The most frustrating thing recently

[Xerosch]

I was just wondering what the current things on your mind are, that drag you down a little.

As for me, my ex-boyfriend's visiting my best friend until friday and it really, really stings. The troubeling thing is thoug, that I shouldn't have such a strong reaction to his visit if I was happy with my current relationship...

 

[EvilMuffin094]

The most frustrating thing that happened to me recently was:
A)I met this totally awesome girl at the mall and didn't ask for her number.
B)I saw the EXACT same girl at the mall two weeks later and STILL didn't ask for her number.
I'm fairly certain she liked me too...

 

[eatenbyagrue]

My parents got this little old lady as their new secretary. They treat her like family (she sits with us at the table, instead of in the other kitchen with the other hired help), and she thinks she's entitled to act like family. It makes me want to beat her brains in.

 

[Gooble]

My parents got this little old lady as their new secretary. They treat her like family (she sits with us at the table, instead of in the other kitchen with the other hired help), and she thinks she's entitled to act like family. It makes me want to beat her brains in.

Jesus-you have servants? Who have meals with you???

 

[HardRockSamurai]

My dog got sick and now she has to wear one of those bloody cone things over her head. This, I don't mind, that is until she peed all over the living room floor.

So basically I had to spend all morning cleaning the stain of dog urine from a hard-wood surface. If that isn't frustrating, I don't know what is.

 

[curlycrouton]

My parents got this little old lady as their new secretary. They treat her like family (she sits with us at the table, instead of in the other kitchen with the other hired help), and she thinks she's entitled to act like family. It makes me want to beat her brains in.

Surely that's your fault for being unaccomodating? If your parents don't have a problem with it, then I don't see what the particularly annoying thing is.

Anyway, you have servants?

 

[eatenbyagrue]

My parents got this little old lady as their new secretary. They treat her like family (she sits with us at the table, instead of in the other kitchen with the other hired help), and she thinks she's entitled to act like family. It makes me want to beat her brains in.

Jesus-you have servants? Who have meals with you???

My parents got this little old lady as their new secretary. They treat her like family (she sits with us at the table, instead of in the other kitchen with the other hired help), and she thinks she's entitled to act like family. It makes me want to beat her brains in.

Surely that's your fault for being unaccomodating? If your parents don't have a problem with it, then I don't see what the particularly annoying thing is.

Anyway, you have servants?

Christ people, I said "hired help", not "indentured servants".

Anyway, the whole point is boundaries: there's a distinct line between "family" and "not family", and I find it irritating not only when people cross that line, but when they pretend it doesn't exist.

And the thing is that, this person literally has no history with my family: she just came recommended by an uncle my mum hadn't seen in ages, and they insist on treating her like she's family, despite the clear gap. I can't help being the only sane person in my family (mom is known for being short-sighted, and dad is known for being whipped.)

 

[masterjiji]

most frustrating thing: getting booted from an excellent Left4Dead match (BY A TWELVE-YEAR OLD PIECE OF HUMAN SCUZ) for "being a bad player" when it was me who CHOSE to let the hunter be who had already pinned the one survivor and apply my tanky goodness to the other three, incapping them ALL and winning us the match. the next infected round, our tank pointedly came to me (smoker) and not only killed me but freed my victim and died shortly thereafter, having not even incapped anyone. for any of you who know L4D terminology, you know THATS frustrating.