Name something unreasonable...
posted 10 months ago in General
Over cooked broccoli
(Taurus wishes she was kidding but in fact this is something that makes me want to throw things)
other than that...gossip and telling people's secrets for a thrill. Both of those things suck balls.
Ooh great a chance to rant..ta mateys!! Being charged for having to cancel a dental appointment when you have a chest infection, and may even be contagious, but not recompensed when they cancel your appointment at the last minute, or keep you waiting an hour. My meter runs too!
Anything over cooked (veg, pasta, meat) is completely unreasonable.
Also, overly opinionated people who haven't even caught a glimpse of what the other side of the coin looks like. They're either unreasonable or lucky. I can't figure out which one.
I'd say extreme right-wing conservatives, for one thing.
Another thing is that they seem to expect experience and references in order to get a job in the first place, but it's very hard to get experience and references without a job. The job market is unreasonable for people looking for their first job after graduating from high school or college.
I had a therapist tell me this once, and it's great Pisces advice:
It's not unreasonable to want to get out everything you feel you need to say to someone. It IS unreasonable to expect them to be willing to hear it, or understand where you're coming from.
Guys who say they "love me" so much they cant be my friend. Then leave.
So much for un-condtional love. If you cant be my friend, what is a lover?
Empty restaurants that take forever to take your order and give you the check early to kick you out. Korean restaurants that give me less banchan than the Korean couple sitting at the other table. Diners that offer me the counter when there are table seats available.
This: http://www.wikihow.com/Marry-a-Millionaire
Men that hit on you and are just as ready to throw a bottle at you when you reject them. They aren't treating you like a human.
I've actually got another one...
The job market. It's completely unreasonable for people who aren't well-connected and don't have experience. It's even worse if you don't start trying before you get out of high school...
It's ridiculous... I can't even find a job as a janitor or at a fast food restaraunt.
athenian200, you are so right. I don't know if it helps, but you're not alone.
My husband has been out of substantial work for a year and five months. He's been laid off three times from jobs. And he is someone who has a decade of experience in his field.
I tried to find extra work cleaning offices or working for UPS, but I couldn't get anything either, because I don't have experience in those areas.
I wish I had some practical advice, but we haven't found anything that works yet, except to just keep plodding along, looking for opportunities. The coin has to turn up heads eventually, right?
GOOD LUCK!!
Signing up for new health insurance because they offered a much better rate.
Then 3 months later (with NO claims) getting a letter saying there's a new rate 19% higher. And when called to ask if there was some mistake, being told in 6 months it's going to go up again!!!!!
women who pee on a public toilet seat and don't clean it up. i'm the person who does it for you, just so you know!
People who expect their needs to be intuited and met (cheerfully!), but do not want to meet the needs of others (or do so begrudgingly). I think that is unreasonable.
People who expect understanding and forgiveness when they mess up (because they always have their reasons), but are slow to give it to others. Ugh
You know what's unreasonable? Expecting someone to be your personal bank and extend loans every time your instant gratification needs have gotten your bank account perilously close to over drawn YET AGAIN.
This is the first time I've ever willfully lied - I said I didn't have it to give. You're not pulling me down with you anymore, sucker.
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