Things you hate...

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Those toilet roll dispensers that only give you one piece at a time. End up using more because I scrunch them into a ball. Who ever uses just one piece?

Gift wrapping services. For one present maybe. But all of them? Waste of effort/money, know it goes to charity but you can donate anyway. Get some gift bags!

AIBU?

What do you hate?

Yes on the hair styles!! I hate unsymmetrical hair!!
One side longer than the other doesn’t look edgy or seductive, it looks ridiculous!!

Negative threads like these, pointless

My Mother

When you order something and are automatically signed up to their mailing list

Teenagers. 😂

Always in my bastarding way! On my daily route I pass a high school then a college. They congregate in groups walking oh so bloody slowly. Or they're on bikes and don't give a shit where they're going and who they're likely to knock down, or they ride into the road in front of cars.

I have two of my own as well - they're everywhere 😱.

People who use your instead of you're. Everyone I know does it, even DH! 😡 Imbeciles!

Nah, I don't HATE anybody. These are just mild irritants but I love threads like this. It's cathartic!

Poorly made clothing. FINISH YOUR STITCHING, YOU BASTARDS!

People who are rude to wait staff.

People who can't/won't do perfectly normal work things like pick up a phone or speak to a senior manager or, heaven forbid, actually speak out loud in a Teams meeting rather than sticking everything in the effing chat

Women who go supermarket shopping (at busy times) and take their husbands/partners who then stand by their side (in everyone else's way) jangling their bloody change in their trouser pockets. Are they monitoring what the women are buying so they don't go completely crazy and buy a jar of larks tongues in aspic?
Marks foodhall is particularly bad for this,I have stopped going until after Christmas.

People.
Especially them that get offended so easily.
People that cant clean up because they have a baby.
Cant take a joke unless they get offended.
People that cant see the funny side of things they have to be serious at all times.
People that can give it but cant take it.
Honestly just people piss me off.

Hang on, how are you meant to tie a scarf the?

Making uncountable nouns plural.
Eating sounds
Unintelligent people with lots of opinions
Bigotry
Shouting
Exploitation of women
Entitled people

Which is a case in point. Why are so many getting it wrong then, as my phone naturally autocorrected it by removing the apostrophe!

Having to click to add cashback/offers to my store card/bank. Just add it to my account FFS

Those toilet roll dispensers that only give you one piece at a time. End up using more because I scrunch them into a ball. Who ever uses just one piece?

You are doing it all wrong. You need to challenge yourself to how many sheets you can pull off. Hold onto the perforations and pull slowly.

Temporary traffic lights give me the rage.
Drivers who do not signal.
Cyclists who do not signal and who think the rules of the road don’t apply to them. And particularly cyclists who don’t wear a helmet.

Politicians
Influencers
Massive duck lips
XL Bully dogs

Unnecessarily big fat cars who think they own the road and drive dangerously. People who think they should police what cyclists wear on their head.

People who idle their cars.

The 5 Love Languages...

I'm from a Christian background and people in church always raved about it. It was bad enough then, now it's come into the mainstream. 😱

As someone who walks everyday, or to the shops and school:
Wind - I can do heavy rain, whatever, but not wind
Black ice (roads are often gritted but pavements not)
Drivers who do not signal

The sensation or noise of touching/scratching that uncoated terracotta material ughhhhggg even the thought is making my throat feel crawly

People who want to complain about something in retail (totally fine) exaggerating aspects of their complaint thinking it'll get them somewhere (NOT fine, gives me the rage).

Oh God yeah the big fat cars..I'll add this one to my list. The drivers usually can't manage to park them either, so hold everyone else up!

Audience members clapping along to music.

Returning online orders. It's often so many steps now and I just want a return label included like we used to get.

People who advertise secondhand furniture in marketplace or ebay and don't give you any dimensions.

Christmas (the modern version, not the actual religious festival).
People, inc staff, who want to chat in supermarkets - just scan my stuff, please (I love self-service checkouts).
People who talk about "train stations"..... urgh.
People who share every thought they've ever had on group What's Apps.
Cats. They're evil. Obviously.

Probably lots more, tbh.....

I'm inclined to agree with him ...even though I agree with most of your post. You'd have a much better life if you focused on the things you like. Says me reading this thread :/

Cyclists and electric scooter riders on pavements or going through pedestrianised areas. I've had and seen so many near misses. Shared paths are just as bad as the cyclists seem to think they can do whatever they like and at speed.

Entitled dog owners who don't clear up after their dogs, let them yap away, let them off lead with no recall, use "they're friendly" to excuse bad behaviour, and/or don't (can't) recall their dogs when asked to and leave them to terrorise small children and other dogs.

Most currently trendy dog breeds, especially frenchies and poodle crosses. I don't get the appeal. Their personalities seem to be generally difficult and demanding, although I have seen a couple of exceptions, and they tend to be chosen by the more selfish and entitled owners, which feeds into the difficult behaviour, and it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy that 'trendy' dogs are less appealing. Spaniels, labradors, sight hounds etc tend to have more responsible owners who train them properly and are more vigilant, and so are less of an issue.

That said I love seeing (well behaved) dogs out and about in cafés, shops etc.

I hate the way people have become less sociable, more insular and more flakey since COVID. The general increase in selfishness and hostility (ironic given the thread).

People who won't plan ahead and expect everyone to be free with a moments notice, forgetting that other people have lives too.

Men who see other men behaving badly to or about women in situations where they could easily and safely object but let it pass. I saw a man call out a friend for some comments and it struck me just how incredibly rare this is.