30 Unattractive Things That People Wish Others Would Stop Doing

Agreed 100000%

People who are cruel to animals and just nasty cowards who pick on things that are smaller than they are to make themselves look big and hard.

I tell people they dropped something

I was on the bus with this guy who was watching videos on his phone at full volume, and got incredibly annoyed. Then, whew, I got off the bus... and ended up sharing the bus stop with a second person watching videos on their phone at full volume. I'm currently under arrest on suspicion of murder, but I'm pretty sure it'll be ruled justifiable homicide.

Oh wow, so you've met my mom then !

Even if you can't see the disability, doesn't mean someone isn't. So just treat everyone with respect

Shower? I took one last week!

Or abusing or abandoning them.

My mom does this. It's embarrassing to no end.

Hi, it's me, the most interesting person ever. Aren't you lucky you met me? Now, let me just tell you all about my trip to the supermarket today. I needed to buy some milk. I actually did think about being naughty and getting strawberry flavoured milk instead of regular milk but I talked myself out of it by noting that it was twice as expensive. So I grabbed the regular milk which was hard to get to because there were only a few bottles left and they were pushed waaay up to the back of the shelf. But then - get this - just as I was on my way out I decided on a mad impulse to also buy some frozen chicken tenders. I had to choose between Southern style, chilli and garlic 'n' herb but I picked Southern. Then at the checkout - this is where it gets really crazy-

Also, when people look at you strangely for caring or getting angry for showing concern for others.

Act like a child, society will treat you like one

It depends on the situation. When your spouse is nothing but kind and considerate then it's a no-no. On the other hand if your spouse is violent, controlling, abusive and you meet someone who actually treats you like a human being then it's justifiable.

Thinks the world revolves around her because of the way she looks. Beauty fades

This post was good but mine would have been better

I meet so many people like this. They say they're successful because of all the wonderful things they did and everyone who can't do what they did is a loser. They have a complete lack of empathy for people who can't achieve what they did, even if how they got what they have is because of luck, parents, or family money. They always claim they "worked hard" for what they have and everyone who isn't in the same financial bracket as them is lazy and unworthy. Their attitude is they've got theirs and to hell with anyone else. They're almost always Trump supporters, too.

I agree, smoking is a deal breaker for me. However, my cousin smokes and I was complaining about it to my sister who brought me back to reality really quick. She said something along the lines of we all have our vices. I, for example, eat too much sweets. It's not "healthier" than smoking it's just more socially acceptable. So I remember that every time I get irritated with smokers. Unless you're smoking in my home, in a no-smoking area, or purposely blowing smoke on me (unless I've been a Karen and lectured you about it lol!), then what you do is your choice!

That Michael Cane line in Miss Congeniality comes to mind every time. 'I was distracted by the half-masticated cow rolling around in your wide-open trap.'

It really gets tiresome. If someone is almost exclusively negative about things and can't find the bright side of things, it just sucks energy. Am not talking about someone depressed who is seeking to recover, but people who just seem to exist in a miserable state.

Don't invade my personal bubble

"A gentleman is never unintentionally rude."

If there is ONE thing I cannot stand, it's intolerance

So rude. It's a sign they are not listening to a word your saying because they're too busy thinking of the next thing they want to say. I know someone who does this all the time. I just let her talk. She calls it having a "conversation". Last I checked a conversation is at least a 2 way interaction. So, really, she spends 30+ minutes talking at me.

The reason public spitting is illegal in most cities is because of the possibility of disease transmission—-something that should be considered immensely valid after recently having gone through a worldwide pandemic that killed millions.

Interested in the thought of you but not the effort

Bosses everywhere.

When I was growing up my mother was like this. Everything I did and everything I liked was met with negativity and criticism. I felt like I was on trial all the time. Over time it really grinds you down, especially when all you're doing is trying to please them.

Deal breaker

Sometimes i like to take pictures. oh wait! I thought you said "during a hanging". My bad.

That's what the U.S. work system does to everybody.

Frustrated people I can understand. Angry people scare me.

When you are as far from being the victim as possible—in fact, you’re the perpetrator (in way too many cases).

I'd rather someone chew tobacco near me than smoke a cigarette.

Real easy way to not get date #2

That was directed at ME wasnt it?!! HOW DARE YOU!!

Remember: You absolutely MUST remove the wrapper BEFORE eating something in a bag, or can, or cellophane, or plastic, or foil, or cardboard, or whatever. It’s the food inside that’s meant to be eaten, not what it’s wrapped in. OK? Alright. You can go back home to the Monkey House now.

Posers. Oscar-winning performances. That’s how innocent people end up getting fooled into falling for someone who’s only going to start abusing them once they’re entrenched—-or rather, stuck—-in the relationship (baby-trapped, financially taken over, isolated from their support group, etc).

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Not so common these days

Victim card?

I have this problem, TBH. I cover my mouth but sometimes it just catches me off guard. I'm always tired.

I have never once heard it pronounced like that and I will forever pronounce it like that from now on

This could go both ways. If they are asking for opinions then ignore them that's ones thing. If they're unsolicited opinions then I can't really blame them for refusing them.

Sometimes a product of the way you were raised or your peers (high school and middle school kids can be brutal)