not “too” - oh dearing myself.

R87, indeed, and there is a plethora of videos of Europeans doing the same thing about their visits to America. It’s tiresome either way. Yes, we don’t include the sales tax in the posted price. Get over it and adapt. Nobody who lives here cares that you don’t like it.

[quote]especially when they have typed “I’m too lazy too look it up”.

R98, I'm with you on that. It's the same when they blatantly misspell something and add "I know that's how it's spelled, but I don't feel like looking it up."

And, while we're at it, people who make videos about (say) a historical topic and then butcher the pronunciation of every name and place, adding "I'm sure I'm mispronouncing that." If you're going to the trouble of making the video, go to the trouble of looking up how to pronounce "Nebuchadnezzar".

Shut your provincial whore mouth R100

^^^"I know that's NOT how it's spelled ..."

Oh, dear.

The sound of lawn mowers, leaf blowers and weed whackers.

The absurd, endless standing ovations at the Cannes and Venice film festivals.

[quote] It annoys me when the women I work with wish each other "Happy Mother's Day!" around that day. My mom always said: The only person you should wish a happy Mother's Day to is your mother.

[quote] My sister was the first of us siblings to get married. When her anniversary rolled around, I was talking to our mom about what I should get Sis for an anniversary present. Mom said that anniversaries are for the couple to buy each other presents (not for me to be buying the couple a present).

Your mothers sound like wretched, thoughtless, nosy, anti-social cunts whose passings will be celebrated. 🎉

“For sure” as used in interviews by athletes (especially tennis) players who speak English as a second language.

R71 that might have been true. You might want it to be true now, but it is no longer their. The horse left the barn and the word usage morphed. That’s how language works, and evolves. You lost that battle a while ago.

Package store? Corner market? Korean market? Corner deli?

no longer true*

My GOUT- The Rheumatologist increased my daily dose of Allopurinol by 100 mg to a total of 400 mg per day yet beginning yesterday another bout of Gout appeared.

" Would you like to sign up for our Rewards program?"

Although we have your credit card details on file please enter this one time code to make payment.

Chatty Cathys

Shaved 🪒 Pubic Hair

Cock Rings

Tattoos

Listen to Marlon Brando up there^

“Wadda ya got?”

I'm for wishing everyone a Happy New Year, or whatever, because it's not a holiday for only some people. I work with at least 10 women, and the ones who are mothers wish each other a Happy Mother's Day. They don't, of course, wish it to the women who are married without children, or the other women without children. But I don't think, if there's any purpose to Mother's Day, it's so a lot of then can be exclusive and wish each other a happy holiday. That's why I think you should stick to saying it to your mom.

Pronouns

A DL one - a new comment I write doesn't immediately appear on the thread. Instead I get a notice on the watched threads so I have to click back onto the thread to see what I posted.

That doesn't happen to me.

^ It's annoying when people assume their experience is the only experience that has ever happened.

When there’s a line anywhere and 1 lunatic, when they are next, stands 20 ft from the counter until he/she is called.

How does that make that person a lunatic? Maybe they don't want to crowd the counter until called.

R121, location matters. If this is at a pharmacy - practically the only place I wait in line these days - naturally I stand a little distance back to give the customer some privacy at the counter.

At other line-prone places, like the DMV, there's one line for multiple stations, so if I'm next, I'm waiting some distance away from the counter.

R2 Black men certainly do. Where you live at?

People who squeeze next to the machine you are on at the gym as a short cut trip rather than walking around to the pathway like everyone else. Please respect my personal space!

In a magical world r124

[quote]When there’s a line anywhere and 1 lunatic, when they are next, stands 20 ft from the counter until he/she is called.

If the cashier isn't ready to immediately ring the next person, it gives them a few seconds to finish whatever they're doing without the distraction of a customer unloading merch on the counter they may be using to retag items.

It also may be a regional habit- when/where I grew up, we waited until we were called, so I just assumed everybody did it and still often do it out of habit, although I generally start walking towards the counter as soon as I make eye contact with the cashier.

[quote]R103: ^^^"I know that's NOT how it's spelled ..." Oh, dear. --R101

'Nebuchadnezzar' is the correct spelling.

"It's annoying when people assume their experience is the only experience that has ever happened."

Spopken by bigots since the dawn of time.

“alot” - I thought that this abomination was dying out, but it keeps popping up,

"Everyday" (adjective) instead of "every day." As in "Happy birthday in heaven. I miss you everyday." Arrrrrrrrrrrghhhhh.

“Everyday” IS the adjectival form of “every day.”

Nobody sad that it’s not, R132.

R71 haha. Because my ma’s people are Latino I grew up saying bodega just as you described but one point I had a big group of West Indian friends. One time we were in East Flatbush and my Guyanese beat friend was like this is Brooklyn, “it’s called the corner store”.

Bodegas have cats.

Whistling. This guy at my gym whistles constantly. It's so shrill and annoying. Shut up!

Rusty Beck on Major Crimes. Worst gay tv character ever.

I have misophonia for two specific sounds. One of them is whistling, R136. It sets me off and apart from anything else is just as invasive as people on speaker on their phone in public - nobody wants to hear it. I’ve asked people near me, such as in the office, not to do it. They usually say that they don’t know that they’re doing it.

The other sound is people chewing on their food really loudly. Oh, and one other - people talking with food in their mouth. As a consequence I find dinner parties unite challenging.

“Quite” not “unite”.

I also find autocorrect annoying when I miss it.

People who don't bother signalling when they're turning. Like, why should I? How does it benefit ME?

On tonight's "Jeopardy!" repeat, Amy's chest hair was still clearly visible. Why didn't the producers digitally remove this prior to rebroadcast? Enough of this passive aggressive crap!

Farah Fowler?

R140 They should really be murdered as far as I’m concerned.

R132 You appear to have misunderstood my post.

As did everyone else, R144 - but I’m sure that you know what you meant, and that’s all that matters.

R145 I explicitly stated that "everyday" was the adjectival form. And my point (and beef), as illustrated in the example provided, is that it's consistently misused. You do realize that "I miss you everyday" is incorrect, do you not?

"An everyday wardrobe" = correct.

"I miss you every day" = correct.

You're welcome.

DEMETRIA OBILOR AND HER CONSTANT POSTING OF HERSLEF IN HORRIBLE OUTFITS THAT SHOW OFF HER FAT FUCKING HOCKS AND FUPA!

What if you miss a Ho in day but not in night 🤨?

When all car lanes are moving identically on a busy road and I momentarily leave a smidge of extra space to avoid tailgating, some twat invariably slips in thinking they’ve found an escape hatch.

When I’m already driving faster than the speed limit, and some cunt behind me is still breathing down my neck because he wants to go even faster.

Bitch, you should be wayyyyy behind me, at an increasing distance!

Yes of course R146!

R121 You're annoying.

That isn't how I meant it. I just thought you might like to know it's not happening to everybody so maybe you should try to figure out why it's happing to you. And if it wasn't you who posted the original comment that's even more annoying.

R90 I think it's a form of virtue signaling.

People at crowded gas stations who leave their damn cars by the pump after they're done and waddle into the convenience store for snacks to stuff their faces, blocking access for the other cars waiting for their turn at the pump. Take two second and park it in the lot, lardasses.

^*seconds

Barnes and Noble used to give customers a lot of comfortable chairs so you could sit and read for hours and then they cut back and cut back and now you have to stand up reading for hours.

I DID misunderstand r131’s post. I apologize.

People in stores who suddenly appear and think saying “Excuse me” immediately entitles them to reach and interrupt what someone else is doing.

Woman I used to work with: We would be having a one on one conversation, she would be giving me her full attention and vice-versa. Then another person would walk up and say hi, and she'd turn to talk to that person and ignore me from then on. Saw her again recently, at a get together, and she did the same thing.

This thread has turned into a full-blown-cuntathon

R157 Aww... Thanks. Happens to me too. Group hug.

(HOC) Lane ONLY: High Occupancy Cunting

Most of this thread…

R157 don’t apologize. Fake it and cunt back…

When you need help/advice with some repair type of thing, and go online to find an article or a video. And you just want the instructions or the advice. But the writer or YouTuber begins with "Back when I was growing up in Kentucky, we never had to worry about things like this, because my daddy..." Just tell me how to fix the problem.

I have r165’s complaint about DL. If it’s a performance or people embarrassing themselves, video is fine but DL posters who use YouTube to report basic news events just seem like mouth-breathers.

R165, also when you just want find a recipe on line and you get the entire life history of little, sweet grandma and how she smuggled the sourdough starter in her panties from the Old Country. Just give me the recipe.

[quote]Woman I used to work with: We would be having a one on one conversation, she would be giving me her full attention and vice-versa. Then another person would walk up and say hi, and she'd turn to talk to that person and ignore me from then on. Saw her again recently, at a get together, and she did the same thing.

Do you live in Los Angeles, by any chance? This is a regular issue I have with Angelinos, who think I'm the rude one for feeling annoyed by people who enable interrupters.

When people who can't mimic accents think that they can mimic accents. My sister thinks she can mimic an Australian accent and she can't.

When people think they can sing and they really sound unpleasant. E.g., Rajiv Surendra, who is talented at SO MANY different things. It's enviable. But his singing voice is unpleasant (IMO) and he insists on singing in his YouTube videos.

Rajiv is also not good at imitating accents.

People who use the non-word "lil" rather than "little".

It's neither cute nor endearing.

Or "liddle," R170.

As in Trump saying, "Liddle Adam Shiiit!"

Angelenos!

Those that rub up against your body as they pass you and don't apologize for invading your personal space. If I can feel it, so can you.

This guy..

R170 li’l is a legitimate contraction of little.

Oh, r169, I have a friend who does this, and it gets on my last nerve. Once I overheard her saying “actually, I’m kind of known for my accents,” and I had to restrain myself from saying “oh, honey, sure, but not how you think.”

Talking at the breakfast table.

People who take their dogs out for walk after work and practically strangle them when the dog wants to sniff at something. Look, bitch/bastard, you were at work for how many hours? You can give your dog a leisurely walk around the complex. Where I live, it's a condo complex with a circular street. Let the dog walk around a lap or two and enjoy the outdoors and sniff butts for a few minutes! Will it kill you?

There was one guy (who I haven't seen in a long time) who would grab the leash so hard, the dog would yelp. He damn near picked it up by the leash once or twice. It took all I had NOT to say something to him. It was a small dog, like a boxer or boxer mix.

“Out the yingyang”

R150 That's life in L.A., baby.

Unsolicited political texts

The continuing pretense that the mob of criminals known as the Republican party are actually a political party. They are not. They are a gang of mobsters who want to rob you, work you like a slave, and then kill you when it would cost them anything to keep you alive.

At the grocery store: "Would you like to round up for children with cancer?"

Um no, I give enough to charity, and I'm not letting you have a tax break with my 35 cents.

Child Abuse Prevention Month

Women continue to insist upon wearing yoga pants and other workout clothes to nice restaurants.

I cringe every time I see it.

^ You mean the customers or the waiters?

R168 No, I don't live in Los Angeles.

It's not really enabling interrupting that I mind, it's that the person I was talking to just turns away to laser focus on the other person when I'm still standing there, doesn't include me in the new conversation or introduce me (if I don't know the person). Eventually I just have to walk away because I'm not going to stand there being annoyed.

...and ignored.

R159, I totally understand. I don't interrupt conversations just to say 'Hi' to someone. I've had people come up to me and say, "Why didn't you say hi when you walked by?" I tell them, I didn't want to interrupt your conversation. If you think I'm rude for not interrupting just to say good morning, that's on you.

I don't think people understand I'm saying the person I was talking to was the rude one for interrupting her conversation with me, not the person who came by and said hi. That person was not interrupting, just joining the conversation. It's the woman I was talking to who then shuts me out of the conversation that bothers me.

People that don't introduce people to each other.

I always do this. If I feel these 2 people don't really know each other (but they both know me), I'll introduce them.

Sometimes I think people just want their friends all to themselves.

I even had a "friend" (new in town) that I introduced to all of my friends. This bitch immediately started trying to become friends without all of my friends (and not including me). I

Friends who propose to do something together (city trip, restaurant, going to the movies..) and then somehow try to turn you into the organiser "because you are so good at it".

Used to go along with it and do all the work. Now I turn around and say, "Why don't we both look for two good options..." or "let's have a video call tonight and we both look at Google Maps to see what destinations appeal to us".

Selena Gomez’s speaking voice. It’s the embodiment of “I can’t even.”

Morons, mainly on Facebook and X, starting some self-indulgent boring prose with "So..."

The "demure" "trend."

R195 I didn't think it was funny when that trend was barely one minute old

Guys that I think of as being older than me and then I realize they're probably TEN years younger than me.