This topic got me thinking when I got to today's challenge as I do not understand the message at first, do I took out three days to make research and read what pet peeves really are.
A pet peeve is something or anything that annoys you or triggers up the unwelcoming part of your being.
Things such as bad habits, loud noises, inconsiderate behaviors from others
Here are list of some pet peeves that you might have experienced before:
When people misspell your name, especially when it's right there
Traffic jams
When someone grabs food from your plate without asking
Having to click out of excessive ads on an online article
When people use a second seat for their bags and belongings
When people speak or argue out of ignorance
Loud chewing
Loud gum smacking
People who chew with their mouth open — yuck
Running out of toilet paper when you need it the most...
People who are always late — or waiting on someone who then makes you late
Walking into a cloud of cigarette smoke
When people text and drive — this one's self-explanatory
Laying next to someone who snores
When people say "literally," "essentially" or "basically" way too often
Smelly food in confined spaces
People who listen to loud music in public places
Interacting with someone who wants to argue
When someone says something publicly that you specifically told them not to say
Messing up your nails right after you get them done
The sound and feel of chalk
and so much more, this are just few of those we might have experienced.
Now that You have seen some of this things, How have you been managing them or how do you intend managing them?
What is your first reaction when you experience one of the pet peeves listed above.
Check out this article and react better to attitude and behavior of human around you and if your character made you feel quilty of any of the listed, adjust and live a better life.
The power of the peeve doesn't lie in the peever, but in the peeved themselves. So, by changing how you react to what bothers you, you can potentially turn your whole attitude around.
Thanks for reading today's content, see you tomorrow in the article
