Author: Archit Tripathi / Source: did you know?
We’ve all got our pet peeves – little things that really bother us even though they’re pretty harmless and not necessarily that annoying. For instance, my wife sometimes likes to tap her fingers on the headboard as we’re winding down for the evening. It’s just a light, repetitive tap but after a few minutes, it really drives me nuts.
Just. Insane.We asked people on Reddit about their pet peeves, and the answers did not disappoint!
My sister being too straight with her opinions. We are adults, but visit our parents pretty often. My sis has no problem telling my mom she doesn’t like the food my mom has made for us, carefully considering all my sister’s preferences. I don’t have that much money, but she still tells me that my presents for her suck. I do appreciate straight talk most of the time, but honestly, sometimes people should just say thank you and move on.
When I bend over to pick something up off of the floor and then immediately drop it. Bonus points if I repeat myself.
When you try to overtake someone going 10mph slower than the rest of traffic, then they speed up right when you get next to them. I know what’s happening is that they didn’t realize they were going so slow until someone had to pass them, but it feels like a personal slight.
When people in movies don’t say goodbye before hanging up the phone.
Small noises that I have no control over.
I cannot stand hearing the sound of people chewing their food. Once I notice it, it becomes all that I hear, and it drives me bananas. Also, slurping.
Why can’t people just use gravity to their advantage, and pour the drink into their mouths?
When people hold a fork or spoon with their whole fist. I can’t stand it.
When I meet another person who has the same name as me.
Crumbs in the butter. How hard is it to wipe your knife off between butter servings? I never have crumbs in my butter, but the moment family comes to visit, there it is. I know it is rude to correct them, but inside I am…
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