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For women: extreme indecisiveness, bossy/controlling (oddly enough these two are often found in the same woman via passive aggression), disrespectful, always blaming others
For men: disrespectful, laziness/slacking off, excessive profanity, irresponsible, dishonest
I have to admit Braunwyn, your post was funny...I don't think you meant it to be humorous but it was.
I'm not that patient of a person in general, although I have learned to be a lot more patient once I became a mother, but there is one thing that drive me off the wall:
*Talking loudly on the phone while sitting on the couch next to me when I'm trying to watch my favorite program. Honestly, we have at least 4 other rooms in the house.
I have to admit Braunwyn, your post was funny...I don't think you meant it to be humorous but it was.
I'm not that patient of a person in general, although I have learned to be a lot more patient once I became a mother, but there is one thing that drive me off the wall:
*Talking loudly on the phone while sitting on the couch next to me when I'm trying to watch my favorite program. Honestly, we have at least 4 other rooms in the house.
It's funny, in the past at least. I agree about the talking loudly bit as well when you're into something. Add a pair of headphones and, um, yea. Both my dh and dad do that. They'll talk with the head phones on, or scream really.
What drives your impatience? For me, it's when a person panics, crazily panics imo, when faced with a bit of chaos. My dh recently cut his finger pretty deep and his reaction was very dramatic. He could have been auditioning for a part in a play. He does not like blood, guts, etc. Who does? He loves zombie movies, but he won't watch discovery health. It freaks him out. I get it. We all have our things. I have mine. Any way, I called my dad about 20 minutes into it when I was on my way to the CVS for supplies. When I get back my darling is still going at it. I told him to cut the crap and chill out. My dad did not like that and told me to, no demanded, that I do my wifely duties lol. I did of course, tho, my dh says I suck as a nurse. Clearly, if he were shooting blood all over the place, or lost the finger, he'd be at the emergency room.
I'm sure I sound heartless, but panic does something to my brain. I don't like it. It's not my way.
So, how about you?
Opposite-gender personality traits that I cannot stand:
What drives your impatience? For me, it's when a person panics, crazily panics imo, when faced with a bit of chaos. My dh recently cut his finger pretty deep and his reaction was very dramatic. He could have been auditioning for a part in a play. He does not like blood, guts, etc. Who does? He loves zombie movies, but he won't watch discovery health. It freaks him out. I get it. We all have our things. I have mine. Any way, I called my dad about 20 minutes into it when I was on my way to the CVS for supplies. When I get back my darling is still going at it. I told him to cut the crap and chill out. My dad did not like that and told me to, no demanded, that I do my wifely duties lol. I did of course, tho, my dh says I suck as a nurse. Clearly, if he were shooting blood all over the place, or lost the finger, he'd be at the emergency room.
I'm sure I sound heartless, but panic does something to my brain. I don't like it. It's not my way.
So, how about you?
Years ago, I read a short article in the newspaper and it said this: A woman should NEVER consider marrying a man until she's lived with him during a cold...
I thought that was so right on and funny as it described my husband to a tee!...When he's sick, he's dying and he'll argue with me that the fever thermometer is broke because it doesn't show he has a fever and he knows he does...LOL
Things I have trouble with in both sexes: immaturity, the poor me syndrome, the type that believes the world revolves around them, people that blame everyone else for their problems, a judgmental attitude, and constant negativity.
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