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

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Megan White4 Megan White4 Active Member
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joined Dec 2007
#161 ·
Superficiality and arrogance.
Rachel Parker Rachel Parker Newcomer
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joined Sep 2009
#162 ·
Just a bunch of people without any backbone...
Daniel Perez6 Daniel Perez6 Active Member
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joined Sep 2009
#163 ·
James Kelly9 said:atheism


I don't see why that would bother you so much.
It’s just someone's personal choice, and honestly, it shouldn't have anything to do with you—or at least, it shouldn't be an issue.😲
Brenda Cooper3 Brenda Cooper3 Active Member
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joined Apr 2009
#164 ·
I find the whole thing quite bothersome too; it’s hardly surprising. It’s a good thing we can be honest about it 👍
Ronald Johnson54 Ronald Johnson54 Newcomer
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#165 ·
I honestly can’t stand people who act like they’re too good to interact with anyone else, and let me tell you, in my little corner of the Midwest, there are enough of those types to fill a football stadium.😠
Dana Kelly5 Dana Kelly5 Newcomer
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#166 ·
What I despise most are people whose entire existence revolves around nothing but profit and self-interest. I also have zero patience for hypocrites who lack even the basic decency to craft a believable excuse for their own duplicity.
Brenda Cooper3 Brenda Cooper3 Active Member
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#167 ·
Or when someone just relies on terrible logic... like claiming "that billionaire is a great politician simply because he’s wealthy." Or when you see a smart person fail to land a solid comeback against someone twice as dim-witted as them.
kaktus-car said:Crime is a personal choice, so we shouldn't support it. How is that a stupid argument?

Exactly, that's my point. I can't stand weak arguments. And honestly, you came out on top here just by firing back with that sentence...
At the end of the day, it’s technically true that a theist shouldn't get worked up over an atheist, but we're human. I'm an atheist, and frankly, it gets under my skin when dealing with theists. I don't care for religion at all—regardless of the denomination or format. And I have every right to say so.
coppermason coppermason Member
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#168 ·
Honestly, the lack of empathy these days drives me nuts. It’s wild how the people who are the most tone-deaf to everyone else's vibes are always the ones expecting you to walk on eggshells around them. Personally, I’m way too sensitive to other people's moods—I constantly overthink everything just to make sure I don't offend anyone. Sometimes I go overboard with being careful, which is my own fault, sure, but even I have those days where I just don't have the bandwidth to be "on." Yet, somehow, the expectation is that I should always be perfectly pleasant. It’s fascinating, really. People just won't say, "Hey, sorry, I was having a moment and took it out on you, don't take it personally," or even just "My bad, leave me alone for a bit." Instead, they either act like nothing happened the next day or, even worse, expect *me* to be the one to apologize or check in.😕
Daniel Perez6 Daniel Perez6 Active Member
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#169 ·
The sheer amount of prejudice out there is driving me up the wall... 😲 😲 Seriously though... we’re living in the 21st century... 🙏
Rachel Parker Rachel Parker Newcomer
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#170 ·
Daniel Perez6 really hit the nail on the head and said everything that needed to be said...
Megan White4 Megan White4 Active Member
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#171 ·
Daniel Perez6 said:The sheer amount of prejudice out there is driving me up the wall... 😲 😲 Seriously though... we’re living in the 21st century... 🙏

Prejudice stems from stereotypes. Stereotypes come from generalizations. And generalizations? They're just a byproduct of being superficial. ☕
electrictiger70 electrictiger70 Active Member
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joined Jan 2008
#172 ·
Pure ignorance. 🤷
Jesse Peterson5 Jesse Peterson5 Member
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joined Sep 2009
#173 ·
- hypocrisy
- lying
- being two-faced
- stereotypes and sweeping generalizations
- being crude
- people who just wait for their turn to talk instead of actually listening
- judging people based on assumptions—everyone’s got their own life, mind their own business
- eating with an open mouth... drives me nuts. maybe shut it next time😁 🤣🤣
- constant "victim" mentalities
- arrogance
- jealous, passive-aggressive types
- lack of humanity
- opportunists
- being irresponsible. if something is critical, get it done. though, let's be real, we all slip up sometimes
- giving the "I don't know" answer🤣 when things actually matter...

I'm not a fan, but none of this really makes me angry. How someone acts or what their character is isn't my problem; I just choose who I spend time with. I'll just avoid those people😁
copperdriver30 copperdriver30 Newcomer
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#174 ·
-People who live to tear others down while playing the victim the whole time.
-They can't own up to a loss or even muster a simple apology
-A complete lack of accountability
-When they mock someone with their pathetic jokes, failing to realize how much those insults actually reveal about their own character

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