What is one question you hate being asked?

Honestly, the age one doesn't bother me at all. Mostly because i'm still young, but also because we shouldn't be ashamed of getting older, it's a privilege a lot of people don't get. I do hate some questions though, like "do you have kids", "why don't you work" As neither are anyone's business, the kids ones could be a very emotional thing to talk about, like in my case, or of anyone whos had a miscarriage - plus hard to explain of yes but no like in my case.. and the work one could have a number of reasons. not just people being lazy like most rude people jump to conclusions about.

I am the same as you I hate being asked my age especially when the person sometimes is someone that knows my age already

I do not care about my age and I always reply "I am fine" to the silly question "how are you". I hate, I really hated the question "what do you do for living?".

I hate being ask if I’m sick. It’s like obviously I am. And I really hate it when someone ask the obvious or none sense.

Do you work

I don't to be bother when I am working especially here in myLot. You let me finish first before you ask question or talk to me.

I hate people wanting by attention when I am on the phone. Wait until I hang up.

I can relate to not being talked to when I'm reading. I hate interruptions when I'm engrossed in a good story. I can't say I'm asked questions that I hate and it doesn't bother me anymore for people to know how old I am.

In my list the same questions are topmost.

I hate getting asked what your plan is. I never have a plan lol

I hate it when they always ask me why am I not married yet. lol

How many children do you have is one of many.

I'm currently going through a career transition, so I've really begun to dread people asking me what I do for a living. I understand they're usually just trying to make polite conversation, but it's a touchy subject, and I'd rather talk about almost anything else. I also don't like being asked if I'm married (no, I'm not), or if I have children (again, no). Frankly, unless we're planning to go on a date, these are never questions that should be asked of a total stranger, because they're often potentially painful subjects for a lot of people. Better ways to phrase these questions might be: What do you like to do? (This question is open-ended enough to allow me to discuss hobbies and interests...which carry a conversation forward without creating an embarassing or awkward situation for any of us). As for family, a person might ask, "Does your family live around here?" (This gives me the freedom to share what I want to share without putting me on the spot.