my most annoying first world problem is people who don't understand that depression is usually a symptom of mental illnessgamezombieghgh said:U mad OP? lol my most annoying first world problem is probably how people can be rich and fortunate in their material possessions, with a loving wife and kids, BUT THEY STILL GET DEPRESSION, (from time to time anyway). I heard Vanuatu is the happiest country in the world, but they're poor. The thing about living in the first world though, is once you grow accustomed to all these material gifts and money, you don't want to give it upBlack Arrow Officer said:Mine is people with .gif's as avatars. I'm trying to read someone's post, but the dancing cat or rapidly changing images of Fluttershy keep distracting me! Damn all of you .gif users to hell! I bet your special punishment is being forced to watch annoying .gif's for all eternity so you can see how annoying they are! So, what first world problem irks you the most?
Sometimes I do this unintentionally and I end up feeling guilty for doing it. Like the other day, when I was out with some friends and one friend had to be home at a certain time, but for some reason "we" decided to go to a chinese buffet 15 minutes before she had to be home. I tried to say that it was a bad idea, but they wanted chinese food, so my logic fell on deaf ears. Needless to say, I didn't even finish my first plate before I was being dragged out the door, paying $10 for less than half of what I intended to eat.JustJuust said:It always bothers me when I see people not finish their food. I mean come on people, if you weren't that hungry, you shouldn't have ordered so much
i11m4t1c said:not being able to correctly estimate the amount of milk needed for my cereal.
if i pour too much milk, ill be forced to eat extra cereal or throw away perfectly good milk.
...Wut?Black Arrow Officer said:God damnit! I knew I wasn't the only one who hated when I poured disproportionate amounts of milk in my cereal! Probably 5 cartons worth has gone down the sink this year...
People who get all bothered about what other people like. What's it to you that some people find memes funny?ShotgunZombie said:People who think internet memes are funny...
By the way, the following is a rant so excuse/ignore if you'd like...
They're just mindless fucking dribble! Context-less jokes that don't even make sense half the goddamn time! Am I supposed to laugh when you repeat the quote you read on some forsaken stick figure doodle for the fiftieth time?! Fuck you!
I swear, I think my Dad gave me some kind of eating disorder when I was younger. He would always yell at me for leaving food on the plate, or not eating my meat/vegetables. Nowadays, if there's food in front of me, I HAVE to eat it. Like, if there is food on my plate/on the table, I will always be hungry. This was a problem where I used to work where you had your breakfasts/dinners catered. The cooks would always pile food on your plate, way more than was necessary... and I devoured..nay..INHALED it all. I gained like 20 pounds in my first few months.gamerguyal said:Sometimes I do this unintentionally and I end up feeling guilty for doing it. Like the other day, when I was out with some friends and one friend had to be home at a certain time, but for some reason "we" decided to go to a chinese buffet 15 minutes before she had to be home. I tried to say that it was a bad idea, but they wanted chinese food, so my logic fell on deaf ears. Needless to say, I didn't even finish my first plate before I was being dragged out the door, paying $10 for less than half of what I intended to eat.JustJuust said:It always bothers me when I see people not finish their food. I mean come on people, if you weren't that hungry, you shouldn't have ordered so much
Or they feel the need to fuck up that awesome family by cheating or doing something stupid because, "OMG! MY LIFE IS LIEK SOOOOOOOOOO BORING!"gamezombieghgh said:U mad OP? lol my most annoying first world problem is probably how people can be rich and fortunate in their material possessions, with a loving wife and kids, BUT THEY STILL GET DEPRESSION, (from time to time anyway). I heard Vanuatu is the happiest country in the world, but they're poor. The thing about living in the first world though, is once you grow accustomed to all these material gifts and money, you don't want to give it up
Why don't you just drink the milk from the bowl afterwards if you pour too much?i11m4t1c said:not being able to correctly estimate the amount of milk needed for my cereal.
if i pour too much milk, ill be forced to eat extra cereal or throw away perfectly good milk.
if i don't pour enough, i'll be forced to walk back to the kitchen to get the milk and then risk pouring too much again.
and the cycle continues...
oh, and cereal that gets soggy way too fast. like i'll pour a bowl, and the phone will ring, and 3 minutes later I come back to my breakfast and it's turned into a bowl of soggy garbage.
so basically, cereal related problems.
I know, it's really weird isn't it. The countries with the most doctors who can diagnose depression end up with the most depression diagnoses. Oh wait, that's not weird at all. It's assuming a correlation between two unrelated things (wealth and number of depression cases) when really there are hidden variables at play (the number of doctors actually able to diagnose depression and the ease of someone in an `affluent' country being able to see one).gamezombieghgh said:It is, and it can be seen in first world countries much more than in poorer countries assuming they're not going through some sort of terrible crisis of war or starvation.Purple Shrimp said:my most annoying first world problem is people who don't understand that depression is usually a symptom of mental illnessgamezombieghgh said:U mad OP? lol my most annoying first world problem is probably how people can be rich and fortunate in their material possessions, with a loving wife and kids, BUT THEY STILL GET DEPRESSION, (from time to time anyway). I heard Vanuatu is the happiest country in the world, but they're poor. The thing about living in the first world though, is once you grow accustomed to all these material gifts and money, you don't want to give it upBlack Arrow Officer said:Mine is people with .gif's as avatars. I'm trying to read someone's post, but the dancing cat or rapidly changing images of Fluttershy keep distracting me! Damn all of you .gif users to hell! I bet your special punishment is being forced to watch annoying .gif's for all eternity so you can see how annoying they are! So, what first world problem irks you the most?