Minor things which stress you out

[Nomad]

Walking into a restaurant without a reservation, I don’t know what it is but I feel hugely embarrassed if they say its full and I have to turn round and walk back out. I usually pretend to tie my lace outside and let others go in first.

[manwiththestick]

When you see someone at the start of your food shop, you chat for a minute and then spend the rest of the time avoiding them in all the other aisles.

[Mook]

When you see someone at the start of your food shop, you chat for a minute and then spend the rest of the time avoiding them in all the other aisles.

 

Never mind Vietnam, that's true fucking stress that.

 

I'm sweating just thinking about it.

[Hades]

Making a comment on a forum and realising belatedly that it will be misinterpreted as an attack.

[KMD7]

Making a comment on a forum and realising belatedly that it will be misinterpreted as an attack.

 

That really hurt mate.

[TheBitch]

Making a comment on a forum and realising belatedly that it will be misinterpreted as an attack.

 

No need.

[Carvalho Diablo]

Hiccups

[Liverpool lad]

Making a comment on a forum and realising belatedly that it will be misinterpreted as an attack.

Great shout

[Byrnie]

Going to the bar when it's mad busy and the bar staff didn't see you come up. Within seconds, a couple of other people come up also not seen by the bar staff.

[Kevin D]

This fucks me off enormously on the train. Got a train a few weeks ago and basically our seats didn´t exist. Ticket fella just says sit wherever it doesn´t matter. So obviously I spend the rest of the two hour journey waiting for someone to turn up and say that we´re in their seats.

 

I always have a reserved seat on the train, but when someone leans over to look at the tiny seat number, I'm 100% sure I'm going to be forced to move and look like an asshole in front of everybody.

 

It never, ever, happens, but I'm always convinced it will.

[Kevin D]

People having their bank cards/driver's license in their iPhone case, and having it sticking it of their back pocket.

 

Similarly, folks being on public transport and being on the phone to their bank, hospital etc giving everybody in ear shot all their private information.

[Bruce Spanner]

Keeping a taxi waiting as her indoors is still fucking about.

 

Brings about stress, I assume, akin to being a political prisoner in Japan in the earlier part of the 20th century.

[aRdja]

Owing money. Fucking hate it.

[Kevin D]

Keeping a taxi waiting as her indoors is still fucking about.

 

Brings about stress, I assume, akin to being a political prisoner in Japan in the earlier part of the 20th century.

Absolutely.

 

Even when you order a taxi for a specific time, then the taxi driver arrives 5-10 minutes early, I feel obliged to come out early.

[Tony Moanero]

Taxis not arriving on time.

[Bjornebye]

Great shout

The fuck have I done?

[Section_31]

Owing money. Fucking hate it.

I'm more stressed by people owing me money. Especially friends who 'forget'.

[littletedwest]

When your being a nosy prick on Facebook then accidentally add someone as a friend.

[VladimirIlyich]

When your being a nosy prick on Facebook then accidentally add someone as a friend.

Just unfriend them.

[Aventus]

When your being a nosy prick on Facebook then accidentally add someone as a friend.

Accidentally "like" a girls holiday bikini photo from 4 years ago.

 

Then panicking to unlike, then like a more recent picture in the hopes that it covers my tracks.

[Boss]

When you're in the shower and you think you hear the doorbell but you're not sure. So you stand in silence like a soapy meerkat waiting for another ring.

[Juniper]

When you’re desperately trying to finish a book in an evening so you don’t need to wait a day until you get to the end.

 

I’ve done my best Jonny 5 reading a book impression many times due to this.

[KMD7]

When your being a nosy prick on Facebook then accidentally add someone as a friend.

 

Worse when you're browsing through some fit bird's photos and you accidentally like a pic of her from 5 years ago so it lets her know what you've been up to

[The Woolster]

Being the fucking tooth fairy...

Load of aborted attempts as it was under him somewhere, set alarm to try again, tried to open the door and he would stir, didn't want to risk it, same again every 15 or so minutes for over an hour. Finally got it.

Now i prob won't get back to sleep cos of the stress hormones

[Numero Veinticinco]

4 hours ago, The Woolster said:

Being the fucking tooth fairy...

Load of aborted attempts as it was under him somewhere, set alarm to try again, tried to open the door and he would stir, didn't want to risk it, same again every 15 or so minutes for over an hour. Finally got it.

Now i prob won't get back to sleep cos of the stress hormones

More important, how much did you give? 

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