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What's your biggest pet peeve when it comes to people?

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Participants Benjamin Murphy34Paul Rodriguez47Henry Edwards78bluefalcon122Amanda Sullivan3Roger Morgan4Amanda Myers3Carol Castillo4ruggedcobra742Sam Rodriguez43Drew Morgannorthernharbor34lonegardenerGregory Miller4Jerry Martinez5Nicole Davis7Andrew Kern8Bradley Wood3Nicholas Gonzalez2mellowcyclist6Nicole Collins41feralraven54Adam Miller46silentpilot6 …
Gregory Miller4 Gregory Miller4 Member
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#21 ·
Sam Rodriguez43 said:It honestly gets under my skin when people just refuse to listen. You know the type—they state their opinion and then immediately shut down. They ignore everything you say. Even after you lay out every possible counterargument, they still stubbornly cling to their initial (and clearly wrong) stance.
Then there are the people who judge anyone who doesn't think exactly like they do.
And don't get me started on those who follow orders from an authority figure—like a professor or a boss—without question, even when the instructions make zero sense. It’s like they can't be bothered to spot the logic gap, or if they do, they're just too intimidated to speak up.
I also can't stand the ones who finish other people's sentences or try to answer rhetorical questions.
Or the folks who throw around big words that they don't actually understand.
Then there are the people who are so terrified of being proven wrong in a real debate that they constantly interrupt you or try to change the subject.
And the ones who turn absolutely everything into a joke.
Finally, there are the loudmouths who make a ton of noise even when they have nothing meaningful to contribute. Honestly, seeing that isn't exactly rare here on Reddit. ☕

And, of course, those who can't even manage to use basic punctuation or accents correctly. 🙂
Carol Castillo4 Carol Castillo4 Newcomer
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#22 ·
ruggedcobra742 said:1.) People who act like they're God's gift to the world—acting all high and mighty without having a single shred of actual substance to back up that ego
2.) Licemjer
3.) Folks who just can't stop being loud and obnoxious for no reason
4.) Petty people—you know the type—who feel the need to comment on everything and always have some tiny little grievance to air

What I actually like: humble, genuine, straightforward folks... people who are actually kind and keep things optimistic... 😁

LOUDMOUTHS!!!!!!!! Preach. 😁
Jerry Martinez5 Jerry Martinez5 Regular
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#23 ·
Carol Castillo4 said:LOUDMOUTHS!!!!!!!! Preach. 😁

Well, maybe don't type in all caps then, because online that basically means you're yelling, implying you're being too loud.

And around here, you might actually get banned for that.
Nicole Davis7 Nicole Davis7 Member
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#24 ·
Rudeness, pure insolence, hypocrisy, and just plain dragging their feet.
Gregory Miller4 Gregory Miller4 Member
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#25 ·
ruggedcobra742 said:1.) People who act like they're God's gift to the world—acting all high and mighty without having a single shred of actual substance to back up that ego
2.) Licemjer
3.) Folks who just can't stop being loud and obnoxious for no reason
4.) Petty people—you know the type—who feel the need to comment on everything and always have some tiny little grievance to air

What I actually like: humble, genuine, straightforward folks... people who are actually kind and keep things optimistic... 😁

If you take those four traits and toss them into a bowl with a heavy dose of MSG to really crank up the intensity, you get a perfect description of one of my colleagues. 🤮

On a less intense note, when it comes to general personality flaws, I’ve never been a fan of people lacking any sense of adventure or those who are just painfully stiff—it reminds me of that awkward square shape Uma Thurman draws in the air during Pulp Fiction.
Benjamin Murphy34 Benjamin Murphy34 MemberOP
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#26 ·
Amanda Myers3 said:I have little patience for people who are perpetually enraged and constantly complaining; they lack the ability to actually enjoy anything in life...

I also can't stand loud, messy eaters. It's just impossible to be around them.

And then there are those who make nothing but politics their entire personality. 🤣

sounds like you're describing my dad...🤣 🤣Sometimes I just want to pat him on the head and tell him enough is enough—especially when he gets on a roll with all that stuff together...🤣 😂😂
Carol Castillo4 Carol Castillo4 Newcomer
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#27 ·
Jerry Martinez5 said:Well, maybe don't type in all caps then, because online that basically means you're yelling, implying you're being too loud.

And around here, you might actually get banned for that.

My bad. ☕
lonegardener lonegardener Regular
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#28 ·
I’m honestly not following what everyone means by this "slowness" thing. 😕

Is this some kind of inside joke from California? 🤣
Benjamin Murphy34 Benjamin Murphy34 MemberOP
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#29 ·
lonegardener said:I’m honestly not following what everyone means by this "slowness" thing. 😕

Is this some kind of inside joke from California? 🤣

Well, I'm not exactly a local here, so I wouldn't know if the joke is from California or not...🙂😉
What does it mean? Like, when someone takes half an hour just to say five words, or when it takes them forty-five minutes to cross a street, or when you ask them to do something and it takes them two hours... yeah, something like that...😉😉
lonegardener lonegardener Regular
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#30 ·
Benjamin Murphy34 said:Well, I'm not exactly a local here, so I wouldn't know if the joke is from California or not...🙂😉
What does it mean? Like, when someone takes half an hour just to say five words, or when it takes them forty-five minutes to cross a street, or when you ask them to do something and it takes them two hours... yeah, something like that...😉😉

I haven't met anyone quite like that. 🤷

That’s why I’m asking—since a few people keep bringing it up... where are you all finding these people? 🤣
Andrew Kern8 Andrew Kern8 Newcomer
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#31 ·
I honestly can't wrap my head around people who are just full of themselves—you know the type? Arrogant, stuck-up, and completely convinced they’re the center of the universe. I can't stand any part of that attitude.

Then, on the flip side, you've got those sneaky, two-faced snakes. People who are constantly plotting behind your back, trying to manipulate every little situation just to get ahead while pretending to be your best friend.
Bradley Wood3 Bradley Wood3 Member
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#32 ·
The types who are always judging how everyone else lives—and then calling people hypocrites for it.
To me, there’s nothing more hypocritical than doing something just because everyone else is doing it, rather than actually being yourself and staying true to your own principles.
Honestly, all that judgmental crap just gets under my skin—same goes for the stereotypes and the constant need to force people into little boxes.
Nicholas Gonzalez2 Nicholas Gonzalez2 Member
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#33 ·
Oh my god, look at this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUkHkyy4uqw
Benjamin Murphy34 Benjamin Murphy34 MemberOP
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#34 ·
Nicholas Gonzalez2 said:Oh my god, look at this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUkHkyy4uqw

Yeah, seriously... people hurting animals is just straight up disgusting...😠😢👎
mellowcyclist6 mellowcyclist6 Newcomer
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#35 ·
It truly angers me when someone treats those they encounter in life as if they were entirely replaceable. Is there anything more disheartening than being viewed as someone who could be swapped out tomorrow for any other stranger? To act as though a friend, a partner, or even a family member is merely a temporary fixture—someone who is just as insignificant as anyone else—is quite frankly the most egregious form of arrogance.
Nicole Collins41 Nicole Collins41 Newcomer
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#36 ·
I'm not particularly fond of people

1. Those who carry themselves with far too much arrogance
2. People with primitive mindsets
3. Individuals who seem to exist solely to offend others
4. I suppose those who are perpetually stuck in a state of depression
5. And, perhaps, those who only reach out when they want something from you
Amanda Sullivan3 Amanda Sullivan3 Member
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#37 ·
Henry Edwards78 said:Fair enough....🙂if you were truly that way all the time, you certainly wouldn't be standing here admitting it right now...🙂🙂
so I suppose I'll grant you that you're still somewhat tolerable...🙂🙂

I'm feeling a bit this way right now—mostly because I've had a rough run of things lately—but hey, things have to look up eventually, right?
I just really can't stand being let down by people...it honestly gets under my skin more than I'd like to admit.
feralraven54 feralraven54 Member
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#38 ·
Where do I even begin?!
I have no intention of repeating myself..

1. Basic literacy. "Their, there, they're, wait, want..." 😠 Is it really that hard? It isn't.
2. Animal cruelty.
3. Irresponsible parenting. 😠😠
4. Prejudices against people who don't have children or simply choose not to. No, they aren't heartless, cold, unfulfilled, deprived, godless, or bitter. They just don't have offspring or don't want them.

I will return to this thread later. 🥳

edit:

5. Chronic pessimism (though that’s already been covered)
6. The insistence on romantic nonsense
Adam Miller46 Adam Miller46 Active Member
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#39 ·
Superficiality, sheer stupidity, rambling on about nothing, playing the victim, inconsistency, outright LYING, and pure immaturity...
Benjamin Murphy34 Benjamin Murphy34 MemberOP
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#40 ·
Here’s a few more things I can’t stand... I hate that whole "soft" attitude some people here seem to have, plus being spoiled, laziness, and honestly, romance. I just don't get the appeal of all that romantic stuff—like, what's actually great about someone handing you a bouquet of flowers? It’s just pure stupidity...🙂🙂And Drew Morgan, that’s just my take on it, since most of you probably think it's lovely...🙂🙂

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