Any and all archetypes that are loud, bossy, or nosy.
I hate excessive noise. Always have. When my kid sister was maybe two years old she spent about eighteen months crying every moment of every day. She would only eat cheese at the time, which blocked up her intestines, gave her constant pain, and made crapping an hours-long ordeal of tears and screaming. Short version, I nearly killed her. I seriously thought about it. I wish I was kidding. I really do imagine killing people who won't stop cutting into my every thought with their incessant noise. Sometimes the fantasies get really elaborate. I'm told this can be a sign of mental instability or psychosis. This hasn't gone away as I've gotten older: Later I had similar thoughts about the young couple living below me. They were less a couple and more a pair of permanently angry nineteen-year old alcoholic fuckwits who, in addition to causing myriad other problems, scheduled shouting matches from 2am to 4am daily, and I do mean daily. Sleep, what's that? Anyway, loud = no.
I respond to bossiness/bullying by digging in my heels. It's a kind of perverse insistence that this asshole cannot be allowed to have what he wants, simply because he is being an asshole about it. It could be the easiest thing in the world to accommodate him and it won't happen. It could even be the voice of reason. Some loudmouth ex-Marine-turned-gym-teacher type barks at me to lose weight? I know I need to, but I'm going to eat a huge bowl of ice cream that night, in front of him if possible, the only reason being fuck that guy.
And nosy? Don't even get me started. I am a solitary, introverted, private person, and I like it that way. I have a simple, cordial dislike for most of the things others like. Pro sports, pop culture, parroting whatever our favorite political pundit said yesterday, I find most of that to be tedious and insipid. Interacting with others is a chore for an introvert, not because 'people suck' (though some of y'all definitely do), but because introverts don't gain energy from socializing, like extroverts do. Introverts expend energy to socialize. Talking and hanging out is what gets most people through the day. For me, it's like doing the dishes: a mildly unpleasant obligation I can meet but, all things considered, would rather I didn't have. Besides, I'm simply not that interesting. Anyone nosing in on me clearly has less of a life than I do.