What are your people pet peeves?

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Two-faced people. They are the worse. To put it simply, I hate those who are nice to your face and then behind your back, talk bad about you or for real very much dislike you. I would respect someone more if they said, I hate you to my face then to a person who is fake nice to me but for real hates me. I like honesty, whether it's positive or negative.

People who invade personal space in any way, including showing up unannounced and uninvited.

Judgmental people

People who pick on those to hide their insecurities

People who don't accept responsibility for their mistakes, and who blame everyone else but themselves.

People who don't practice good hygiene

People who get offended too easily, especially when offense wasn't intended in the first place.

when people dont r surprised i have a "form of autism" cuz they have all these stereotypes

Arrogance and entitlement. Except that I humbly accept the latter in cats.

- loud people especially in restaurants
- people too close to me
- stuck up people

People who:

- Denounce my ideas, and then later claim them as their own.

- Ignore my warnings, and then blame me when they come true.

- Ask for my opinion, choose the opposite path, and then blame me for their actions.

- Ignore me when I need help, and then beg me for my help when they need it.

- Attack me for serving my own interests, while demanding that I serve theirs.

- Ally with the losing side, and then hold me in contempt when my side wins.

- Say "Yes" to my requests, and then fail to deliver.

- Leave the final decision up to me, and then criticise the decision after I've made it.

- Turn down my offers of training, and then blame me for their ignorance and incompetence.

People who talk when it's inappropriate to do so. Like when someone is addressing a class, or a group of some sort, and people in the group are chatting with each other instead of giving the speaker their attention. Even if you aren't really paying attention, at least keep quiet, out of respect for the speaker and the other people in the group.

At my kids' school, the principal addresses the 2nd-5th graders each morning on the yard. They are all pretty good about paying attention, but there are all these parents who stand around the periphery and just yak, yak yak, at full volume. It's very inconsiderate. They even do it while the Pledge of Allegiance is being said. Regardless about how you feel about the U.S. and it's government, the appropriate thing to do is to face the flag and either say the Pledge of maintain a respectful silence. Not stand around gabbing it up about how you think your coworker is having an affair.

Idiots.



















and Arrogance

Oh, I've got a whole bunch of them. Let's see...

*When people are disurptive at movie theaters

*When people aren't quiet when they know they should be

*People who constantly tap on things

*Some tones of voice and/or what people say to me

*When people laugh at stuff that's not even near being funny

*Immature people

*People who ignore me and/or exclude me from anything

*People who force me to do things I absolutely refuse to do

*People who go against what I say

*People who constantly swear

*People who are trashy

*People who are racist and prejudice

*People who deliberately let themselves go

*People who are ignorant

*People who are disrespectful of about anything

*People who try to act "gangsta"

*People who get way into fictional relationships

*Smokers

And that's just the start of it! Ironic thing is, I love being around people! lol

People who don't take care of their pets

Ok, here's my longer list:

People that ignore me.
People that smell of cigarette smoke.
People that don't put much effort into what they wear.
People with poor hygiene, especially sitting next to me on the bus.
People that walk slowly in front of me.
For some reason I can't stand being called a liar when I'm not lying.
Too many people talking at once.
People making more noise than necessary when they eat something.
People that talk to me while I am reading.
People that don't knock on my door. When I was a kid I wouldn't let people in my room unless they knocked, so my sister knocked but still opened the door before I said it was ok to come in.
Overly extroverted people, like the guy I met from the newspaper.
Teenage girls gossiping.
Teenage boys being loud and immature.
People that swear in front of or at their kids.
People that misinterpret what I say and start a whole new conversation about it.
People that criticize anything I say or do.
Arrogant and bossy people.
Men only being nice to me for their own selfish gain.

dickwads, pretty much.

i hate it when i am in a lecture and the people around me are talking about something else. eg civil procedure. i know it is dull but could they at least shut up so that the ones who want to learn can do so??

basically i agreed with what elderwanda and Fnord said.

i hate people that spend all their time tearing others to shreads (as in insulting every aspect of their being)

Add to previous list:

- Anyone that puts on airs of self-righteousness that are based solely on their age, race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, religion, marital status, political affiliation, and who thereby demands preferential treatment in all situations.

1. When people "shhhhhhh" me. I REALLY hate that. It's not soothing as everyone claims it is.

2. Trying to accept that I deal with a lot of people at work who are below my level of intelligence, and still having a hard time holding back from throttling them...yeah I admit I sound really arrogant, and I CONFESS TO BEING IT!

3. When people at my job tell me they can't hear me, because we're in a noisy waterpark. Look I understand if I can't hear THEM...they talk so low you'd think they're mute...and in a noisy waterpark no less. I'VE always been told to "use my inside voice"; my former boss used to call my voice the "sonic boom voice". So basically, I'm so loud, bin Laden can hear me from his cave in Iran...but somehow THE PEOPLE IN THE WATERPARK CAN'T HEAR ME?! Is this some kind of joke?

4. Dealing with the fact that I've never been good at verbalizing everything while I'm an ace at writing out what I'm thinking...yet getting annoyed when people don't listen to me...which is unfortunately sort of expected.

5. Being told I'm uptight while everyone else is laid back...of course, when crisis strikes, WHO DO THEY RUN TO TO MAKE SURE EVERYTHING WORKS OUT PROPERLY?! !! !! !! !! !!