By: Harriett

Bad tippers, people who don’t bathe regularly, patchouli., pushy religious people..Sandals seriously gross me out, because feet are disgusting. I can only deal with them if you’re at the beach or poolside. I don’t need to see your feet unless we’re close friends, family, or dating, and even then, I won’t be enjoying it. And I agree about the previous posted point about people always using “we” and talking about their partners like they are the same person all the time. I don’t even like it when people who are not the pregnant member of the couple says “We’re pregnant.” No you’re not, dude. Unless you’re carrying the baby, you’re not pregnant. You’re life is still getting taken over by it, so I get it in that way, but it’s not the same as having to physically carry the baby (This is directed toward cis het men, especially). Also I get a visceral reaction to watching people eat shellfish of any kind, and it’s been hard to serve it at bars I’ve worked at without throwing up on the plate (I never did throw up on the plate, though I sometimes did after, in the bathroom. For over a decade). I may be a overly-sensitive, but it’s never gotten less disgusting for me. It’s like, you do know you’re basically eating a giant insect, right?

I also can’t handle when people post or talk about the following:

-their diets/what they ate that day
-their workout routines
-whatever they are giving up in general or for Lent or whatever (Good for you; stop rubbing it in everyone else’s faces/being so smug about it).
-self-improvement stuff in general

It’s like, who cares! You do what’s best for you, and that’s great. But I don’t tell you about how I blow my nose or shave my legs or whatever, so I don’t need to hear about that kind of physical personal stuff from you, especially with an attitude. Just keep a journal or something.