When I see an overweight person in a gym I always silently say to myself "good for you"

This. People who cut lines, either in shops or on the road 🙅🏻‍♂️

manners cost nothing but it pays to have them

I think it is what you are taught in the home this is something that needs to be learned from birth! If I tried it outside - would you do that at home?

OMG! YES! My OCD spikes out of control for things like this. End up getting panic attacks if I feel surrounded by too much of it😓

Don't be silent about racism. Judge loud and clear. Make sure people hear your voice.

This is a big one. I don't know why we started treating all opinions as equal. They are not! Truck driver's opinion on health issues is worthless just like doctor's opinion on double clutching a semi.

If you are poor, you probably don't have access to affordable birth control.

Sometimes it's fun to provide the other half of the conversation.

This! One time, 3 people were walking towards me side by side, taking up the entire pavement. I would have had to walk in the busy road to avoid them. They did not move over one inch. I just stopped in the pavement and looked at them. They also stopped in front of me until it got awkward and they grew enough social awareness to apologise... 😑

I don't judge silently about this. I give off a very pissed off vibe and looks to the parents. Keep your little buggers away from me and start parenting please.

How could you just leave your own urine and poop on a public toilet seat with a clear conscience? ಠ▃ಠ

I think I've been the only BMW driver that used their turn signals. I’ve heard tales of others doing the same. But they're probably apocryphal and now lost in time.

or those folks who leave doggy poo bags hanging from trees and bushes like weird Christmas decorations... they just can't be bothered to put it in the doggy bin..

Saw a old, spoiled lady getting her bad character out on a approx. 20 y.o. waiter, because he didn't get the 6 wine glasses at the same filling level on first try. From then on, she always watched him and shook her head and said things like "i would be shamed soo much if i were him". Next morning (it was in a hotel) i overheard from her family that she got a stomach bug and diarrhea and can't make it to breakfast. Well deserved

Mmm.... define 'appropriate' for children. The picture suggests an office. I don't judge for this. People don't want to bring their kids to offices and the like. If they do it's usually because they don't have any other option and they are doing the best they can with what they have. Bars and genuine inappropriate places and times are a different story.

Or public transport, or anywhere public for that matter

Unless you can't legally vote. In my country, we have lots of people disenfranchised from voting, often for very petty reasons. If you're politically active and engaged in other ways, I figure you've earned your right to complain -- even if you can't vote.

If you fu*k like you park you'll never get it in...

Sometimes ignoring my screaming kid is the best discipline available. If s/he is having a stupid tantrum, I'm not going to feed it with attention. Depends on the tantrum and the reason of course, but your judgement does not affect my parenting.

I hate the mother f*ckers who do that

Stealing the credit for someone else's hard work, too!

I feel sorry when mommy and daddy coming in for lots of beer and stronger stuff, but the kids got nothing.

I hate drivers who do this! Stresses me out so much.

Our younger kitty is being snipped and chipped right this minute. Sweet little baby.

This is the same as not getting yourself vaccinated. Just shows that you don't care about other people.

When I adopted my labradoodle, the number one stipulation was that I get her spaying appointment set within two weeks of taking her home. It was in the adoption contract that if I failed to do so, the family I was adopting her from would remove her from my home with no chance of getting her back. All of my dogs and cats are spayed/neutered. It's the only responsible thing to do.

Ok, so, seriously, see no reason in just neuter animals for the sake of it (and it is illegal here to do so without a solid medical reason like a tumour or similar). Neither dogs nor cats should just roam around freely. That's the owners responsibility. Keep your dog on a f*cking leash if you can't train it to stay with you or at least come back at command if unleashed. Keep your cat indoors - and yes, cats can live happy and fullfilled lives indoors - and tell your darn Guinea pig to be home at 8 pm latest - no issue arises. Having a surgical or chemical procedure performed on a perfectly healthy animal for no other reason but your own inability to adequately train or control them is just not okay.

Just waiting for my little girl kitten to be old enough. She's not quite the right age or weight and since she's an indoor cat with every other cat in the house spayed/neutered, she's low risk. But as soon as she's able, we're going to the vet.

Neutering/spaying too early can have serious side effects, especially in large breed dogs. + every responsible pet owner can prevent unwanted pregnancies other ways. Also it seems it's only the US that has this strong propaganda of spay/neuter has zero side effects. In Europe there's countries where it's literally illegal to spay/neuter without a medical reason, because it's based on actual research. Think with your heads, if you need over a year of consultations and exams to get yourself snipped (male and female), it's obviously not that harmless. Also keep in mind that in cats and dogs, they usually don't just snip them, they take out the entire thing, meaning they take out the organs responsible for most of the hormone creation that is vital for the animal's health and growth. Not to mention that many people screaming about spaying/neutering everything, don't bother to microchip their pets, which is harmless, cheap and takes less than 2 minutes at the vet.

Commun cat person who has more pets that he / she can handle and leaves them to poop all arround the neighborhood.

What needs to be done is offer neutering/spaying free. Vet bills are way too expensive as it is. Please don't gouge loving pet owners who want to do the right thing. And for those who will comment that there are programs out there that do help reduce the cost; however, even if you try to be a good samaritan and bring in a feral cat or dog that you have no plan on keeping, you are still charged money to have that animal fixed, even at nonprofits. That further prompts people to not want to spay/neuter stray animals which are the largest source of producing more unwanted/neglected animals.

And buying from a breeder instead of adopting.

This is so important, I think that it should be the law to have pets spayed/neutered unless the animal is going to a licensed breeder who is capable of looking after the animals whilst dealing with their sexual health. I knew a couple that had a small dog that they were going to breed but because they didn’t like dealing with the mess of the dogs period they then had her spayed which to me was unnecessary strain on the dog due to her age,

I agree unless you are an experienced breeder or plan to learn to do it correctly and responsibly

Yes.

Disagree as far as “all” .. if you have an indoor only pet then that could be an unnecessary painful surgery

Bob Barker's bringing the slap down on them!

Letting your cats outside. I dislike finding dead songbirds and chipmunks in my yard, and I also dislike finding the remains of your cat after the foxes and coyotes are through with it.

All my cats are spayed/ neutered. Neither of my dogs is. I have 1 retired all white stud and his special needs son (german shepherds). My dogs are NEVER off leash and are with me and my husband 24/7. Judge me all you want I am not putting my dogs under for surgery that is not a necessity when I have the time, space and training needed to keep my dogs from breeding. I can not control my cats from occasionally sneaking out the door while I'm moving things around or cleaning out my house but I can with my dogs. If he wasn't special needs (brain damaged from traumatic birth) the son would be neutered. The risks outweigh the benefits for him. He is never more than a few feet from me and is scared of other dogs besides his father. But please judge me while your dog is rummaging through your neighbors trash because your dog walker left the door open.... Downvotes here I come 🤣🤣🤣

Yeah. Unless you are planning on breeding, please neuter them.

YES. there are way to many stray/feral pets to justify not fixing your pet. no, you shouldn't let them have a litter to 'let them experience the joys of being a parent' the animal doesn't care about being a parent. And no matter how much you can control your animal, accidents happen and i don't believe that its worth the risk.

A no no from the word go!