Just plain and simple douchebaggery.

When arguments degenerate into racism and/or sexism.

Women posting status updates like “I’m ugly” in order to get compliments from ALL THEIR FRIENDS! PS: Am I sexy BTW? Take a look at my Facebook pictures! xD

one more: hypothetical letters to people, inanimate objects, ideas, philosophies, experiences, things in general.  for example: “dear rain, thanks for ruining my day. love, me.” or “dear guy at starbucks, thanks for taking the last stirrer. hope you rot in mocha hell. love, angry unstirred coffee girl.” cease and desist!

“that moment when…”  even better: “that awkward moment when…” 1. look up “awkward”
2. go away forever

Rage comics, or any other meme that has been beaten into the ground.

“fake and gay”

The your/you’re thing irritates me. It makes me thing the person who wrote the comment is ten years old.  We all went to school. So use what you learned in real life as well as the internet. Oh, and ALL YouTube comments.

Biggest pet peeve is when I attempt to click play on a youtube video and I get this message: “The uploader has not made this video available in your country.”

I have a lot of pet peeves. 1: People who say “TL/DR”, especially when it’s only a bloody paragraph. 2: 95% of Youtube comments. 3: I’m fine with some grammar and spelling mistakes. If you say “Your” instead of “You’re” every now and again, I understand and don’t mind. But if you spell incorrectly all the time, don’t make an effort to improve it, and get defensive when someone tells you that you don’t have to type like you’re on a cellphone or like an idiot, then I just get a headache. 4: Conspiracy theorists. 5: People who get angry when someone else likes something they don’t. So on and so forth.

I DONT GIVE A SHIT IF PEOPLE CANT SPELL!!!!!!

When you scroll down to view the comments on a website and you see the lovely “blah blah blah n******.” Really what the hell does that messed up comment have to do with anything?!?

Buzzfeed moving into serious content… T_T *sniff*

The internet in general. Intolerable sometimes but I just can’t live without it.

Incorrect meme usage.

“This”

The rampant sexism and use of gendered stereotypes that derives from people not knowing the difference between gender and sex, which often goes hand-in-hand a tendency to assume gendered behavior is natural, rather than constructed, and/or universal in men or women. Really, the worst is when stereotypes like “girls should care about fashion!” or “boys are icky” are mixed into pseudo-intellectual articles so a whole new generation can soak ‘em up and pass them on to their kids.