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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 …
silentpilot6 silentpilot6 Regular
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#41 ·
What bothers me most is dishonesty.
Michelle Alvarez8 Michelle Alvarez8 Regular
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#42 ·
People who don't have an actual opinion or a backbone? Honestly—I lose my cool instantly when I deal with that.
Drew Morgan Drew Morgan Active Member
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#43 ·
lonegardener said: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? 🤣

They aren't "unbalanced." It's just hyperactive, high-strung people whining about it.
Carol Castillo4 Carol Castillo4 Newcomer
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#44 ·
Benjamin Murphy34 said: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...🙂🙂

Cut the crap. ☕
Benjamin Murphy34 Benjamin Murphy34 MemberOP
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#45 ·
Carol Castillo4 said:Cut the crap. ☕

I'm still not being dramatic😉 here. I just said a lot of you people seem to love romance, and fine, if you do... but I don't see the point in making such a huge deal out of it. Besides, so what if I'm not into it? You gonna come over here and shoot me or something?...😂😕😕😕
Henry Edwards78 Henry Edwards78 Newcomer
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#46 ·
Drew Morgan said:They aren't "unbalanced." It's just hyperactive, high-strung people whining about it.

😂😂haha...I'm neither hyperactive nor high-strung😂yet those slowpokes still get on my nerves...
Morgan Cooper34 Morgan Cooper34 Member
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#47 ·
The phrase "I just can't do it."
Gregory Torres Gregory Torres Newcomer
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#48 ·
Benjamin Murphy34 said:So, here it is... just curious to know what gets under your skin...=
For instance, I can't stand people who are slow, selfish, and greedy all at once... if I see one of those traits, it's bad enough, but when they hit all at once? That's where I draw the line...😂😂😂
What's your pet peeve?

pure arrogance and stinginess
rapidcanyon9 rapidcanyon9 Member
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#49 ·
🤔 hey, hey... let me tell you what really gets under my skin about people...

ugh... honestly? when someone doesn't have a single original thought in their head, or they're just straight-up hypocrites. And don't even get me started on the loudmouths who refuse to actually listen, the total bores, the jealous types, or the aggressive ones...
man... I guess there's just way too much of all that bullshit piled up for me...🙂
James Barrett88 James Barrett88 Newcomer
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#50 ·
Just a bunch of bitter, shallow losers who hate anything actually new or better. They just complain for the sake of complaining, finding something to nitpick in everything. Honestly? Most people on this forum
Michelle Alvarez8 Michelle Alvarez8 Regular
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#51 ·
Just because it's new doesn't mean it's better. Seriously—WTF?
Benjamin Hall78 Benjamin Hall78 Newcomer
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#52 ·
Honestly, what really gets under my skin is that blatant hypocrisy and all this performative piety people put on, especially when they start peppering their everyday, face-to-face conversations with those ridiculous internet abbreviations we usually reserve for a text message.
rowdyhawk27 rowdyhawk27 Member
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#53 ·
A total lack of feeling
primitive and stunted
indecisive
sluggish
either intentionally or accidentally foolish
...
Amanda Sullivan3 Amanda Sullivan3 Member
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joined Jan 2009
#54 ·
Benjamin Hall78 said:Honestly, what really gets under my skin is that blatant hypocrisy and all this performative piety people put on, especially when they start peppering their everyday, face-to-face conversations with those ridiculous internet abbreviations we usually reserve for a text message.

I have to agree—it really rubs me the wrong way too.
Keith Jones76 Keith Jones76 Active Member
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#55 ·
It really gets under my skin when people start acting all self-righteous because they’re suffering from someone else's shortcomings (more or less directly).
A Anonymous Veteran
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#56 ·
Here’s what really gets under my skin:

1. Arrogance. I can't stand people who act like they’ve mastered everything under the sun and look down on everyone else like we're beneath them... 🙄
2. A total lack of awareness regarding others.
3. Hypocrisy.
4. Being two-faced.
5. Just general narrow-mindedness—whether it's being closed off about someone's background, new tech, or just different ways of thinking. 😠
6. Constant complaining about every little thing. Look, life isn't fair; just deal with it!
7. People who expect everything to be handed to them on a silver platter. We’re all out here grinding and working hard; nobody ever just hands you success. 😳
Amanda Sullivan3 Amanda Sullivan3 Member
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#57 ·
Anonymous said:Here’s what really gets under my skin:

1. Arrogance. I can't stand people who act like they’ve mastered everything under the sun and look down on everyone else like we're beneath them... 🙄
2. A total lack of awareness regarding others.
3. Hypocrisy.
4. Being two-faced.
5. Just general narrow-mindedness—whether it's being closed off about someone's background, new tech, or just different ways of thinking. 😠
6. Constant complaining about every little thing. Look, life isn't fair; just deal with it!
7. People who expect everything to be handed to them on a silver platter. We’re all out here grinding and working hard; nobody ever just hands you success. 😳

Oh, hey there! It feels like it's been ages since I last ran into you... 😁
Chloe Adams3 Chloe Adams3 Newcomer
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#58 ·
1. Self-centeredness
2. Being cheapskates
3. Acting superior
4. Making fun of others
5. Talking smack behind your back
Edward Rivera98 Edward Rivera98 Member
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joined Jul 2009
#59 ·
Morgan Cooper34 said:The phrase "I just can't do it."

Just like that whole "I have to do this" attitude, you know, like when you're on vacation somewhere and everyone loses their minds because someone, say, "has" to eat cheese for breakfast... 🙄
It really gets under my skin when people start acting all frantic over nothing.

Plus, there's zero tolerance for anyone being different.

And the arrogance, that vibe where someone thinks they're God's gift to the world.

Not to mention the hypocrisy. I don't care if your principles are totally different from mine—if you actually stick to them, I'll respect that. But when someone talks a big game and then does the exact opposite.... 😠
Benjamin Murphy34 Benjamin Murphy34 MemberOP
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#60 ·
Benjamin Hall78 said:Honestly, what really gets under my skin is that blatant hypocrisy and all this performative piety people put on, especially when they start peppering their everyday, face-to-face conversations with those ridiculous internet abbreviations we usually reserve for a text message.

Yeah, exactly... like using "lol" or "xd" in person... god... as if it's actually funny. And then someone tries to defend it by saying those are just ways to show you're laughing, but instead of actually laughing, they just say the word out loud...🙄🙄🤣🤣

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