Let’s face it: some days, people can be the absolute worst. There are those who openly admit to their disdain for humanity, and then there are those who pretend to be okay with it but are secretly rolling their eyes. We’ve all been there, feeling bogged down by the sheer ridiculousness of the world. Some of us have even fantasized about retreating to a remote cabin to escape the chaos of social interaction.
I do as much online shopping as possible just to dodge crowds. I’d rather hit the drive-thru than step inside anywhere and have to deal with human chatter. And taking the kids to playdates? No thanks! I’m convinced that every germ in the universe is lurking there, just waiting to invade our home. Plus, let’s be honest—I don’t want to wear real pants.
Fortunately, the witty folks on Twitter have perfectly captured this sentiment. Here are some gems that anyone who struggles with people will appreciate:
- We embrace our cold, distant nature as a badge of honor.
- Plans are only made after we know the exact headcount.
- Homemade videos? No, thanks!
- Swimwear? A nightmare in front of anyone else.
- But despite our people aversion, we have an unyielding love for dogs.
- Online shopping is our safe haven.
- Technology? Yes, please. Anything to avoid face-to-face.
- Honestly, many of us aren’t too fond of ourselves either, but that doesn’t stop us from disliking others more.
- Creepy messages? The worst.
- Ordering food? Some people need a tutorial.
- Family? Sometimes they drive us crazy too.
- Not to mention our partners.
- Even the kids can test our patience.
- Friends? They can be exhausting at times too.
- Anxiety, depression, and exhaustion often amplify our frustrations.
- Ultimately, it’s just a struggle to be a decent human in a world full of chaos.
- Thankfully, texting has replaced phone calls, making it easier to avoid awkward chats.
- The Internet has introduced a new level of annoyance—thanks to anonymity and toxic online behavior.
- At least we can still count on dogs to be our loyal companions.
- And there’s always a way to boost your fertility journey with helpful resources online, like those available at Make A Mom.
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In summary, whether it’s through humor or shared experiences, it’s clear we all have our struggles with people. Embracing our quirks and seeking out the joys—like our furry friends—helps make it all a bit more bearable.
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