Yep this so much too. It's like people see it as some 'right' to have kids and then they can treat them however they want... Like that's not how it works.
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pet peeves / lil stuff you cant stand
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Right! They act like the kids are some piece of property to control rather than an actual living person. It's sad
nightglow
Little can stop the sun and moon from thier dance.
That is so common and so annoying.
Or that kids are pets and that they stay kids forever, then complain that their kids act like kids when they are adults because they kept them from the opportunity to develop needed skills.
Yes this so much. As someone who is/ws a victim of this and overprotective-ness in general it irks me a lot. Your kids are not property/pet/babies forever and you need to let them develop in any possible way.
^this.
Also, on another note. People who simply assume you will let them have your seat on the train. They don't even ask like "excuse me, can I sit I have x issues"... Like okay don't stand silent and stare at me I might have reason why I have to sit even though it's not that visible..sigh.
VanitasFan26
I'm just a ghost.
I really don't like when people have to over explain things with long paragraphs. It makes it so hard to even understand. I would prefer to get straight to the point without trying to over explain it because when there is so much information it makes me have a minor headache just trying to remember everything that was said. I had a hard time with this in school when teachers keep talking word for word and I had to use Notes to write down what they were saying instead of writing it on the board.
Agree. I mean I prefer crystal-clear instructions for work tasks and such but when it's just casual conversation thing or simple question please no.
For example my mom always ask for 42-slide powerpoints/paragraphs whenever I say I like something, talk about someone or stuff like..chill...
I just dislike how people expect you to have a reason for everything, even if it’s simple? Like, why do I have to have a five paragraph essay explaining why I don’t want to live somewhere? Isn’t “it doesn’t feel like home to me” a good enough answer? Lol. A simple equation for y’all:
Pennsylvania ≠ Home
There’s a reason I feel more at home on the west coast. That’s probably why I spend a lot of time there.
Pennsylvania ≠ Home
There’s a reason I feel more at home on the west coast. That’s probably why I spend a lot of time there.
Yeah or just doing anything, from going to the toilet to attending a movie like...I need to pee and I like the movie they're screening.
Also talking about phones and stuff. I really hate when people get angry when you miss their call and it weren't something important. Call twice or text so I can see you really wanted something rather than just "check up" or just giving me a lecture.
It bothers me when people call. Just shoot me a text, that way I'll get back to you way faster than playing phone tag.
Exactly. If someone actually calls me I expect it to be an emergency or just important stuff not like "lol buy milk i'm lazy" kind of stuff sheesh.
People who give a lecture for petty/small mistakes that doesn't really matter if you did them, they do just because they can and want to look good. Like you're not gonna die just because you missed some extra XP on PoGo, also you forgot to alert me properly, also don't send the gift half a day in advance with letting me know (and respond to it).
But it didn't come with an owner's manual.
Speaking about texting. I really do need to upgrade my phone lol. I still have a flipphone and it is a PITA to text with. It'd be so much easier just to chat to text. But affording those plans would be a luxury for me right now lol.
Because they're only thinking of themselves. I'm quiet as a mouse when I used to live at home when getting up early to get to the bus when it was still dark or getting up super early for work during summer. But my dad would do tap dancing lessons, slam doors, and beat on metal.
Semi-trucks holding onto their jake brake. You know the sound if you've heard a high-pitch rumbling. It's not so bad if they have a muffler but extremely loud if they don't. I live on a long strip of road where they the drivers do it near where a few homes are. Wakes me up at the dead of night and so forth. I don't know if they do it to be a jackass or to slow down, but it's all the time where I live.
VanitasFan26
I'm just a ghost.
I don't like it when people give me "small talk" asking me so many questions in one conversation. It makes me feel uncomfortable.
Small talk is super awkward. Like, let's talk about the best kinds of lettuce or something. Way more interesting.
VanitasFan26
I'm just a ghost.
I've seen that happen many times whenever there is an intersection and some drivers go over the white line where there is a sidewalk. I live in Georgia and man the drivers are so much worse over here.
i grew up in georgia. i remember just walking on the side of the road bc there were almost no sidewalks d: i went to college in florida though, and i think thats where pedestrians are the most at risk out of everywhere ive lived. even the students walking on campus werent safe. in denver theres way more walkability but jerk drivers still exist unfortunately. seems like its nation wide .-.
