Things that inexplicably turn you against someone

ziggyman17

a friend becoming a drug courier.............20 year friendship ended the minute I found out..........

Robsweezie

over defensiveness, at the hint of any criticism or disagreement from others, usually from those who take themselves way too seriously.

turnikett1

ziggyman17 wrote: »

a friend becoming a drug courier.............20 year friendship ended the minute I found out..........

Hardly a pet peeve...

I hate it when people leave doors open in a residential room. CLOSE THE FÚCKING DOOR YOU ARSEHOLE IT MAKES ME FEEL INEXPLICABLY UNSETTLED

efb

OldNotWIse wrote: »

Especially the ones wearing fake glasses. As someone with sever myopia, I feel they are making light of my condition. Imagine the outrage if people started using wheelchairs or crutches or white sticks without needing them?

I've seen hipsters with walking sticks- damn House

efb

Renegade Mechanic wrote: »

EAT IT :mad:

No. Leaves crusts and some near edge pizza beside RM

Wanderer78

ziggyman17 wrote: »

a friend becoming a drug courier.............20 year friendship ended the minute I found out..........

by any chance are they in serious financial trouble?

LadyAthame

When they make a mistake. I know and they know! but say and do everything possible to take the attention away from them. Some people I've met have an exceptional skill in convincing everyone that there is serious doubt in an entire process.. Crazy!

No Everyone sees, they feel it often than verbalizing it some people can't put social interactions into objective logical processes without it becoming entirely subjective.They have a gut feeling though but struggle to verbalize it and get frustrated with the wrong doer. The worse response is an emotive attack. The best is a stiff dry analysis.

LadyAthame

1.Shift responses rather than support responses.:rolleyes:
2.Conversational narcissism.
3.People who cook up a storm but can't weather it.
4.People who don't enjoy conversations about subjective ideas or objective facts.
5. People who allow discussions to become disputes too easily.
6.People who always have an agenda.
7.People who don't slow down.

People who can't understand we are all flawed.

whupdedo

People who use numbered bullet points

LadyAthame

whupdedo wrote: »

People who use numbered bullet points

Blast your eyes!

fistfights

Pretentiousness.
Not listening, but just waiting for their chance to speak.
Thinking that because they have a buggy they can push you off of the path, and/or stand in front of doorways.
Letting their children scream, shout or do whatever they want in a public place.
Taking up two seats on public transport, and refusing move their stuff when someone needs the chair.

Also, if anyone kicks the back of my chair at the cinema or at a gig it takes all of my willpower not to kick them in the teeth. Like seriously, why would you even do that?

Lollipops23

People who look down on others for being smart or even showing an interest in anything remotely cerebral. Yes, I'm a weird nerd for knowing things about a range of different subjects and don't solely take an interest in Micheal Kors handbags.

riclad

any woman who smokes or drinks while pregnant ,
After all the health warnings on packets,
do you think smoking is good for an unborn child .
Or do you care .?
any person of whatever religion who wants to take away someone else ,s
rights or freedom , due to their religious beliefs.
So you believe in your religion,great, ,do not expect anyone else to be stopped from getting married because it happens to conflict with your religious beliefs.
Its not logical to expect everyone in a multicultural society to behave in
a way that fits in with catholic beliefs .
Just because something is made legal does not mean everyone will do it,
if class a drugs become legal tommorow ,i will not start using them.

Person on a plane in the seat in front of you who reclines his seat into your face.

Magico Gonzalez

LadyAthame wrote: »

1.Shift responses rather than support responses.:rolleyes:
2.Conversational narcissism.
3.People who cook up a storm but can't weather it.
4.People who don't enjoy conversations about subjective ideas or objective facts.
5. People who allow discussions to become disputes too easily.
6.People who always have an agenda.
7.People who don't slow down.

People who can't understand we are all flawed.

Inexplicable?

Not one of them.

Magico Gonzalez

All of these are perfectly normal, every day, common or fcking garden reasons for not liking someone.

An inexplicable reason for turning against someone would be deciding to hate pedantic fools clarifying the terms of an irrelevant & frivolous internet thread, or disliking people who were green trousers.

Come on.

Magico Gonzalez

Magico Gonzalez wrote: »

or disliking people who were green trousers.

Come on.

I've never met somebody who was a green trousers

J Mysterio

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I've never met somebody who was a green trousers

If you had, you'd ****ing hate them.

beks101

People who eat publicly - on the street, on the bus/tube etc. I don't know why but it turns me right off.

beks101

beks101 wrote: »

People who eat publicly - on the street, on the bus/tube etc. I don't know why but it turns me right off.

And ten times more so if it's something smelly, like crisps!

Candie

Candie wrote: »

And ten times more so if it's something smelly, like crisps!

On the plane yesterday morning, at 8:20an ffs. There I was, after a boys weekend away and feeling dog rough and nodding off, awoken by CRUNCH CRUNCH CRUNCH. This couple with bags of smelly Walkers cheese and onion. The noise of each crunch made it's way into my brain and got louder and louder while the awful smell assaulted my nasal passage remorselessly. I'm actually annoying myself now by remembering it. If they were kids, fair enough, but they weren't. I hope they have a sh*t trip.

milltown

Magico Gonzalez wrote: »

Inexplicable?

Not one of them.

The actual "inexplicably" thread would be about two pages long.

5rtytry56

Omackeral wrote: »

CRUNCH CRUNCH CRUNCH. .

happened behind me a couple of times at movies. Then the munching speeds up and slow down with the tempo of the movie. And you also get that gasp of breath behind your neck....

fistfights

Candie wrote: »

And ten times more so if it's something smelly, like crisps!

Crisps aren't that bad really. I once had a woman sit beside stuffing her face with a tuna and egg mayonnaise sandwich. >:(

Penn

People who tell me to call them by their nickname.

There is no quicker and easier way to ensure I will refer to you by your full name for the rest of your life than to tell me to call you by your nickname.

5rtytry56

Over the years in different employments , I've found that Office workers who grin in a particular enigmatic fashion after some work accomplishment or another tend to be the ones who are easily disposed to destroying and fvcking up some other colleagues livelihood just well, because they can.

Aglomerado

People who wear sunglasses on overcast days. Bellends.

Hans Bricks

Regular cocaine users. It's such a tacky, poser drug.

Deli assistants who can't seem to distinguish between the bits of red onion, lettuce, normal onion etc. when the roll they're making has none of those requirements. I asked for Southern fired chicken, Mayo and cheese. Simple request like.

eisenberg1

Aglomerado wrote: »

People who wear sunglasses on overcast days. Bellends.

Stevie Wonder being the exception:)

J Mysterio

fistfights wrote: »

Crisps aren't that bad really. I once had a woman sit beside stuffing her face with a tuna and egg mayonnaise sandwich. >:(

I sat next to a rotten fat moustachioed Yank who was chewing skoal (the type of chewing tobacco with tiny shards of glass in it) and hocking into his little portable spittoon.

Dear lord!