People (usually women) who snap their gum

[Anonymous]

I agree with you, OP. It is crass and disgusting.

I only allow myself to chew gum in private. When I do chew, I look like a cow chewing her cud, and I do automatically start snapping and cracking without even thinking about it, so I just have to limit myself to never chewing with others around.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where were you when this happened OP?

In the lobby of a health club. Waiting for my son. Even moved to a different seat and I could still hear her across the lobby. So disgusting.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Where were you when this happened OP?

In the lobby of a health club. Waiting for my son. Even moved to a different seat and I could still hear her across the lobby. So disgusting.

She might have been flirting. It's a lesbian thing in some circles to do that to signify. I won't go into detail as to what they are signifying though.

[Anonymous]

I don't know, OP. My husband is loud. I don't like it. He's the one unfurling a cough drop during a classical music concert, or whispering loudly during a speech. He's both hard of hearing and oblivious to social niceties. Thank God he hasn't added gum-chewing to his roster of noises!

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Anonymous wrote:I used to sit next to a woman at work who did that, drove me bananas. I started sitting at other people’s desks if I could find one. One day I asked if she was leaving for the day and she said why do you ask, so I told her if she wasn’t I’d sit somewhere else, and I told her why. That was the end of that.

How passive aggressive.

NP. You obviously don’t understand the definition of passive-aggressive. 🤔

There. There it is again. LMAO,.

NP. You really are using “passive-aggressive” incorrectly, fyi.

[Anonymous]

I seriously feel like punching people who do that, OP.

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Anonymous wrote:I used to sit next to a woman at work who did that, drove me bananas. I started sitting at other people’s desks if I could find one. One day I asked if she was leaving for the day and she said why do you ask, so I told her if she wasn’t I’d sit somewhere else, and I told her why. That was the end of that.

How passive aggressive.

NP. You obviously don’t understand the definition of passive-aggressive. 🤔

There. There it is again. LMAO,.

NP. You really are using “passive-aggressive” incorrectly, fyi.

And again.

[Anonymous]

I have that syndrome where certain sounds make me leave the room, gum is one of them and clicking of pens too

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Anonymous wrote:I used to sit next to a woman at work who did that, drove me bananas. I started sitting at other people’s desks if I could find one. One day I asked if she was leaving for the day and she said why do you ask, so I told her if she wasn’t I’d sit somewhere else, and I told her why. That was the end of that.

How passive aggressive.

NP. You obviously don’t understand the definition of passive-aggressive. 🤔

There. There it is again. LMAO,.

NP. You really are using “passive-aggressive” incorrectly, fyi.

I think that poster is too far deep into their Friday night alcoholic stupor to understand. They just keep saying the same thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I chew gum so I won't eat. I'm fat. Sorry.

You have an oral fixation which is an emotional issue. Solve that and your fatness and gum chewing problems go away.

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Anonymous wrote:I chew gum so I won't eat. I'm fat. Sorry.

You have an oral fixation which is an emotional issue. Solve that and your fatness and gum chewing problems go away.

Guys tend to like women with oral fixations though.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Where were you when this happened OP?

In the lobby of a health club. Waiting for my son. Even moved to a different seat and I could still hear her across the lobby. So disgusting.

She might have been flirting. It's a lesbian thing in some circles to do that to signify. I won't go into detail as to what they are signifying though.

Chewing cud?

[Anonymous]

OP: I’m 100% with you. The other one is people who chew loudly. Often mouth open, slurping and lip-smacking. I’ve changed tables at restaurants because of it (which I will readily admit is weird).

[Anonymous]

Chewing gum at all is crass. I am shocked that people think it's socially acceptable to do. I'm 45 so I guess I'm old but in any event it drives me crazy and I was taught growing up to never do it in front of people.

[Anonymous]

When I was a teen I bought tons of different kinds of gum to try to learn how to pop it. I gave up. It’s so my personality but I never learned how. I feel like a failure as a baddie