Types of people you can’t stand

[universetwisters]

1 minute ago, Gannon Oceanis said:

Who actually thinks that, other than online? Either I don't have enough friends or I'm in the wrong crowd.  

 

Edgy right wingers. 

Usually they'll frame it as like Jewish people making the whole thing up just so they can get sympathy from the UN to give them Palestine or some arbitrary crap like that

[Gannon Oceanis]

For me,  people who go "huh?" of "what?" directly after I say something loudly and clearly. You can call my mother mean names and/or chew loudly, but huh-ing and what-ing? Drives me up a wall. 

[Death]

People who mock/criticize those who are trying to make improvements in their life.

[universetwisters]

People who spread lies on the internet that aren't even funny

[Death]

People who think that their violent crimes are justified just because their own lives are terrible.

[ddarko12]

I think a 'types of people you can stand' thread would be interesting actually. 

[Death]

People who refuse to admit that they might be wrong and come up with excuses to prove others are wrong.

[universetwisters]

1 hour ago, ddarko12 said:

I think a 'types of people you can stand' thread would be interesting actually. 

 

Optimists 

[Death]

People who are chronically sarcastic.

[REVENGE777]

Honestly? I hate passive aggressiveness and indirect insults. I’ve seen this behavior A LOT on these forums. The internet has exacerbated this, and life being soft and easy for most in the western world has made people too comfortable with engaging in narcissistic/psychopathic behavior. There are times where I am genuinely confused as to how some people speak and interact with others in a real life setting, because the persona’s they exhibit online are not based on any semblance of reality. I genuinely believe that if these people had consequences for their actions, as they do in real life, they wouldn’t act this way. Most people are timid and cowardly when met with confrontation.

Edited February 16 by REVENGE777

[REVENGE777]

On 2/7/2023 at 10:48 PM, Death said:

People who think that their violent crimes are justified just because their own lives are terrible.

Homicide is one of the only crimes I think is morally justifiable. Obviously, that’s circumstantial and there should still be consequences, but once someone has reached that point, they’ve already accepted the weight of their decision.

[Death]

People who can take jokes too seriously.

[ṼirulenⱦEqừinox]

People who make multiple posts a day to complain about others

[ddarko12]

4 hours ago, REVENGE777 said:

Honestly? I hate passive aggressiveness and indirect insults. I’ve seen this behavior A LOT on these forums. The internet has exacerbated this, and life being soft and easy for most in the western world has made people too comfortable with engaging in narcissistic/psychopathic behavior. There are times where I am genuinely confused as to how some people speak and interact with others in a real life setting, because the persona’s they exhibit online are not based on any semblance of reality. I genuinely believe that if these people had consequences for their actions, as they do in real life, they wouldn’t act this way. Most people are timid and cowardly when met with confrontation.

A good quote:

 

“Social media made you all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it.” - Mike Tyson

 

It is so true. I'm the type of person where I mean what I say, and if I see you in person it's not going to be any different. But a lot of people get behind an anonymous identity and their sense of empathy evaporates, and they just start going H.A.M. for no damn reason. I've apparently pissed off a lot of people where I genuinely feel like asking "damn what the hell did I do to you?" It's crazy. I feel like the internet exposes the real ugly of some people, but people do go overboard. If people talked to me the way they do on the internet, I'd be in jail. I mean the last time someone called me out my name in-person and used the N-word (with the hard R) I popped my trunk and started waving my bat around. It generally takes a lot to piss me off in real life though. But the kind of sh*t people say online is so over-the-top it has me like WTF a lot of the times. I'd like to be desensitized to it but it's still annoying, trying to have a conversation and some dipsh*t wants to start attacking your character and bringing up something you said who the f*ck knows how long ago and how you're a bitch because of it.

[Death]

Pedantic people.

[REVENGE777]

2 hours ago, ddarko12 said:

A good quote:

 

“Social media made you all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it.” - Mike Tyson

 

It is so true. I'm the type of person where I mean what I say, and if I see you in person it's not going to be any different. But a lot of people get behind an anonymous identity and their sense of empathy evaporates, and they just start going H.A.M. for no damn reason. I've apparently pissed off a lot of people where I genuinely feel like asking "damn what the hell did I do to you?" It's crazy. I feel like the internet exposes the real ugly of some people, but people do go overboard. If people talked to me the way they do on the internet, I'd be in jail. I mean the last time someone called me out my name in-person and used the N-word (with the hard R) I popped my trunk and started waving my bat around. It generally takes a lot to piss me off in real life though. But the kind of sh*t people say online is so over-the-top it has me like WTF a lot of the times. I'd like to be desensitized to it but it's still annoying, trying to have a conversation and some dipsh*t wants to start attacking your character and bringing up something you said who the f*ck knows how long ago and how you're a bitch because of it.

and if I simply respond “you wouldn’t say that to my face” I’m suddenly an internet tough guy! If I don’t respond I’m a bitch, if I do respond, I’m a bitch. You can’t win either way!

[RedDagger]

13 hours ago, ddarko12 said:

A good quote:

 

“Social media made you all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it.” - Mike Tyson

 

It is so true. I'm the type of person where I mean what I say, and if I see you in person it's not going to be any different. But a lot of people get behind an anonymous identity and their sense of empathy evaporates, and they just start going H.A.M. for no damn reason. I've apparently pissed off a lot of people where I genuinely feel like asking "damn what the hell did I do to you?" It's crazy. I feel like the internet exposes the real ugly of some people, but people do go overboard. If people talked to me the way they do on the internet, I'd be in jail. I mean the last time someone called me out my name in-person and used the N-word (with the hard R) I popped my trunk and started waving my bat around. It generally takes a lot to piss me off in real life though. But the kind of sh*t people say online is so over-the-top it has me like WTF a lot of the times. I'd like to be desensitized to it but it's still annoying, trying to have a conversation and some dipsh*t wants to start attacking your character and bringing up something you said who the f*ck knows how long ago and how you're a bitch because of it.

For something that forms so much social interaction, the internet sure is a f*ckin terrible medium for it

[Death]

People who need alcohol or drugs to have fun.
 

[El Cavilldo]

11 hours ago, RedDagger said:

For something that forms so much social interaction, the internet sure is a f*ckin terrible medium for it

 

As most revolutionary advances, we humans as a whole we're not prepared for the Internet. And AI revolution is around the corner... 

[Death]

People who rate people on their looks.

[REVENGE777]

20 hours ago, Death said:

People who need alcohol or drugs to have fun.
 

THIS.

 

25 years I’ve been alive, never touched a cigarette, never smoked weed, never done any other drugs, and I’ve never even tasted alcohol. I hate being pressured into doing something I don’t have any interest in, and I’m also too stubborn to do something just because someone tells me to. I prefer to keep my mind alert and attentive at all times, being inebriated to me seems like a nightmare. I’ve gotta be in control of my actions, otherwise I won’t be in control of the consequences of said actions.

[ddarko12]

I'm not into drugs either but I keep an open mind. Drinking is iffy. I cannot do it regularly but it can be fun to drink and get tipsy every once in a while. I was at PF Changs with my folks the other night and ordered a drink that wound up having lots of vodka in it. Had a much better time lol.

[Death]

Adults who fake crying.
 

[JoeyLeone25]

Selfish twats who don't wash up their plates, cutlery and cups in the office. It takes 30 seconds you lazy bugger!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[REVENGE777]

4 hours ago, ddarko12 said:

I'm not into drugs either but I keep an open mind. Drinking is iffy. I cannot do it regularly but it can be fun to drink and get tipsy every once in a while. I was at PF Changs with my folks the other night and ordered a drink that wound up having lots of vodka in it. Had a much better time lol.

I had considered microdossing shrooms to help with depression but opted against it just because I can’t bring myself to take that step to the other side. Enjoying a drink with the folks or a celebratory cigar have always seemed very casual and not like an impulsive addictive commitment like cigarettes. I feel like competitive gaming while drunk would be hilarious for anyone else watching 

[Death]

People who fake being nice/happy about something.

[universetwisters]

Norfolk Southern railroad executives 

[Death]

I can't stand social justice warriors. 

[universetwisters]

3 minutes ago, Death said:

I can't stand social justice warriors. 

What’s the matter with them if I can ask?

[Death]

People who try to tell you how every single person should live their life.