As someone who takes the metro daily: not letting people off first and also people standing together at the entrance when there's room elsewhere in the metro. Like, it's not that hard: people get off and create space for the people that get on, and everyone is happy. Cramming yourself through people trying to get off is not going to help you.
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Same, personal space has been a big issue for me ever since Covid. Before that I wouldn’t mind squeezing through a few people, now I just wait for people to pass by so I don’t get too close
In the region I live in the midday workplace greeting is "mealtime." Not only do I find it generally cringey, I absolutely do not want to be greeted with "mealtime" when I am going to the toilet.
I also can't handle it when people (probably unconsciously) weave from left to right on walking paths, or when groups take up the whole path. Pick a side and stay there, don't block people who walk faster or are on wheels.
Lol my brother hates when people line up horizontally to walk in a group down a sidewalk or mall walkway, he says that they think they’re like the characters from Friends
People standing on the left side of the escalator. Come on people, the right side is for standing and the left side is a fast lane for people who are in a hurry. It's basic civic behaviour.
people talking to me at the urinal. My dick is out, can you not make convo rn??
That's not a pet peeve, that's being the victim of a war crime.
I had my day ruined (not today) because it turned out to be impossible to arrange boxes of beads in any meaningful way
So here and in other parts of the world, people kiss each other as a greeting, which fine but some people do it instantly when they see each other meaning I try to get on the bus but some girl named Rabi' is blocking the road kissing her friend Khadija that she had a class with just this morning. It takes a few seconds and it's nice to like have friends and be close to them but shit annoys me