This!!! Especially when you are just done with your paths and there were LOT of spaces all around. Some villagers prefer squeezing their house between your house and a lake rather than settle in the large empty field nearby, I just don't get it.
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Things you dislike a lot
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This!!! Especially when you are just done with your paths and there were LOT of spaces all around. Some villagers prefer squeezing their house between your house and a lake rather than settle in the large empty field nearby, I just don't get it.
mintellect
attention gamers,
I plot reset, put its still a problem cuz they just DONT COOPERte!!
mintellect
attention gamers,
I'm not exactly sure wether I do this or not. I mean I don't smile and act like everything's fine all the time but I have a hard time telling people how I feel.
I'd say there are three main things I dislike a lot. They're flowers, jeans, and long fingernails.
I dislike flowers because they make me a wreck during springtime and even outside of that season I'm not a fan of them at all, and I dislike jeans because they're honestly not that comfortable to me and I'd rather wear shorts over pants any time. I don't mind at all if anyone else wears jeans though! I just don't like wearing them haha. The same goes for long fingernails; it bugs me when my nails get pretty long, but if other people have long fingernails I don't care.
I dislike flowers because they make me a wreck during springtime and even outside of that season I'm not a fan of them at all, and I dislike jeans because they're honestly not that comfortable to me and I'd rather wear shorts over pants any time. I don't mind at all if anyone else wears jeans though! I just don't like wearing them haha. The same goes for long fingernails; it bugs me when my nails get pretty long, but if other people have long fingernails I don't care.
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pillow bunny
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people who crate train their dogs
lol this and people with drawn eyebrows. sorry it doesn't look good on anyone it's like you wanna draw clown make up lol
Watchingthetreetops
*~Rude intolerance here~*
When people act intelligent in order to belittle others.
It bothers me a lot irl. Online, you sort of get toughened up to it. But irl, it's like...if you're so smart, why do you need to get gratification from something so trivial?
It bothers me a lot irl. Online, you sort of get toughened up to it. But irl, it's like...if you're so smart, why do you need to get gratification from something so trivial?
When people in fandoms respond to someone not enjoying an anime or something with "You didn't understand the point" or "you didn't watch the same show." Most of the time they won't even explain what the point is, like it's a cheap way to feel superior when that person knows that their view is just as subjective as anyone else's.
Deconstruction shows are ones that I will almost always dislike. In fact the word is becoming a breeding ground for pseudo-intellectual anime fans to tout their interpretation of vague symbolism as the one truth. The word Deconstruction is something that so many people can't even come to an agreement on.
"Deconstructions" also tend to take shows that are made for kids and add lots of grimdark to them and target them toward older audiences, which means fanboys will come out of the woodwork claiming that the deconstructed version of that thing is superior than the mindless "kiddy" thing it's based on.
While I respect the fact that protagonists like Shinji Ikari have troubled lives, and it's understandable that they'd be afraid or unwilling to fight, I'd much rather see a character overcome their problems instead of spending the majority of the show "realistically" angsting over it. It's fine to give a character flaws and insecurities, but in shows like this characters with psychological issues tend to be really unlikable.
It's satisfying to watch a protagonist work through their issues and come out on top, and be better people for it. If the show is just 200% misery and everything is pointless and all the protagonist does is cry, why should I care?
Deconstruction shows are ones that I will almost always dislike. In fact the word is becoming a breeding ground for pseudo-intellectual anime fans to tout their interpretation of vague symbolism as the one truth. The word Deconstruction is something that so many people can't even come to an agreement on.
"Deconstructions" also tend to take shows that are made for kids and add lots of grimdark to them and target them toward older audiences, which means fanboys will come out of the woodwork claiming that the deconstructed version of that thing is superior than the mindless "kiddy" thing it's based on.
While I respect the fact that protagonists like Shinji Ikari have troubled lives, and it's understandable that they'd be afraid or unwilling to fight, I'd much rather see a character overcome their problems instead of spending the majority of the show "realistically" angsting over it. It's fine to give a character flaws and insecurities, but in shows like this characters with psychological issues tend to be really unlikable.
It's satisfying to watch a protagonist work through their issues and come out on top, and be better people for it. If the show is just 200% misery and everything is pointless and all the protagonist does is cry, why should I care?
biibii
pudding dog.
what kind of alien are you?
what about macaroni and cheese? what about lasagna, spaghetti....WHAT ARE YOU
I dislike it when people try to shove their diets in other people's faces, like a vegetarian literally forcing a meat-eater to stop or a meat-eater telling a vegetarian to eat meat.
I also get peeved when someone uses the wrong there/they're/their, unless they're texting.
I also get peeved when someone uses the wrong there/they're/their, unless they're texting.
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