People not minding their own business, rant warning

@Wario_1 (965)
Sweden
February 28, 2008 8:22am CST
I am really pissed now, really damn pissed. Why can't people just mind their own f*****g business. This is what happened today. After i was at the gym, i was quite warm from the training so i didnt switch back to my shirt, keeping my T-shirt on. It was a little windy and around 5+ celcius outside, still that didnt bother me. The thing that pisses me off is that some people just had to look at me as if they thought i was stupid. To me that gives me the impression that people are mindless idiots that only think you can do stuff one particular way. Worst was when i spotted two old ladies staring at me, like their brain has been put on hold. Somehow i feel that older peope should have more understanding, but thats seems just like wishfull thinking. Does this bother you, that people almost leach on your life or is it something you dont care about.
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6 responses
@wolfie34 (26771)
• United Kingdom
3 Mar 08
Exactly what has it got to do with them! Don't have their own lives to worry about without having the audacity to comment on other peoples, boy they must live boring lives. They are the nosey parkers the ones that have a right to comment on how other people dress or act. What I hate is not my dress code is the fact that when I am out somewhere I am always deep in thought ok I don't look happy I've got a lot going on and the amount of times people come up to me and say cheer up or don't look so miserable, I just want to scream and shake them saying what do you know eh? How I look is my business if I want to look miserable then it's my prerogative. Live and let live and leave me alone, that's why I got a face on because I want to be left alone right, got it, good!
@wolfie34 (26771)
• United Kingdom
3 Mar 08
Baaaaah humbug to happiness, they are hiding something! Thanks for the best response, and thanks for letting me rant too!
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@Wario_1 (965)
• Sweden
6 Mar 08
Your welcome, sometimes we need to let of some steam. I think your on to something, when guessing that people are hiding something. One possibility is that people tend to not tell others of their problems/struggles or show any signs of having a tought time. Majbe showing that you have a tought time means showing weakness, and people dont like to show weakness. It could also have to do with the Law of Jante, that people feel that they must uphold a mask or a front because of that. Yea, its good to smile sometimes, but it doesnt help anything if it turns into a imitation of the joker. Id rather smile for a genuine reason than have fixed my face with plastic surgery so that it looks like i always smile. I remember a part fom Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, their Marvin becomes the star atraction in a zoo. People asked him if he could give them a smile. He replied that for him to be able to smile, he would need to spend several hours in a workshop with a crowbar and a car jack. Feel fre to say that, as a way to annoy people that bother you by asking for a smile.
@pinklilly (3443)
• Australia
8 Mar 08
I probly would have looked at you too and thought gee an't you cold but then thought if you were wouldn't you do something about it... So I would have shrubed it off.I wouldn't stare and make you feel uncomfortable.... I have done the same so who cares.... I was really sick over winter in 2003 and my body temp was through the roof so I was contanly wearing a shirt with No Jumper and everyone keep asking Airn't you cold.. Answer simply " NO " I hate being stared at and it bugs me that people have to be so judgemental about others and what they are doing... Mind Your Own Business...... Gosh if only we could hear people's thought, Then we would be in trouble.....
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@Wario_1 (965)
• Sweden
8 Mar 08
Thank you for your responce, must have been damn annoying when people stared at you because of that shirt thing. Sometimes it feels like people are convenient and if they guess they figured out something, they stick with it. My personal guess is that people have a hard time understanding you often can do stuff more than one way, so if i find a more effective way to do something im probably going to meet some resistance. Yesterday, i built a wagon for my bike out of wood. Im going to build a raft so i need something to help me transport oil and plastic drums. The results turned out great, and ive succesfully transported a plastic drum to my parents place. The annoying thing was that alot of people stared, like they were zombies or something. I showed it to my youthleader, and he thought it looked cool, im glad at least he was positive about it.
@cristi12 (378)
• Romania
29 Feb 08
I know what you mean. For example, when I leave for work I usually throw some stuff in a backpack which I take with me. On several occasions my mom said that I don't look good with it, that i'm not a kid anymore, etc. etc. It really pissed me off. Like anybody else cared about my backpack. Anyway, I don't even wear the thing, I drive to work, it's just so I can lug things around in it. But still it really does annoy me when people comment or look at me with criticism... even when there's reason for it. :P
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@Wario_1 (965)
• Sweden
29 Feb 08
I totaly agre, why do people feel like they need to bother you with their stupid oppinions, its not like you have that backpack for show. Feels like its politically correct to have an oppinion for mostly everything. And whats this sh*t about looking good, life is alot more than your looks, looks are only skindeep. Id also be pissed of about it, so dont feel your alone in feeling that. I remember a older guy i had as a friend, whe never actually met in real life but communicated by mail or msn. One day he asked if we could go swimming, if we ever would meet eachother and i said why not. Then he wrote that he needs a help thing to swim, one of those plastic white strap thingys with orange/yellow floaty things on. He didnt like swimming because people teased him for that. When i read that i literally exploded, WTFF should people bother with that, he needs it because he has problems swimming. I wrote that i had no problems with that, and that he should not give two sh*ts about what other people think about it. We never had that swim, but he got a little more brave, its sad when people feel restricted by others oppinions.
@theprogamer (10534)
• United States
6 Mar 08
Yes it bothers me a number of times. Heck, there are times I think I'm doing nothing wrong or weird and I still get the weirdest stares. (And this is coming from a person typically in business-causal wear and not doing anything suspicious -_-). It can bother yes, but its easy to pick up, move on and go about your business. I too have gone out with short sleeves (or just no jacket) in cold weather, and its due to either working up a sweat or because I wore too many layers earlier in the day. Yea, I know ;p
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@Wario_1 (965)
• Sweden
6 Mar 08
That must feel even more wierd, to have done nothing abnormal but still get stared at as if you asked for the directions towards Janglan Beta. Today i was outside, riding my bike and this girl really gave me a nobrainer stare. I had a skeing helmet on, i bought it once at a fleamarket because that was the only helmet that i could use. I feel that its so lame, that its normal to se people ride their bikes without a helmet but any other helmet that isnt a bycicle helmet is immediately treated as alien.
@Hatley (163776)
• Garden Grove, California
2 Mar 08
I think I understand what you are saying and it bothers me too when people stare at me but I remember what my mom used to tell me when you think people are staring at you and thinking nasty things you probaly are wrong for they are probably not even seeing you at all. even those old ladies staringat you might just have been thinking of something entirely different and did not even really see you. rarely do people even think about a stranger at all they are too busy with their own thoughts. I therefore just think to myself they really are not even seeing me they are off on their own thoughts and I do not get upset.
@Wario_1 (965)
• Sweden
3 Mar 08
That sounds like it could be quite possible, still i dont like to be stared at cause it makes me feel like im some cind of freakin museum object.
@Elixiress (3878)
17 May 08
I don't get why people would look at your oddly, you were wearing a t-shirt rather than a shirt, loads of people do that. Maybe you were just imagining it and thinking that people were looking at you? I don't know, I just don't understand why someone wearing a t-shirt would cause so great a stir.