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23 Ain't So Sexy Pet Peeves

I asked. You answered.

Tayler Baker
Jan 23, 2017
Shippensburg University
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23 Ain't So Sexy Pet Peeves
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Ain't nothing sexy about these pet peeves! I asked fellow Facebook friends about their pet peeves and they responded:

1. Lack of follow through- Don't say you're going to do something and then not. Nobody wants that kind of commitment.

2. Feet- Ew, gross.

3. Biting your nails- Why are your fingers in your mouth? Are you teething?

4. Noises at the table- No one wants to hear you moaning over food, smacking your lips, or slurping. Learn some manners.

5. Talking with your hands- Talking to you makes me scared. Are you trying to hit me?

6. Slow walkers- Don't worry. I have no where to go.

7. Elevator music- Why is there never Today's Hits or some Latin flare going on?

8. Labeling others- Whether by identity, race, or disorder- you're an asshole (see #9).

9. Being an asshole- No one cares for your inhumane actions, rude behavior, or cutting in lines.

10. Bra straps and panties- Why can I see what you're wearing under your clothes? Keep that for your lovers.

11. Laziness- Leaving clothes on the floor or shopping carts in random places is not ok. Someone still has to finish the work you did half ass. Put the seat down and the toilet paper on the roll and the house will be a little easier to live in.

12. Facebook chains- Sure, why not? I have nothing else to read today. (sarcasm)

13. Unintelligent grammar- Your, you're, their, there, to, two, too, its, it's

14. Unnecessary arguing- I'm right, just accept it. (It's sexy when you already know I'm right *hint*)

15. Sexism- Don't ask for the man in charge, I'd be glad to show you the door.

16. Petty people- Seriously, why? Choose your battles wisely and worry more about others.

17. Stupidity- Come on, people. Common sense.

18. Lack of personal space- Like are you going to let me pay for my groceries? Geez

19. Socks and sandals- No. Just no. It is an "or" situation.

20. PDA- Save it for the bedroom!

21. Bad drivers- You tailgate, cut off tractor trailers and don't use your turn signal, but you want me to let you pass me? I don't think so!

22. Repeating myself- Listen up or miss out.

23. Taking without asking- Clothes, food, or car I don't care. If it's not yours, you better be asking permission.

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