I hste when pedestrians do that on streets and bike lanes. Why could the bike lane be red? Why a signal color? Maybe the color gives a hint for the purpose of the mistaken pavement?

Or on a bus or train. Why?

Yeah I wish I had the power to make those people turn right around and collect their own damn trash.

Grammar. The difference between knowing your sh*t and knowing you're sh*t.

Almost killed by a guy yesterday because he wasn't signaling and wasn't looking where he was going. I'm running two headlights, two tail lights, and spoke lights on my bike and he still missed me by inches. And he wasn't signaling so I thought he was going straight through.

This one is heartbreaking for me as a mother

Be on time, not early nor late. Especially when going home to someone. If in a public place being early is fine. 👍

I started ramming them a while back. Gives me some sort of dirty little satisfaction :D

Or using phones...

Get caught 4 times in the UK and you'll lose your license.

Or those people who cut-in and never let you finish a sentence.

This needs to be higher. It's the height of rudenes.

Do little people wash their hands differently to big people? And why is it so scary?

Same for buses and trains, if you wont give me the space to get off, you are not getting on.

Tailgating isn't a 'bad habit', it's highly dangerous. Top Tip: The pic doesn't show 'tailgaiting', it shows a traffic jam. In slow-moving traffic, it's perfectly fine to reduce the distance between yourself and the car in front. That said at speed/on the freeway it can be deadly.

...or patient in a hospital. WTF?! You need my help? Then don't treat me like sh*t or else I treat you like the last patient on my list who gets help.

This should be higher.

"Knock knock" "Who's there?" "Interrupting cow" Interr.." "Mooooooooooooooo" 😅

That really boils my p**s

At home we have a rule, if it's yellow let it mellow, if it's brown flush it down.

In the same category, people who stop when they reach the top of the stairs, escalator, moving walk way, or exit a bus, train, or elevator. You might not know where you are going, but move to the side. There are people behind you that need to move into the space you are currently occupying. Move.

I feel the same, but if I see something extra pink and fluffy, I will need it

Well it's not exactly an easy thing to fix. There are many socio-economic factors, plus many people try cigarettes but not everyone gets addicted the same way. I, for example, became much much much more dependent than an average smoker and it was a looooooooong and hard struggle to finally kick the habit. And the urge to smoke a cigarette comes back periodically - Less and less frequently, and it's less and less intensive, but I expect that random urges for a cigarette will oxcasionally pop up for the rest of my life.

If smoking was an easy habit to quit, most of us would.

One word. Addiction.

I'm a smoker and I hate it but it's incredibly difficult to stop especially since literally everyone around me smokes. I grew up in the 80s and 90s and literally every adult in my life smoked, it was just what happened, I was around 6 when I smoked for the first time and started smoking for real at around 12. Growing up in a poor area where everyone smoked, it was so normalised that it was expected and treated as a normal stage of growing older. All the way through school, college, and basically every job I had until fairly recently a huge number of people smoked. Now a lot of smokers have switched to vaping which is just as bad for you and I've seen kids as young as 10 walking around constantly puffing on a vape. I'd love to stop smoking but it's my only vice, I don't smoke a lot (around 4-5 a day) and don't think I deserve to be judged for having the occasional cigarette.

The seven dwarfs.."nicotine is not addictive" while testifying in front of congress.

Being outside in the sun is very dangerous, but people still do it.

The same thing can be said about sugar or alcohol or hundreds of other things.

It's great that some countries have started a rolling ban on smoking. The age at which it becomes legal to buy tobacco products increases by one year, every year. Although, I wish vaping was included in this too.

I'm an asthmatic and it seems I can't go out in public without smokers blowing smoke in my face. It seems some smokers just light up wherever not caring about the people around them.

And vaping. Nicotine AND mettle shards in your lungs. And the sickening, sweet smell from second hand vape makes me want to vomit.

Ended my wife's life. She could not quit until she became quite ill. COPD took her from me far too early.

So glad I stopped smoking about 18 years ago. It wasn't until I had quit for about two or three years that I understood why the most fanatical anti-smokers are ex-smokers. It's truly disgusting.

Probably depends on where you live, but I on the other hand have made and often think about the opposite observation. I can still see middle-aged and older people smoking and I don't think much of it because of how used to it I am. But it's rare to see young people smoke anymore. So much so that I notice it in a kind of a shick/surprise every time.

When I was younger you could smoke at McDonalds. After they forbid it, they threw me and my friends out. With a reason. 😁

I am quite sensitive to smoke, I tend to feel like choking, my nose gets stuffy, eyes and nose runny, and it stinks me up! But the amount of people on the street or other public places who blatantly just blow the smoke at me is like AT LEAST 10 a day! I can't get away!

When I see someone smoking I immediately question their IQ and it drops

Oh yeah, my mom pisses her facebook friends off by constantly oversharing. Well, if she had an actual outlet, she might not feel the need to 🤷🏽‍♀️

Ew that entire pool looks like they are all taking a p**s

My phone broke earlier this week and I had to go about half a day without it. Yes, it was a huge inconvenience as far as contacting people was concerned, but there was something really blissful about my walk, because I wasn't stopping to take pictures to show anyone anything, and no one was interrupting my thoughts so I had to be 100% just in my moment. It's nice to take a break, but with society now, still gotta have it around.

I'm one of these people. Not because I don't think I need to, it's just that dental hygiene as a whole is something I've always really had to struggle against my depression to get done. It's a bit better since getting an electric toothbrush and some prescription toothpaste.

I don't believe OP has never said they liked a gift when they didn't, told a friend they look great just to make them feel better, said they like a dish someone has cooked when it's actually not great, made an excuse to get out of a social/family function they didn't want to go to, etc. 'Lying' is not a binary thing. It's not OK to try and manipulate people, but everyone 'lies'. The only question is 'to what extent?'

Thats like bullying; to make one feel superior at the expense of someone else. Stupid and cruel.