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I want to know what people hate the most.
I personally hate school and when people treat bad me bad.
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That's a tough question. I wouldn't say I have something that I hate the most but here are some things I hate:
Unfair teachers
Wars
Going to school when I'm really tired
Kids who walk around acting hard and thinking they own the place (my town is full of these people)
Cheesy TV shows
people who stand in the middle of the hallway while youre trying to go to class, then when you like kinda nudge them aside to get by there like "excuse you"
People who drive slowly. And children. I get pretty annoyed whenever I see a van full of children going 50 down the highway. The speed limit is 65! There is no reason to be driving that slowly.
AND it's actually more dangerous. Because when you try to merge into 65-70 mph traffic at 45-50 mph, you're endangering the lives of everyone in you car, and everyone driving behind you.
Oh and someone the other day stopped in the middle of the road to stare at a moose.
And people who don't signal when driving.
Oh and someone the other day stopped in the middle of the road to stare at a moose.
i hate that! i live in colorado too where that happens to me EVERY DAY
When people ask Obvious Questions such as
"So the Fireball spell.. It shoots a fireball right?"
I don't hate. It is a rather strong emotion, and it has great consequences.
I do, however, have a few dislikes, where "myself" is one of them on occasion.
I do recognise the dislike towards people who are standing in the way, often talking and taking up as much space as possible. Doing so in the door is rather annoying, because, even though they might not be busy, and I don't have anything to hurry for, I still don't find it very interesting to stand and wait for them to finish whatever they were doing. Same goes with the groups of (girls) people, who are walking side by side, chatting, making it impossible to pass them at all, because they walk just fast enough for one to have to run past, if it is to happen, but slow enough to be rather painful to follow if you are busy.
That, and parents that are unable to raise their children properly. I don't like those types, simply because I know how screwed the children will be. That, and the kids probably have a lot more than I ever am going to collect, because they get whatever when they have their birthday or christmas, or they lost a tooth, or they smiled to a old lady or whatever. It might be jealousy on my part, but just as much bribery on the parents's.
As cen said, people who can't controll/raise children properly. When I'm in a resturant, I don't want to listen to your scream at you about not getting desert for 20 minutes, and when I'm shopping, I don't wanna see your brat throw him self on the floor beacuse you own't get him a toy. I also don't want to have to stop what I'm doing to avoid hurting your kid (few weeks ago I went bowling and this kid just walked in front of me allmost getting hit with a ball)
School Work.
Homework.
When I get treated like sh*t
Unfair Teachers as funkymonkey said.
Stuck up & B*tchy kids.
Also those brats that chuck tantrums when they don't get what they want. (Like what Skater_Kid said)
Notice how I didn't say school? You know why? Because it's the place where you make friends & socialize during breaks. If we didn't have school we wouldn't have met our friends that we have now.
What ?? How did i double post the same thing?? Is that a glitch??
As cen said, people who can't controll/raise children properly. When I'm in a resturant, I don't want to listen to your scream at you about not getting desert for 20 minutes, and when I'm shopping, I don't wanna see your brat throw him self on the floor beacuse you own't get him a toy. I also don't want to have to stop what I'm doing to avoid hurting your kid (few weeks ago I went bowling and this kid just walked in front of me allmost getting hit with a ball)
I hold children responsible for their own actions, so I "dislike" them seperately from their parents. Sometimes children are just brats, regardless of their parenting situation.
Yesterday, one of the neighbor children was standing where I park my car, and would not move. So I just stared at him, and then he flicked me off. I blame him, not his parents. Until I know for certain that his parents have neglected their duty in some way, I choose to blame the most obvious annoyance.
well when parents give in to there childrens whining, or just say "NOw hunny, we don't do that." And then take getting hit and screamed at by there child...its the parents fault. Or when there kid almost gets in the head of my bowling ball beaucse they decided to dance in front of me, and then the parent stares at me as though I have done something wrong....not the kids fault its a brat. It knows no better. Though I hate them
A good story would be "I was standing at a cross waiting for the lights to turn green. Next to me was a smaller family waiting for the same thing. Now, I was in a hurry, so I looked to both sides and seeing no cars around, I walked over. Then I heard one of the children ask their dad: "Why is the man walking over when it's red?" and the father replied: "It's because he is stupid and bad.""
Or, in thread with Skater's reply: Children that scream, hit other people, and in general are behaving bad, and their parents get angry at OTHER people, when they are telling the children off or even just trying to get them to stop, because they are in no right to say anything to their children. Nevermind that the parents are not going to even scold the kid for knocking over a bunch of cans, or hitting others, it is not other people's business.
Those parents.
And it often is the parent's fault. Why? Because children imitate the parents. They imitate the parents and are testing boundaries, and if the parents doesn't care, neither will the kid. Up to a certain age, I will consider every action a kid makes the responsibility of the parent. Either for letting them do it, not teaching them they shouldn't, or because the parents are teaching them to do it.
They imitate the parents and are testing boundaries, and if the parents doesn't care, neither will the kid. Up to a certain age, I will consider every action a kid makes the responsibility of the parent.
But what if the parents are just imitating their own parent's parenting style? What if the parents were told to act this way by some parenting book? Basically, you are blaming the children for imitating someone who is in turn imitating someone else (and who is in turn imiting someone else and...). What if the parent is just having an off day, and is truly the best parent every other day of their lives?
If the format of this post is messed up, it's not my fault. (No really, there's some kind of glitch as I type it. I'm not trying to make a point about responsibility).
What if the parent is just having an off day, and is truly the best parent every other day of their lives?
Then the kids wouldn't behave like brats in the first place. There is a difference between behaving badly by accident and doing it consciously. If a kid scream and yell because they hurt themselves, and the mother tries to comfort them, but are having a headache and generally doesn't feel like they can handle it, it is a lot different from "I WANT THAT XBOOOOOOX!!! YOU W****!!! F*** OFF!!!" and the mother giving up and buying the xbox. She might have a bad day, but the kid obviously know how to get stuff. You learn pretty fast that screaming won't give you anything but negative attention and most likely being locked in the car and stuff, and that behaving well will make the parents more likely to listen to your requests.
But what if the parents are just imitating their own parent's parenting style? What if the parents were told to act this way by some parenting book? Basically, you are blaming the children for imitating someone who is in turn imitating someone else (and who is in turn imiting someone else and...).
They are doing it wrong, either way. If their parents were giving in and letting them do whatever, they won't let their kids have whatever, because then they grew up to be spoiled brats, and would most likely neglect their kids rather than give in to them.
If a book tells them to do so and so, and it doesn't work, and they still continue because the books says so, it is the parents' fault. Common sense might not be very common, but if you can't change your own behaviour and care to find a way to get to raise your kids properly, then it is your own fault.
That being said, what I find rude and annoying is the people who are unable to control their kids, and doesn't care/has given up/think they are doing it right and everyone else should shut their mouth. Every parent have their own trouble with kids, but there is the difference between those who try, and those who doesn't.
It is like the issue with the parents that are selective blind to their kids' problems with weight, and will deny any evidence, expert or whatever that points towards it. Because obviously there is nothing wrong with their kids. If there was a problem, it would mean they would have failed or at least have made errors as parents, and they are ttly the best parent evar, so that could not be right.
Just because the parents thinks it is right, does not make it true, and does not make it the kid's responsibility.
Though I will note that this only is true up to a certain age. After that, the children know what is right or wrong, and just decides to not care about it. It is still the parents' responsibility to handle their kids either way, even though the child is consciously misbehaving.
/more rant
The 4 girls in my class who think there so cool when everybody know a few years from now they'll be sl*ts.I think I should make up name to call the group.
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