What Gets On Your Nerves?

For me, it is undoubtedly emotions. The frustration can come mostly from my own emotions, though I have been known to become frustrated at the emotions of others as well. They are truly irrational things that should never be used to act or make decisions upon, but unfortunately a great deal of people do not think that way.

It is a shame, in truth. I have noticed a much stronger track record with my decisions and their outcomes when I do not let emotions become a factor. Of course, were I to attempt to convince anyone else otherwise, they would look at me like I am mad, or spout some nonsense about there being a balance between logic and emotions (for anyone who believes that, I do hope that wherever they acquired that conclusion from will offer a refund).

 

-When people don't wash their hands after using the restroom.

-People who kiss up to higher authority.

-WHEN PEOPLE MESS WITH THE THERMOSTAT.

-Socks with sandals.

-People who talk nonstop.

-Football season.

-People who don't know anything about politics, but attempt to debate it anyway, when they know nothing.

-People who try to convert me into a religion.

-People who bash technology, even though they use it.

-Soccer moms.

-Control freaks.

-The redundant "7.8" meme, and many other memes as well. Only some memes are okay.

-Loud, obnoxious children.


Many other things as well. This list could probably go on forever. No joke.

 

...Curses. I am now reminded that I am extremely irritated by children (overall people under 18, but generally people younger than 14).
I was trying to purge that from my memory.

 

Pet peeves are something I can't exactly state, but I know it's there if it's turned on by something. I guess people who talk non-stop and think they are better than anyone and everything else. That and obnoxious children. Especially in a fine dining environment. Listen, I understand the baby sitter couldn't come, but could you please control your child?

 

Is this intended to be a comment directed towards me, or is it just a general observation that you have made about teenagers yourself? I am assuming the latter, but I want to be sure that you are not attempting to verbally attack me.

 

It's fine; I wished only to clarify. There is no need for you to apologize.

 

I am irratated by many things.

-Irrational/stupid people
-Fanaticlally religious people.
-Hypocritics (myself included)
-Sensitive people aka people who get offended easily.
-if you cut cheese from the middle.
-leave the toilet seat up
-leave shelfs and closets open.
-The pope.
-Hippies
and i update this when i come up with more.

God i hate everything xD

 

Lmao this will become a rant if I name all the stuff that piss me off, so I'm just going to name like two..

-People who use people you care about for their own purposes, e.g.; wanting to make some kind of 'point'
-People who 'tries to help you' and get upset when you tell them you don't want it

 

What really gets on my nerves is when people bend/break the rules knowingly. Accidents I get, but when you go out of your way to break rules in general, it really sucks.
For example, at my school, there's this dresscode that everyone has to follow. However, most of the dresscode applies to girls heavily such as no crop tops or spaghetti straps. But, there's this one guy who crossdresses and wears everything that goes against the dresscode. Breaking it in every way possible. It really irritates me.

 

Mmn.

People who are over-dramatic.

For example: Person A and Person B are really good friends. However, one day Person A notices that Person B is doing something that Person A finds really offensive, but knows that Person B doesn't realize they are hurting their feelings. Person A, though obviously upset about the situation, kindly brings up the issue and asks Person B to stop saying such things. Person B thinks its the end of the world because Person A is upset at them and makes the situation a lot worse because they think Person A is out to get them. Then Person B become severely depressed because Person A is upset with how they reacted to the situation when they don't fall for their guilt trip gimmick.

That kind of over dramatic person and people who are like that in general.

 

Stupid people and people who knowingly act like idiots.
People who act like they know everything and can't possibly be wrong.
People who believe they're God's gift to mankind.
People who treat me like an idiot or a kid.

 

when people get angry for no reason at all
or when people (for Pokémon) get angry because they lost then spam me for a hour saying I have horrible sets, won by luck, etc. and start a rampage (I will post a replay later of this)

 

A list of things that throw me off the deep end:

-Soccer moms

-Memes

-When people know next to nothing about the current subjects

-Liars

-Control freaks

-When that one Pokémon doesn't want to be caught

-Passwords

-PEOPLE WHO DO NOTHING BUT SWITCH EVERY SINGLE TURN

-PEOPLE'S OBESSIONS WITH THEIR PHONES

-ADS

-BAD GRAMMAR

-People who bash on Tumblr

-"FIRST" comments

-"Thumbs up if you're watching in..." comments

-Oh, good Lord Arceus in the Hall of Origin, SELF. ADVERTISING

 

- People who write "FIRST" in the comments section on Facebook.
- Web pages that randomly start playing music. Ain't nobody got time for that.
- People who wait in the queue and then when they get to the front they don't know what they want to order.
- When you're playing an online game and your team trash talk you/make you fail the objective (I'm lookin' at you, GTA Online).

There's probably a lot more but they're the main ones I can think of now

 

Honestly, not a lot bothers me. I'm a fairly patient person, and I'm accepting of a lot of things people do. It takes a lot to set me off, but a couple things I just cannot stand.

Repetition. As in repeating something that's on my to-do list constantly until I do it. My mother does this all the time, because in her mind if something's not getting done right this second, then I've forgotten about it and I need to be reminded. I have my own schedule in which I set time aside for everything, and having one thing repeated constantly at me without break can cause me to forget my plans. It just gets me irritated because it sets me off track and distracts me from actual work.

People who refuse to accept change. This can be with anything, although I see it most often on the internet. Being so rigid in your ways that any change sets you off and causes you to be angry just isn't good, and it really irritates me. It's not a huge one for me, but it does annoy me quite a bit when people are angry about change just because it's different. (If the change was bad, then yeah, I can see their point, but otherwise there's no need to be mad about it.)

Not accepting others and being rude towards other people. I have been on the receiving end of a lot of hate from both people I know and strangers just because I'm not 'normal' by society's standards, and I never understood why people pick on others just because they are different from how they look/think/act. Sure, if something they're doing is dangerous then you should call them out on it, but if they're not hurting anyone and are just happy being themselves, what's the problem? Let people be, there's no sense in trying to change them when that's just who they are.

 

Repeatedly being asked questions I don't know the answer to. No Mom, I don't know. No Mom, I have no idea. No Mom, I don't know. I HAVE NO IDEA, STOP ASKING ME THE SAME QUESTIONS OVER AND OVER WHEN I HAVE MADE IT VERY CLEAR I DON'T KNOW THE ANSWER TO IT.

Also sitting down then immediately being called to get up and do something else. That just sucks.

 

People who walk slowly in the hallways. )))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

They are literally the bane of my existence. I get it if the hall's crowded, but if there's plenty of space in front of you and you and your friends are taking up the whole hallway do you really have to walk slow.