Things you find annoying

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-political discussions by my relatives. they rant on and on about how the country's doomed and politicians are cheats and voters are gullible etc etc...

-24/7 doom and gloom. When all the attention is given to the negative elements and the positive ones don't see the light of day.

-enforced positivity. When you are forced to think happy thoughts all day every day and not allowed to acknowledge problems. How the hell can u solve problems if you can't acknowledge them?

- when I am taught to do something a certain way, and then told off for doing it that way because it is the wrong way. (work is guilty of this, they tell you to do a certain job a certain way then tell you months down the line that you were supposed to do it a different way. why didn't u bloody well say so!!)

- Internet tough guys

- White knights

- Job interviewers who care more about degree of eye-contact rather than actual qualifications

- People who take personal offense when someone disagrees with them.

- People who think rape is a momentary event, and who ignore the life-long trauma that results from it.

- People who take personal offense when their favorite prejudice is proven baseless.

- People who treat women as prizes to be won, objects to be owned, or obstacles to sexual gratification.

When you've been working and know how to do your job some little upstart that was probably in nappies (Diapers) when you first started tells you how to do your own job.

When Television stations clash all the good shows up against each other and then other times you're struggling to find something to watch.

Prescription meds that come in a bottle, inside a box, and the pharmacy puts the prescription number and # of refills on the box. So I can't refill it or know I need a new prescription from the dr, unless I keep the box, when normally I would throw the box in the trash. It s inconvenient to keep the med in the box and take it out every time I need to use it, and I have no good place to store the box so I can find it when I eventually need it.

When people say somebody is suffering from Autism well HELLO I don't think I'm suffering and I'm sure everyone on here isn't either we're just being ourselves and if other people don't like it Tough!! !

The sound of styrofoam or a potato chip bag opening. I can't stand it. If it goes on for more than a few seconds I become borderline violent.

It really annoys me:
- the sound couples make when they kiss
- greeting people (saying Hi or Bye and shaking hands or kissing)
-the sound of two metallic objects scraping each other, can't stand it, it brings a metallic flavour in my mouth.
-to take care of other people
-when people can't grasp any given concept that I can understand easily
-sharing the same glass, if someone drinks from my glass I have to go get a new drink. It's like a germ thing.

Elderly people who are rude.

People who show no emotion.

Pompous people.

People who believe in victim demonization whenever someone is the victim of any wrongful act, regardless of gender.

Misogynists.

Misandrists.

Parents who take their young children {10 or below} to PG-13 or R rated movies.

Toilet seats who pee all over them.

People who don't flush the toilet after using it.

People who think their opinions are always right.

Parents with bad parenting skills.

Movie theater patrons who shout at the screen as if the actors can hear them.

People who use Facebook or Twitter everyday.

People who wear pants with their buttcracks showing.

Whenever I'm in a grocery store, people ask me where certain things are in the store as if I work there.

-animal abusers,and people who dont give a sht about them when they take in an animal.
-the lack of security on disability forums/communities in making sure every person has what they say they have,as opposed to being one of the many frauds who prey on support forums for attention.
-support staff who are only in it because its a job and dont see it as peoples lives and attachments they play with.
-people who think everyone who gets hurt by the word 'ret*d/ret*d' is doing so because of actualy wanting to be offended,and political correctness rather than being intelectualy disabled,having grown up a target of intelectual slurs and discrimination their entire life and wanting to be treated as a person of equal worth with a disability, rather than part of a subhuman intelectualy useless group where ignorant people can compare their mates/someone they dont like etc to when they do something stupid.
-forum users [not this one obviously] who diagnose everyone who clinicaly lacks empathy as being a pyschopath,some of us have strong morals, apreciation of authority and follow rules intensively due to solid rigid thinking,it doesnt make us bloody pyschopaths when we lack empathy completely.
-the lack of personal responsibility that people have when they post stuff online to other people,theyre obviously not saying the same BS on the street to people otherwise we woud be seeing mass brawls everywhere,yet people feel its perfectly fine to post offensive/distressing/threatening etc BS to people because of the anonymity.
-cyber bullies who are clearly pyschopathic,targeting the most vulnerable users who dont have the capacity to deal with it.
-cold callers,we had a group of them call around to ours the other day they were collecting for a charity that deals with disability, it completely took the piss because we are living in a residential centre which is clearly marked as such and recognised as one before getting in the gate,theres even big signs in the car park making visitors aware that we are learning disabled and to watch out for us,plus we are cash strapped ourselves as we live on very little money by law; they shoud be raising it for us if theyre going to come demanding direct debits the cheeky a holes.

People who think you owe them an apology for past drug use.

Guys who write "ya" instead of "you" ( the ya-ya brotherhood?)

There are innumerable things that annoy me so I'll just post the things that have annoyed me the most this week, in no particular order

Moths and crane flies that commit suicide in my bath

The crowd at Wimbledon when Andy Murray is playing: cheering his opponent's double faults is REALLY bad form.

My body clock: its 3am as I write this and I feel like tearing about the house like a Jack Russell on red-bull

Tongue ulcers: there's a painful one on the tip of my tongue atm

Mangoes: the probable cause of the abovementioned tongue ulcer

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The mouse in my kitchen

Uneducated and unprofessional people slamming science because it conflicts with their personal interests, their favorite book, or what they've posted on another website.

People who threaten violence against themselves or others, only to later claim that they weren't serious or that they were merely misunderstood.

People who personally identify with a belief to such an extent that any attack against that belief is perceived as an attack against themselves.

People who seem believe that my self-esteem depends solely on their opinion of me, and who also seem to believe that their rejection of me will somehow hurt my feelings - neither of these beliefs is true.

Pity parties where one person will bemoan his or her fate, revel in the attention of dozens of well-wishers, suddenly feel better about themselves, and then repeat the process every time they want an ego-boost.

Sometimes at cafes they put a paper napkin under the cake they serve on a plate. It makes it harder to eat it. I have no idea why they do that. Also they put the fork right next to the cake so that the handle part of the fork is touching the cake, which makes the fork unusable because it gets too sticky.

In the deli section of supermarkets, when they wrap the ham, salami etc in a plastic bag, some of them only half-wrap it and some part of the ham/salami is exposed. Why can't they do it properly?

People who are really eager to tell me why they think e-books are better than paper books.

Oh, you can fit 58,000 books on your little device the size of a credit card?