Chewing with your mouth open. It is by far the most disgusting, ill-mannered thing a person can do. The cherry on top is when they smack their lips with every. single. bite. My older brother does this, and I have no idea why because our mother does not tolerate that shit. She reams me if I accidentally say something when I have food in my mouth. You would think a 31 year old man would learn table manner but nope!
And it's always the gum chewers that do this too. That's fine that you feel the need to "freshen your breath" with that nasty Juicy Fruit or whatever, but it smells awful. Shut your mouth please.
Chewing with your mouth open. It is by far the most disgusting, ill-mannered thing a person can do. The cherry on top is when they smack their lips with every. single. bite
People turning left on an intersection not driving up to the middle and instead just sit there a little further and off the pressure plate until it turns red without moving. One time that same driver sat through 2 light cycles until they finally went because the green turn arrow didn't turn on the 2nd time. Blood boil level, exploding volcano.
As a cyclist in Europe (no free right turns), when cars at a stop light turn on their right blinker indicating to turn right, but have their cars in the most left of the lane. That way I can't wait at the left side of them to go straight.
Even worse if they are not sure whether to let you go first or not when you wait behind those people. I'm waiting behind you for a reason!
When someone is convinced they know how you feel or what you're thinking and responds to the assumptions instead of your actions. Especially when you've actually explained it (and they choose to know better than you about what's going on in your head).
E.g.,
"I'm really not disappointed"
"It's ok, you're allowed to be"
"But I'm not"
"Mm hmm"
Watching people type slowly. If I don't know them well enough to take over and do it for them, I usually have to walk away so I don't keep sighing frustratedly at them.
I think it's people who can't talk about anything but themselves and their problems. I don't want to talk about you, and you don't want to talk about me. A little is fine, but damn, after 35 minutes of how my aunt's gallbladder felt, I lost my toucan.
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Chewing with your mouth open. It is by far the most disgusting, ill-mannered thing a person can do. The cherry on top is when they smack their lips with every. single. bite. My older brother does this, and I have no idea why because our mother does not tolerate that shit. She reams me if I accidentally say something when I have food in my mouth. You would think a 31 year old man would learn table manner but nope!
And it's always the gum chewers that do this too. That's fine that you feel the need to "freshen your breath" with that nasty Juicy Fruit or whatever, but it smells awful. Shut your mouth please.
Chomping on your gum is equally as bad!
Yup. We were taught table manners early on.
Minions.
People turning left on an intersection not driving up to the middle and instead just sit there a little further and off the pressure plate until it turns red without moving. One time that same driver sat through 2 light cycles until they finally went because the green turn arrow didn't turn on the 2nd time. Blood boil level, exploding volcano.
As a cyclist in Europe (no free right turns), when cars at a stop light turn on their right blinker indicating to turn right, but have their cars in the most left of the lane. That way I can't wait at the left side of them to go straight.
Even worse if they are not sure whether to let you go first or not when you wait behind those people. I'm waiting behind you for a reason!
When my father adamantly insists that I'll want to have my own children someday. When I'm gay as shit.
you could adopt... I mean, never say never...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ql1IFJwF0SQ
Being gay has nothing to do with whether or not a person wants some babies.
When someone tells me to calm down when I'm already calm. I go from calm to outraged in less than a second if I hear that.
When someone is convinced they know how you feel or what you're thinking and responds to the assumptions instead of your actions. Especially when you've actually explained it (and they choose to know better than you about what's going on in your head).
E.g., "I'm really not disappointed" "It's ok, you're allowed to be" "But I'm not" "Mm hmm"
Edit: clarity?
Reading your post made me feel like your avatar's expression.
People who had rather interact with a device than to talk with a real live person.
real live people are harder to predict and control.
When a teammate knocks a sure goal out of the way in Rocket League because they're being greedy and want to score.
People who come to my store within the last 20 minute before close and order a milkshake.
Really people who come there in the last 20 minutes at all. But milkshakes are the worst.
Watching people type slowly. If I don't know them well enough to take over and do it for them, I usually have to walk away so I don't keep sighing frustratedly at them.
I am like, will you just let me type it for you already?!
Ha, more like "MUM, get out of the way already, I'll do it!"
When I stub my toe, or do something that seemed stupid at the time and was stupid after done, or when I expect something out of myself and fail.
I don't get disappointed with people much, just myself.
When people read over my shoulders. If you want to read what I am writing, ASK ME!
Being ignored/ talked over or put down for expressing an opinion on something that matters to me.
I think it's people who can't talk about anything but themselves and their problems. I don't want to talk about you, and you don't want to talk about me. A little is fine, but damn, after 35 minutes of how my aunt's gallbladder felt, I lost my toucan.