Pet Peeves List: 10 Things That Practically Everyone Finds Annoying;- The world is full of annoying people, and it can be difficult to ignore them. But we’ve got news for you: You’re not alone! We’ve compiled a list of 10 things that most people find at least somewhat annoying. So next time someone does one of these things, don’t feel like the only person who’s annoyed.
A pet peeve is a personal annoyance or strong dislike. It can be something that you find irritating and frustrating.
Everyone has pet peeves, but some people have more than one. Some people have a lot of them!
We all have pet peeves that drive us crazy. It’s a natural human reaction to get irritated by something that is not working properly, or just plain annoying.
Pet Peeves That Annoy People
This list contains a few of the most common pet peeves that people find irritating and frustrating.
Nail biting.
Nail biting is a bad habit. It can lead to infection, bad breath and hygiene, bad posture and mood, and poor health.
Whistling loudly.
Everyone has a few things that drive them crazy. Whether it’s the guy who whistles loudly every time he gets on the subway, or your roommate’s tendency to forget to put the cap back on their toothpaste after they brush their teeth, there are plenty of things that make life more difficult than it needs to be.
In this article, we’ll discuss ten common annoyances in the hopes that you’ll be able to avoid and identify them when others do them.
People who talk over you.
Some of the most annoying people in the world are those who just won’t stop talking. You know how it goes: they’re trying to tell you something, and they keep going on and on without ever taking a breath. It’s like their mouth has become possessed by some sort of alien force that only wants to hear itself speak.
The worst part is that there’s really nothing you can do about this situation except try your best not to let it get under your skin. If someone is talking over me, I’ll usually just let them finish what they’re saying before I respond or ask them if they’re done yet (which usually gets a chuckle out of them).
If all else fails, there are always other things in life worth paying attention to than listening to some stranger drone on about whatever topics pop into their head at random times throughout the day!
Someone who’s unable to keep their volume down.
If you’ve ever lived with a roommate or significant other who doesn’t think to turn down their music at night, you’re likely familiar with the frustration. If someone is always loud and annoying (no matter how much they think they’re keeping it down), it can be very distracting while trying to relax and sleep.
People who are unable to keep their volume down are everywhere, especially on public transportation. A seemingly quiet person may start talking at full volume once he or she gets on a bus or train, and then continue yelling about everything from politics to sports as though everyone around is interested in what he or she has to say.
Even worse than being too loud in public places is being too loud at work—particularly when there’s nothing interesting going on around them! If you have an employee who talks incessantly about personal matters during working hours, whether on a conference call or in the office itself (especially if there’s no reason for them to do so), then that needs fixing ASAP!
People who read over your shoulder.
You’re sitting in a coffee shop, reading a book or checking your email on your phone. You look up to see someone hovering over you, looking at what you’re doing.
They ask if they can read what’s on your screen and then they start reading it out loud while they take notes, or they simply hover around until you get uncomfortable enough to leave the table. If this is happening to you, we feel bad—it totally sucks when people do this!
But why does it suck? Well for starters,…
People who chew with their mouths open.
You’re out to dinner, having a great time with your friends. You’re laughing and talking about the past week’s events. Suddenly, there’s a loud slurping sound coming from across the table. You look over and see that it’s coming from one of your friends—the same person who always manages to find the best parking spot in every lot.
The offender is eating spaghetti with his mouth open as if he were at home alone on a Saturday night watching Netflix without any company or conversation whatsoever! Why would he be so rude?
It turns out that chewing with your mouth open actually isn’t just annoying—it’s also an indicator of bad manners, poor dental hygiene (as food particles get caught between teeth), and low self-esteem (because you are not confident enough in yourself to know when it’s appropriate for you to shut up).
When people interrupt you while working out.
When people interrupt you while working out, they’re being rude. You need to focus on your workout, or else it won’t go as well. If someone tries to talk to you while you’re exercising, ignore them or say “no.” You can also ask them politely if they could come back later.
If they don’t leave and continue bothering you, report them to management at the gym where you’re working out.
People who don’t wash their hands after using the bathroom at work.
- People who don’t wash their hands after using the bathroom at work.
- You just used the bathroom, and you’re walking around with poop germs on your hands. If someone is going to get sick in your office, it would be you. Bring hand sanitizer in case there isn’t any soap and water available when nature calls. Make sure to wash before eating food or touching your face; otherwise, find a new job!
- Wash your hands before touching anything in public places like restaurants and grocery stores. This includes door handles, money machines, desks (if possible) – basically anything that other people have touched before getting on an airplane or using public transportation home from work/school/etcetera
Loud music in the parking lot at the store or on public transportation.
Loud music in the parking lot at the store or on public transportation can be a nuisance to others. It can also be a health hazard, as it has been linked to heart disease and hearing loss. It’s also considered a safety hazard because it blocks out other noises, which could be important if you’re trying to hear sirens or instructions from an emergency responder.
Loud music might also be distracting for drivers and pedestrians who are trying to focus on their surroundings. Finally, loud music is often annoying for owners of cars with windows that open or doors that shut (such as convertibles).
People who pick their noses in public.
The number one thing that people are annoyed by? People who pick their noses in public.
A nose is an orifice, which means it’s meant to be kept as clean and free of obstructions as possible. When we choose to stick our fingers up there and dig around, we’re creating two dirty messes: one on our hands and another inside our nostrils (or what feels like it). We don’t want to know about either of those things.
In addition to being gross, nose-picking is unsanitary because when you pull out the booger from deep inside your face, you run the risk of spreading germs from your fingers onto other surfaces or people—and then back into your eyes/mouth/nose! Yuck!
It’s okay to want a little peace and quiet!
It’s okay to want a little peace and quiet.
It’s also okay to want to be left alone.
It’s even more acceptable if you’re not interested in socializing at all!
Conclusion
We hope you found this list helpful. If you’re still struggling with some of these things, remember that we’re all human and we all have our struggles! Try not to judge others too harshly and instead practice kindness towards everyone around you.