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11 Jun 2012, 12:41 am

"Calm down." :roll:
"Wrong." (Sounds condescending. You can say your own opinion or fact without calling me wrong, what's the point in that word?)
When people ask me for my opinion and then not like it and get mad at me for it.
"Nevermind." (not even bother to explain it to me)
"Slow down" when I am eating
"Don't yell" when I am not yelling and not even raising my voice


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11 Jun 2012, 6:34 am

League_Girl wrote:
"Calm down." :roll:
"Wrong." (Sounds condescending. You can say your own opinion or fact without calling me wrong, what's the point in that word?)
When people ask me for my opinion and then not like it and get mad at me for it.
"Nevermind." (not even bother to explain it to me)
"Slow down" when I am eating
"Don't yell" when I am not yelling and not even raising my voice


I hate that as well. It's usually the SO that brings it up. :roll:



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11 Jun 2012, 6:37 am

lostgirl1986 wrote:
I hate that as well. It's usually the SO that brings it up. :roll:


Same lol. I could almost get that one while gently whispering, I think.

It's about the only one that really bugs me in this thread so far. Except maybe one of the others LG posted, "Calm down" when you're not actually excited and you have an even tone of voice.

I think maybe it's the monotone - if you speak in monotone, people can't tell when you're excited and go by what you're saying rather than how you say it.



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11 Jun 2012, 8:08 am

I hate the "Don't yell one." I worked with a co-worker who was like that. She would get in her moods and then you would get firm with her and it was "Don't yell at me, or I will yell at you." She did that to others too.

How about when people tell you to shhh and have a big catty smile on their face? They then throw in a "I can hear you all the way over here." I've told a few people like that to shut up before.

When someone makes a nasty comments that borders along the lines of being mean. Then the other person gets mad and goes, "I'm just kidding." Those are annoying.

How about when you say excuse me somewhere and then the other person gets and attitude and and mocks you back? They go "Scuse me," like they are more important. I mocked someone like that once at the grocery store for doing that to me and then I turned on my heel and walked away.



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11 Jun 2012, 3:54 pm

its being called hun or sweety or stuff like that for me that drives me nuts. Oh and also i can't stand racial/derogatory slurs and the word ret*d.



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11 Jun 2012, 6:06 pm

"Everyone deals with anxiety, it's just a part of life."


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This misdiagnosis caused me significant stress, which lessened upon finding out the truth about myself from my current and past long-term therapists - that I am an anxious and highly sensitive person but do not have an autism spectrum disorder.

My diagnoses - social anxiety disorder and obsessive-compulsive disorder.

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11 Jun 2012, 6:09 pm

anneurysm wrote:
"Everyone deals with anxiety, it's just a part of life."


Yes, that and, "Why are you depressed? You have a lot of things in life to be thankful for."



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12 Jun 2012, 12:17 am

"It's stressful for everyone"

They have no idea how stress effects me.


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12 Jun 2012, 7:20 am

"Life's a b***h, then you die."
Any variation of this one always makes me mad, its such a sh***y cop out people use when you complain about anything and no life doesn't have to be a "b***h", its beautiful. Shut up you f*****g idiot.
"WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING?"
Again, any variation and the context matters. If a person just asks "hey, what are you doing?" that's fine. I mean when I'm actually doing something and its obvious but a person asks this question as some kind of rhetorical question because I'm doing so appallingly bad or shocking. If you see me doing something wrong, simply say "Hey..stop driving so fast!" "Add some water to that paint brush, your colors are too dark!" "Add some water and turn down the heat on the stove!" etc etc.
"Stop being so manipulative."
Hear this the most when I have a meltdown, it makes me so angry.
"Hey you, yeah you."
Rude as hell and makes me feel threatened. Sounds too much like something a cop or authority figure would say.
"Are you slow?"
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12 Jun 2012, 8:08 am

I only have one:

Have you ever tried online dating?



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12 Jun 2012, 10:40 am

Whenever you are about to cry and someone who is being insensitive says,

"What's the matter with you do you have bugs in your eyes?"


Others.

"Do you have a staring problem?"

"That's not normal, your behavior is a sign of a mental illness."



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12 Jun 2012, 12:08 pm

''People who laugh at you aren't worth knowing.''

''If your friend gets the hump with you, he/she wasn't a very good friend in the first place.''

''Stop moaning.''

''Ssshhhh!''

The last two can sometimes send me into a meltdown.


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12 Jun 2012, 12:40 pm

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''Ssshhhh!''

Grrr, I HATE when someone shushes me! It makes me feel about five years old. :evil:


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12 Jun 2012, 10:59 pm

So I am not alone on the last one. I feel the same way.



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13 Jun 2012, 4:36 am

1401b wrote:
-disclaimer: all instances of the word "you" is intended as purely fictional, and NOT intended to offend any persons, living, dead or reading this post, and is purely coincidental.
Or something.



I used to buy into the concepts, slander, and sophistry that haterz would regurgitate, apparently at random.
I really tested whether I was wrong or weird or awful. And I still do as a first Pavlovian response.
But there’s a fundamental logical flaw in automatically assuming everyone else is always right.
...If I can remember.

[ - ‘Relax.’ ... (gah, shut up)
- ‘You’re just making excuses.’ ... (you asked me for an answer, and I’m respecting you enough to dedicate valuable mental run-time to answer you, so try not to call me a liar too. If it was just that I didn’t want to do it, I would have said, “Because, I don’t want to do it.”)
- ‘Nobody else has a problem with it.’ ... (oh, I’m the only person on the planet that does, so I’m either the most bizarre freak ever, or a liar, huh?)

- ‘You’re wrong.’ ... (“Well Mr. 14.01b, I don’t know what the right answer is, and have no guesses on even a wrong answer, but it can’t even possibly be what you said.”)
- ‘I’ve never had a problem.’ ... (or maybe you have, and are just too dumb to know it.)
- ‘You think too much.’ ... (or conversely…)

- ‘You’re so negative.’ ... (or maybe I’m more optimistic than you can possibly understand because I already see solutions to everything up to this (“negative”) next point, which by the way, is about a mile farther down the road than the end of your nose.
- ‘You’re looking for problems!’ ... (duh, it’s called preparation, you might wanna go talk to a boy scout.)
- ‘You could just (insert lame idea here) ... (over the course of my life I’ve spent approx. 2 million times more on this than your 15 seconds of contemplation, so thanks for imagining neither I nor anyone else on the planet has thought of that already, AND for getting mad at me for not instantly re-devoting all my current & future life-resources pursuing your thoughtless platitude.


I've had all of the above, and they piss me off severely, especially the "I don't have a problem , neither does anyone else, so therefore you are looking for problems" scenario. It's so dismissive and condescending. I've had people in the workforce who could not plan 5 minutes ahead, and there fore kept changing plans and timelines, and left it up to me to fix, and couldn't understand why I got upset after I'd had to juggle schedules half a dozen times because of them.



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13 Jun 2012, 4:54 am

" But we've always done it this way" - I don't care what you did 50 years ago. Legislation's changed, technology has changed, and bigotry , sexism and discrimination are harshly punished these days. Some people have even dveloped a sense of logic.

"Yeah that happened to me once blah blah" (Lets talk about me. We've ben talking about you for 3 minutes)

Any sort of double-speak where someone is trying to either manipuate or insult you, but arn't brave enough or honest enough to do it directly.

"You're too sensitive./ It was only a joke" Their inevitable response to you calling them on the above, or making a snappy responseto it.