The most annoying words one can hear

the most annoying words one can hear is you're crazy or you've got issues or something like that. When I hear these words, I get ticked off. There are also other things that I don't like hearing which include people don't like you.
At our testing location, on a desk, it said,"No one likes you." I knew it was not referring to me, but I just couldn't help erasing that on the desk. I was not mad. I was just a bit ticked off. It reminded me of the time when one guy told me that nobody liked me.

It's more important what you think of others, than what they think of you.

If I react to what someone else says or thinks about me, I give up all control over my feelings. It gives them free rent in my head.

I think the most annoying words are: "I'm so disappointed in you". I heard that so much growing up and no matter how dissapointed I get with my kids - I'll never say those words.

I feel the same way when being say "just calm down" or "not getting through to you" or "don't feel that way". Very insulting.

those words make you want to lose hope and it shocks you. It's as though your supporter knew that this was going to happen and all this time they haven't been their authentic selves.

"Stop thinking of just your self"', "anyone would love to have your life", "appreciate what you have"

I hate:
"Just stop worrying so much." or "Just don't care."
"You're bored? You're lucky. I'd love to be bored. It's all right for some." (Yeah, I just LOVE feeling isolated and house-bound because of my anxiety. Lazing around on a bed all day every day with nothing to do, wishing I had more is such a lucky life! )
When people say someone is a "Loser." That word implies that they're failures in life and so fair game to be made fun of. That they're pathetic zeros. I hate it and find it hurtful.

Yeah, the word loser kind of is funny depending on who does it. Like one of my math teachers said one time when kids refused to employ one of the crucial methods to solving a problem. She was like,"Only the cool people do it, unlike the losers."

My least favorite is: You just have to try harder; or you're not trying hard enough.

I hate, "you really wear your feelings on your sleeve"

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that makes no sense and it's so cliche.

I hate "suck it up", or "just get over it"

i hate when people tell me "You're okay, don't worry". I'm like there's gotta be something going on. I have to know. Don't just keep it away from me.