The Littlest Thing That Annoys You

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-Chavs
-Toddlers
-Snobs
-Hippies
-Geeks

Hillbillies are cool.

People who walk with a cane that goes CLANK! with every step they take.

- People saying "what" when they don't hear what someone says
- People not hearing what someone says in general
- My mom saying sentences that begin with "I don't know why..." in a judgmental tone
- People who correct others' mistakes in a judgmental way
- One of my parents shaking their head at things
- People almost bumping into me and saying sorry
- People saying sorry even if they didn't even come close to bumping into me
- People at school laughing or making noises
- People saying "nobody" when it is not really nobody
- People saying that certain age groups have to use certain kinds of technology
- Condescending language towards people with special needs

The things that annoy me... People blowing their nose loudly, people chewing, people talking with their mouth open, people who ignore me because I'm "different", fire alarms (I used to cry when I was little, from ages 4-6. Now I just cover my ears when they do fire drills.), people who stereotype autism, people who criticise my special interests, people who hurt my feelings... The list is practically endless.

- When someone puts garbage (things like empty milk bricks, etc.) in the kitchen sink. The kitchen sink is for dirty dishes. Garbage goes into the bin. Is it so complicated ?
- Dirty clothes on the ground.

The television as background noise. Especially, especially cartoons and anime. Don't get me wrong, I like to watch both facing them. But if they are just playing normally and I am not watching, it drives me mad and I have no clue why.

Whistlers
Nose blowers
Small talkers
Whisperers
Southern drawls

Forums where, after scrolling to the bottom of a list of threads, you are forced to scroll all the way back to the top to be able to go onto the next page, rather than being presented with an option at the bottom of the page.

Actually, quite a few others too, but this was the first that came to mind for some reason...No idea why.

High school students and their valley girl talk. Makes a conversation unlistenable. "Like, you know, like?"

Again, people who don't like special interests. Mine are so small/niche that I cannot discuss them at school, because I am worried people will call me "weird," "freak," "crazy," "stupid," etc. for doing those interests. So I have to continue to use my "Safe & Sane List" of topics with NTs. Sports, school, latest news (albeit some NTs never watch news, only endless hours of "SportsCenter", ugh), movies, TV shows, etc. Special interests are a no-no and I don't discuss them. Sometimes my conversations are quite awkward because I cannot talk about my special interests without consequences.

People who stare at their phone 24/7. No reason to do that. I have a PC at home and never bring any electronic devices to school. They are not allowed ANYWAYS!

Students who still continue to whisper to their friends when the teacher is talking...or when others are taking a test and they are finished. It makes me want to stand up and scold them for what they've done.

Judgy checkout clerks who comment on your grocery items.
For some reason I'm paranoid about this already and them making uniformly stupid comments about the items I'm buying sets it off.

I recently learned that most of the cases where I thought someone was being disingenuous what they were actually doing is trying to "connect." I personally don't understand why they feel the need for 1 min "connections" but hey they don't understand me not wanting to talk at all.

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-Southern accents (most annoyingly, my own).
-The contraction y'all.
-Bad grammar.
-When people say fishes in stead of fish or deers in stead of deer.
-Bratty ass kids who have everything and it still isn't good enough for them.

The sound of other people chewing.
The sound of people kissing on TV shows and movies.
Getting cut in front of or skipped over when I'm next in line at a store.
Bitchy/authoritive tones from others.
Getting blamed for something I have not done wrong.