Expressions or words that you find annoying

[Anonymous]

“I love me some…”

Like nails on a chalkboard to me!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Aaaaaaand scene

Similarly, an advice post that ends with Aaaaand GO!

No, stfu and go do your own research.

[Anonymous]

Food as “gorgeous.” It’s a very British thing and something my friends living there have started to say.

“A gorgeous roast” or “a gorgeous scone.”

[Anonymous]

“We did a thing…”

[Anonymous]

I appreciate YOU.

It’s I appreciate it,

[Anonymous]

I see you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I see you.

I feel seen

[Anonymous]

Anyways

When people say "could care less"

Kiddo

Preggo/preggers

Hubby

LOL (I'm not laughing at my list, I hate the use of LOL)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh my God

It’s swearing, and I personally feel offended when people say that.

The Third Commandment says, “ Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain.”

I am not offended by it but I find it to be very low class

[Anonymous]

I resent how therapists have ruined the word "journey." Your fitness journey, your nutrition journey, your health journey, your career journey.

It used to be a perfectly good word.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Welcome in.

I assume you dislike this because it's redundant. I feel the same way about underneath of.

[Anonymous]

“I gotchu”

I don’t mind when young male cashiers or servers say it good naturedly, but I find it offputting when white middle aged moms say it at school pick up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If I go to a restaurant and there’s something on the menu like “Big Bob’s Platter” I can’t order it. Or anything like gravy, omg, terrible word. Oh, or, I went to a famous BBQ place recently and they asked me lean or moist, and I ordered lean because I just cannot say moist, even though I wanted moist. Today I went to Raising Cane’s and had to order from a guy who was pretty cute, I wanted the three finger combo but there’s no way I could say that to him so I panicked and ordered a kid’s meal. Similar, during COVID I went to Walmart to get toilet paper, and they had a setup where you had to ask an employee and they’d get it from the back. The employee was this completely gorgeous man, and I could not bring myself to ask him for toilet paper, so I left.

I don't know what the technical term for your issue is, but it seems debilitating, and something you should seek help for.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When parents use the royal “we”

“We got onto the travel team!”

“We got a 1500 on the SATs”

“We got into Brown”

Oh, I have a new one! When people use the term "royal we" incorrectly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Blessed

"I am so blessed" ok so god likes you more than other.. got it.

Literally every woman I know who calls herself "so blessed" was just smart enough to marry money. "So smart" doesn't have that same ring.