Expressions or words that you find annoying

[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.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Blessed

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

I get what you’re saying even as a believer.
“Oh we were so blessed that we made it safely in that crazy storm”
When other people’s houses were demolished.

But I can trust the words when it’s used in another context. As in, believing that all the good things you have come from
God. It was set forth in motion by him. Appreciation. But not safety from hazards. Bc god doesn’t grant that to all, if you’re a believer, you understand how death and pain fit in, and accept that he doesn’t make you avoid all of it.

[Anonymous]

lol

[Anonymous]

When people post on social media Screaming Happy Birthday to [insert name]
When people post on social media Birfday instead of Birthday
Boy mom
Girl mom

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Boy mom
Prego/preggers

Girl Dad

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Comfy.

Why can't you just say comfortable? Why is everyone speaking like a toddler? Also: yummy. Are you two? Is your vocabulary that limited?

Agree. Add to that “uncomfy.”

🤮🤮🤮🤮

Tummy

[Anonymous]

Sesh for session

Rezzies for reservations

Nash for Nashville

Any food described as "handcrafted"

Nourish

Preggers

Daddy-daughter date -ugh, can we not do the date lingo with our children?

Thankful to see "hold space for" going away.

Oh, and people using "Jim's and I's" for possessive instead of Jim's and my. I have seen published authors use this in an online post.

[Anonymous]

Visible minority

[Anonymous]

"Heard" meaning "I understand"
"Fair"

[Anonymous]

Bespoke
Circle back
Flex/flexing
Blessed or God is so good when someone is uber wealthy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Visible minority

You must not be one