Irrational hatred of certain words

[LadyRussell]

I cannot stand the expression “hubby” I have no reason for this at all it just makes me cringe.

WHY?! “My husband, my partner, my other half” all fine “hubby” NOooooooo! I actually secretly judge people who use it

“At least” sets my brain on fire. So does “deserve”

When someone says ‘I’m loath’

I know it’s right but it looks and sounds wrong.

‘Political correctness gone mad’and on here ‘the daily fail’Yawn.

Photos of peoples food or drinks with ‘nom nom nom’ what the fuck is that about

Hey ho. Seeing it written down is even worse.

Joey?

Chalet school books? LadyRussel runs the school and Joey Maynard is her annoying sister

My bestie said by adults

Prosecco and giggles with the girls is a phrase which makes me want to scream!

In fact being referred to as a girl does the same. I’m nearly 40 ffs, it’s been a long time since I was a girl!

Hubby is another, and bubba/bubs.

I have irrational fear/loathing/hatred of the word "pu$$y". I find it even dreadful to write.
So many vile, violent, shaking, belittling and misoginystic connotations to what otherwise should be a lovely, warm word to describe our labia and vaginas.

I'm working to reclaim it for myself. But a lifetime of conditioning is hard to break!

Also the words "hubby" and "wifey" or just "husband" or "wife" with "the" put in front. Urgh! Don't begrudge anyone else using them, just despise them myself!

Holibobs. It makes me want to rip the speaker's head off and shit down their neck.

AnExcellentUsername I know a woman with Hayho as a surname! She’s very lovely.

Crimbo!

*shaming not shaking! Stupid autocorrect!

'On the weekend'

It's not on the weekend, it is 'AT' the weekend.

Partner.

I hate hubby too..or even worse "hubs"

The phrase i most hate is "no offense but..."

Moist...

I hate the word 'ain't' with a passion. It's a bit common, completely irrational I know but I hate it.

Hubby/hubs
Should/could/would of

Succulent. It makes me lose my appetite.

Baby daddy & baby mamma is urgh

moist

When people refer to their child as "bubba / bubs / bubz" etc. NOOOOOOOOOOO

Another one who hates ‘moist’
‘Bear with me’
‘Reach out’. I had that in an email I wrote, complaining about the delivery time of items I ordered. The reply began ‘Thsnk you for reaching out to us.’ That alone has made me decide never to use that company again.

'Bits' used to describe all manner of random things, e.g. 'I bought a few bits in the shops', 'For Christmas she just got some bits' etc. What is wrong with the word 'things'?

"Strategies" it's a fucking STRATEGY - as in what 'action(s)' do you do in the home?; what 'actions/approaches' do the school undertake? - the sum total is A STRATEGY!!

Ask your nearest General or Chess Master and they will agree with me.

Ask anyone else that uses the word "strategies" and they won't.

Over 10 years now I've been saying this....

I'm off to the Chinese for some Boiled Rice.