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Same. To go along with that, child abuse

Cold weather
People who do like 20 sneezes (I've never done more than 3, usually after about 2 the irritation in my nose is out)
Feeling nauseas
People telling me to 'stop moaning' when I'm just speaking in a matter-of-fact way
Strangers sitting next to me on the bus when there are empty seats available
When people play their music out loud on the bus
When people walk into me as though they are blind
When people keep throwing social events like birthday parties and weddings, and I feel obliged to attend
When people get like 10 likes on Facebook on a post that's so stupid

I hate being patronized. I hate noisy neighbours and I hate crowded places.

I hate the sound of people eating.

this and the sound of people talking

Vulgar internet articles full of swear words and TMI. Keep your private lives private. These articles, titled somewhere along the lines of "X Number of Things About Y," are mostly nasty and tell me more than I want to know.

People who turn the heating up at work with complete disregard for people like me who can't stand the heat.

Can't they just put an extra flipping layer on?

people who cannot stand people different from themselves.

When you're having a group conversation then somebody starts blasting loud videos on their phone. I find it disrupting and sometimes rude if the video is nothing to do with the conversation.

When people don't hear names, like you say a name and they say "who?"

greasy stuff. there's only a few places where greasy is good.

This and the sound of people breathing

slowpokes with attitudes.

Drivers who like to tuck behind other people's bumpers, close enough almost to hit them

I get so many shocked faces whenever I say I don't like olives. I guess I would be the same with anyone who says they don't like peanut butter, or that don't think peanut butter and chocolate is a flavor combination that descended from heaven itself.

I don't necessarily not like sports, its more the culture surrounding them. Someone could know the complete lineup and stats of a team, the history of a player, how many championships they've won, and the greatest moments of them, and they would be considered a passionate fan.

Whereas, if I say that I know the different types of Star Destroyers and their technical statistics, how they came to use in the Galactic Empire and what purpose they served, and the role they served in battles, I would be considered a loser geek who "doesn't get laid on the weekends".

Gets me mad.

Mercifully peanut butter isn't yet compulsory in the UK. I've had quite a lot of bother during my visits to the USA's Deep South over food. Junk food is almost universally accepted as the staple diet, so is meat, and chillies. Then I ride into town with my organic, near-vegan, no-hot-spices pickiness. And that's on top of my autistic social impairments. It's a testament to their tolerance that I wasn't lynched.

"traffic-calming measures" that do anything but.