This should be at the top.

I always pick up garbage while I'm out. I was raised to leave the area looking better then when I arrived. I've taught my son this as well.

And 99.9% of the time, they are vaccinated themselves... Poor kids that do not get the same chances because of their stupid parents. And worst, the collateral damage suffered by the ones thar can't be vaccinated, the loss in herd immunity can't be compensated with anything ☹️

When dating, pay attention to how your date treats service workers...

‘kind of suck’??? A LOT of suck

When POLITICIANS shove their religion onto the populace. Religion and politics should never be mixed.

I got a cat from a shelter and they didn't tell me he was declawed. Thankfully I already intended to keep him indoors. My Fry was the sweetest boy and I miss his soft beans.

I love when folks get excited about the things they like. Like hell yes let's be enthusiastic about this thing together! And if I don't know about it, I sit and listen and learn in that moment and it's great. People just throw experience and knowledge at you, and it's awesome.

So annoying. It's there to let other people know what you are planning on doing, reducing accidents. And it's very bad this time of year too.

This is rude AND dangerous

When parents let their kids play some annoying game at full volume, I want to bash my head against a wall until I go night night. Talk to you kid, engage with them to keep them busy. If you are going to use the electronic babysitter, get them headphones!

I can't stand all the people milling around in stores like Costco, blocking the aisles, and why - for the LOVE OF GOD can people not stay right. Keep right. Just like driving, baby. Sheesh!

I work in a restaurant and just today I had to dodge 4 kids doing somersaults on the floor while carrying very heavy trays of food. This isn't a one time thing. Not only is it disrespectful, it's dangerous. I have like 200lbs above your kid, without carrying heavy trays. If I trip and fall on your kid, they could get hurt. I really don't want that on my conscience

Bragging about *reading* books, too. I don't mean people who read something they enjoyed and want to share it with the world. I mean people who make reading their whole personality, talk only about how they're better than others because they read a lot and shame people who don't have time or prefer other hobbies. Or say that it's not a *real* book because it's fanfiction or from the mainstream. Unfortunately I've tons of book-snobs around me - for a few years they legit caused me to dislike reading. Fortunately, it passed.

I can't believe all the morons that bag it up and then walk away from the bag. smh

"No" is a complete sentence.

If you want to play stupid racing cars. .. go to a track … buy a computer game…. Play with a scalextric.

Often they need to be rescued which puts these emergency services in danger and costs a lot of money.

As a smoker, I know it's disgusting. I never smoke indoors and always try to avoid people. If I'm smoking in public, I find a spot far out of the way if people approach I hold my cigarette over my head and try to move further away. I'm especially always watching for kids, they don't need the smoke, neither do any other people. I never, ever smoked around children and indoor smoking is even more disgusting and I don't do that either. I know my habit is gross, it's my choice (hubby and I are trying to quit, it's not easy but it's a goal) but no one else should have to put up with my smoking. I also don't leave the butts lying around, they are field stripped and properly disposed of.

Huh who does this????

I had a friend like this. She was an extrovert and I'm an introvert. She used to get mad at me when I didn't want to go out and on more than one occasion called me anti-social. Fun times.

As an adopted introvert, this can sometimes work out! I was practically mute when i first started high school, but with help from my friends, I can talk to people without anyone else around and hold a conversation pretty well if I do say so myself.

I wouldn't say this is bad unless the outgoing person tries to change them. My kid has autism and without her outgoing adopter she'd be pretty much on her own at school. She's now valued in her small friend group for who she is but without the adopters' intervention she'd be left out.

I have a very outgoing friend, and we joke about it sometimes, but she doesn't tease me. The way I view it, it's a joke. But when people start taking it seriously, or in a rude, non joking way, that's where I draw the line. They turned something fun into a form of bullying. I can't stand it.

I like being friends with an extrovert, it’s nice to be able to have someone who understands and will talk to me, but doesn’t require me to talk back.

I’m a relatively outgoing introvert and I do tend to “adopt” people who I see being left out or sitting alone all the time. I am a former bullied kid and am used to being excluded so I will go out of my way a bit to ensure that kids like me don’t have that awful crushing feeling of being friendless that I had for many years. That’s how I met one of my good friends and gave her the courage to make more friends and even begin to transition to a woman in tiny steps.

Had a friend who was an extrovert. But had horrible social anxiety. She didn't know what was socially acceptable conversation, or with whom. Would talk to any and every person about stuff that nobody needed to hear about. (Random lady in line at the convenience store doesn't want to hear about your bowel problems.) She had the nerve to tell me I was too quiet and I just "need to talk to people." Ummm sort out your own issues before judging mine!

If I'm 'adopting' an introvert, I'm gonna do it right and respect their boundaries.

Never heard of anyone doing this.

I’m fairly introverted and shy, and I love it when extroverts approach me and talk to me and introduce me to their friends because otherwise I’ll be alone in a corner somewhere, but it sucks when people don’t respect your social battery. I get very drained from socialising, and I hate loud places (ie parties). I love talking to people, but respect that others have different needs than you for peace, quiet, and solitude.

Just because you have suffered more (this might be 100% true) than someone, it does not invalidate how they’re suffering too.

Some restaurants are so loud that you can't carry on a conversation.

Or choose to have a child in an attempt to "fix" the relationship.

And pedestrians who cross wherever they friggin' feel like it!

Eww, definitely wash your hands after using the bathroom!

What is going on with that door?

My parents split up when I was young, I ended up with my mum and my dad went and made a new family, fair play to him as mum was a psycho junkie b*tch queen, now I am grown up and understand I have a lot of respect for my dad for getting out of a toxic relationship even though I miss him and haven't seen him in decades, hope he's happy

Or people looking down on others who have been hit with tragedy and blaming them for things they have no power to prevent and even going so far as claiming ot is all different when the exact same thing happens to them

So true. Like " Oh, don´t get mad at him. He has (whatever mental thing) going on." - " Oh, right, right. So I just gonna stand here let him hit me with the broom, understood."

…Guilty as charged?

Unless they're toddlers in their developmental phase, then it's normal if they try that out. But people should grow out of it.

Yeah, I hate those giant personal digital assistants

That's just weird, but hey....you do you, I'll do me and that's just fine. I'm sure I do things other people find weird. It makes us all unique and honestly, I like that.

What? Like they take care of their pets too well? What am I missing here?