Top Ten Most Annoying Personality Traits

Oh my God, I ordered 123g of cocoa powder, and I got 123g! Oh no! Help me! It's the end of the world! I wanted them to get it wrong so I could write a complaint and sue them! Oh no! Now I can't do that! Please donate to me, as I am clearly suffering!

- An attention-seeking, spoiled brat

This can be displayed in a variety of ways, one of which is extensive self-deprecation. Playing the victim card is another.

Especially if you talk in an annoyingly loud voice and start provocations just to get attention. I hate those kinds of people so much.

In my opinion, and from my experience living with a hypersensitive person, it's a manipulative ploy to prevent you from expressing any facts or opinions that may clash with their delicate and refined perspective. You go from being forbidden from pointing out crucial facts to having your logical solutions censured. Then, you're reeducated to think as they feel, finding yourself in the excruciating position of being forced to console them through their endless pain.

You begin to understand what it is to be a thrall and how grossly superficial your own feelings are because the hypersensitive person has greater and more important needs (or denials) than you.

I have a tendency to brag about stuff all the time. I try my best not to, but sometimes I can't help it.

I know everyone has met a person like this in their life, and if you haven't, let me explain. In my situation, I was attending church, and there was a third-grader who constantly bragged about how smart he was. It really irked me. He would say things like, "I read a one-hundred-page book!" in a really annoying voice, which was frustrating because that's not even that long.

When an adult asked for a volunteer, his hand would immediately shoot up, and he once bragged that he knew the word "government," as if none of us knew it. He didn't just brag about his knowledge. He also boasted about his talents. I once said, "I can play the violin," and instead of acknowledging that, he replied, "Well, I can play the ukulele, piano, and recorder," which are all instruments we had to learn in school anyway. He also claimed he was good at sports and physical activities, with his ridiculous explanation being that he could catch a ball.

Overall, he acted like he was good at everything. I know it sounds like I'm making a big deal, but trust me, in my fifteen years, this is the most annoying and pretentious person I've ever met!

If you have any concerns for the writer of this long-winded comment, please understand that he may have suffered mentally after meeting a certain third-grader who thought he was much better than he actually was.

I'm all-or-nothing. I either don't care and won't do it, or I care a lot and will be the best at it. It's simply impossible for me to do something I don't believe in or enjoy, so it comes off as laziness. I'm really not. I'm unbelievably hardworking towards the things I care about.

My kids are lazy, but it's my fault. I do everything for them because I like to baby them since I don't want them to grow up.

I have to admit, I am lazy a lot. But it's mostly kids who have this problem these days.

Narcissists are very needy and insecure people who, rather than loving you and trying to attain intimacy, cultivate you as a friend to feed their narcissism. Psychologists say you provide their narcissistic goods. They are always seeking new friends because they fear that their supply may run out, exposing their emptiness.

One may feel compassion for them because they did not wish this awful condition upon themselves, but beware of getting caught up with them. It can be very hard to disentangle yourself because things are not what they appear to be.

Everyone has their own problem, and this is mine! I can control it though, so I will control it!