[Ackman12]

For me, it's the street grid of St. Louis. You can't get there from here, there's so many gates and concrete blocks that I feel trapped. That's why I left STL for Massachusetts.

[Travelinglady]

Crowds on subways bother me.

[avlady]

those slight headaches I am getting again on one side of my head, of which are starting to come back after 2 years without one

[taibreamh]

the sound my son makes when pretending to sword-fight, whispering, beeping, whistles, two or more people talking at the same time, people talking to me when I'm listening to tv/music, having to repeat myself to people a thousand times before they understand me, having to get up 15 times after getting in bed because I keep forgetting to get something (same with leaving the house), buzzing noises, being interrupted while talking

[The_little_didgee]

I find giggly girls, crowds, foul body odors, whiny children, cigarette smoke, and wet clothes very irritating.

[Pandoren]

I get right-side headaches. I had one the other day. It went behind my eye and gave me bloodspots again. They suck.

Loud obnoxious people (especially when they are my peers), loud children (especially if they are being repetative), the smell of cigarettes, coffee and bacon (all make me nauseous), certain grammatical errors (et cetera is "etc" not "ect"... and the infamous "most bestest"!), other people insisting on talking to me when I'm not interested, ticking clocks (sometimes) and other noises like that... Yeah, this is a long list, better stop now...

[Nicks_Nose]

Things that annoy me...cigarette smoke, traffic bullies likes drivers who splash pedestrians on rainy days, or drivers who keep driving through when pedestrians have the right of way to cross but because there is no light so the drivers keep driving.

When people say "meh" to me. At least have the decency to act like you care, and if that is too much to ask, then dismiss what I am saying with an actual word. Don't "meh" me.

[lostinbooks]

Originally Posted by Nicks_Nose

Things that annoy me...cigarette smoke, traffic bullies likes drivers who splash pedestrians on rainy days, or drivers who keep driving through when pedestrians have the right of way to cross but because there is no light so the drivers keep driving.

Ah! Spoken like a pedestrian. I am one as well. Those also bother me, but I am also slightly annoyed by drivers who are too nice. Like ones waiting for me to cross when I am too far away. Or ones who actively back up to let me cross when they could have just gone. These are very considerate, but they make me feel like I should rush across. It makes me more nervous than annoyed I guess.