This is going to sound really weird. But i hate it when people sing the wrong lyric to a song. Its fine when they're doing it deliberately and its funny but I hate it when they think they're singing it right and keep singing it wrong. i'm sorry i sound so fussy and entitled (pls don't kill me)

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That's also one of my biggest pet peeves! It also really bothers me when someone has the wrong timing of the completely wrong pitch!

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people that share headphones and people that blast their sh*tty music with speakers out in public

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when someone sings along to a song but they dont know what the song is about

also when they watch movies out of timeline order

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People who think they have a right to do whatever they like, but for some reason all other people don't have the right to be free from that behavior. For example, people playing loud music at all hours of the night and disturbing neighbours, hoons drive crazy and who endanger other people, smokers who don't care that their smoke is going into other people's faces, litterers. But worst of all are the governments, corporations, and rich people who continue to screw up this planet just so they can add a few more dollars to the billions they already have.

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Repetitive noises - I'm sensitive to sounds and it's gotten worse the older I get.

Chewing with your mouth open - I will death glare anyone around me, even strangers. I don't correct strangers just the people I know but you'll get a death glare if I don't know you. This falls into the sensitive to sounds but its it's own unique hell sound.

Repetitive asking/telling me 'isn't this fun, you're having fun admit it' - this usually applies to getting guilt tripped into camping or going to carnivals, etc. I'm not fully an introvert/extrovert, I don't like doing some things because either I straight up don't enjoy it or I can't participate (if it spins I can't ride it). I went, if I'm having fun in parts of it I'm having fun in parts of it. It might be a fond experience I'm happy happened or I'm internalizing how much I don't want to be there (camping I loathe camping), so stop trying to either make sure I'm enjoying myself or forcing enjoyment on me. My friends do know me and I've attained friends that understand me better than a lot of my old ones, so usually when they drag me out I do have a good time. Just don't check on me. Let me eat my succotash in peace.

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Double negatives. Example - I haven’t done nothing! (Well if you haven’t done nothing - then you must have done something!)

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