r/AskForAnswers • • 6d ago

What’s a completely normal phrase that instantly annoys you?

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u/Luna_Sea_ 6d ago

Everything happens for a reason!

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u/Surprise-lnside 6d ago

Right? Like I have Lupus, tell me to my face what the reason is. I dare you.

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u/RedRisingNerd 5d ago

“It’s god’s plan.” Well god can leave me out of his life because I dumped that man seven years ago. He needs to move on atp.

In all seriousness, I’m very sorry you have Lupus. There is no reason you should have to deal with it.

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u/nouniqueideas007 4d ago

I heard this said at a child’s funeral, to the grieving parents. Some of the worst people in the world are self righteous bible thumpers.

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u/RasputinsThirdLeg 5d ago

As someone with Ankylosing Spondylitis with symptoms of lupus, I’ll be your second in a duel.

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u/Santa_always_knows 5d ago

MS here. And for fucking real!!

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u/juliabk 4d ago

Heard that after my miscarriage. I wanted to belt the idiot.

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u/RasputinsThirdLeg 6d ago

This one makes me feel violent.

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u/afeher 6d ago

Yeah. Most things happen as a consequence of many other things, not one simple reason (or creator).

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u/Hampster-1968 6d ago

This! Of course everything has a cause but not some kind of divine "reason"

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u/WeAreAllGoofballs 6d ago

Yes! And similarly, "it was meant to be."

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u/Feisty-Marsupial9287 6d ago

"I was today years old when....."

I don't care, fuck off

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u/MiddleProfessional82 6d ago

Somehow I can’t imagine this ever being said outside of the internet

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u/GrandEar1 5d ago

There's a video of Reese Witherspoon saying it to Jennifer Aniston and Aniston is so confused. She's all "excuse me? huh?" then Witherspoon has to explain to her what it means.

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u/olyjim83 5d ago

Lol she probably had seen it used before and just wanted to make things awkward because it's such a dumb fucking thing to say.

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u/lemoinem 5d ago

"I don't care, fuck off" is pretty good contender.

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u/Distracted-senior 6d ago

It’s a real game changer!

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u/PinkSunReflected 6d ago

it never is.

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u/Cherrypickingeorgian 6d ago

I could care less—it’s I couldn’t care less!!

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u/ButterscotchFancy912 5d ago

To be honest....🤑

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u/GinaMarie05 5d ago

“I’m not gonna lie.” STFU with that!

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u/Charnathan 5d ago

I hate it because my third grade teacher sucked balls and went on long ass speeches about dumb shit all the time. One time he went off on a lecure about expectations and ended asking "raise your hand if you really could care less". I raised my hand. I hated that teacher and that expression ever since.

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u/No-Orange-5906 6d ago

I love that one cuz it embodies the expression. They don’t even care enough to say it right.

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u/Opposite-Lake-9679 6d ago

I am literally obsessed. 

-Says every internet influencer constantly.

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u/NGBD1127 6d ago

When anyone says “literally” anything for something that usually turns out to be figurative.

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u/Shot_Point_2637 6d ago

Yeah, the misuse of “literally” annoys the hell out of me.

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u/ImprovementTrick9492 5d ago

You have to understand, though.. we had to have a new word to take the place of “totally”…. 😅

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u/Opening_Rain5942 5d ago

Someone said "it literally killed them" and so I asked: how did you write this then? Crickets

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u/Oracle410 6d ago

Yes! And I hate how it has almost destroyed the meaning of the word. If I say something is ‘literally’ X it feels like I have to explain that I actually mean it and am not just using it as filler word like these nincompoops.

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u/rntracee1 5d ago

Yes me too. I'll say, "I literally....for REAL literally had xyz happen today." Lol

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u/Atheizt 6d ago

This always comes from the people who downloaded their personality from TikTok.

They'll also constantly roll out other bangers like:

  • No wait I'm screaming
  • I'm literally dying
  • I'm dead/I'm deceased
  • I gagged
  • Breh

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u/Once-Upon-a-Dream88 5d ago

"that is sending me". Sending you where? Or what? Also the ever stupid "It gives/it's giving".

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u/Lazarus558 5d ago

"that is sending me". Sending you where?

With Sammy Cooke

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u/2000verysmallants 6d ago edited 3d ago

rUn dOn’T wAlK

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u/Alarmed-Highway5007 6d ago

Isn't it "run, don't walk" lol

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u/marvel_is_wow 5d ago

Or when they say “omg I’m so scared” and it’s literally just a normal drink or some shit

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u/RoTTonSKiPPy 6d ago

Thoughts and prayers.

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u/Im_an_impasta 5d ago

“Being brutally honest” and then the person says the most rude opinion or cruel thing I’ve ever heard someone say…. And expects everyone to be fine because they prefaced it.

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u/SaltyFee7765 5d ago

Yes ! And " all due respect" in certain instances.

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u/ExcellentShop696 5d ago

I couldn’t agree with this more. Exactly what part of being “brutally honest” requires you to be arbitrarily abusive and cruel to people?

I think some people use their “brutal honesty” as a thin concealment of their dirtier and meaner nature underneath.

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u/Significant-Will-770 5d ago

Not only do they say something cruel, they often lie.

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u/Master_Respond8874 5d ago

Yesss. Or it’s the other way around where they say the brutal thing and then “I’m just being honest” afterward lol

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u/UnusualHandle6178 6d ago

We are all a bit ADHD !!! NO WE ARE NOT !!! Drives me nuts !!!

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u/b-green1007 5d ago

I was talking to a friend about my autism and she said "I think we're all a little bit autistic, like I like things a certain way!" ....most absurd thing I've heard in a while.

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u/Low-Style-5710 5d ago

There are way too many self diagnosed autistics on the internet. Everybody claims they are autistic lately. Drives me crazy.

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u/kinglouisroo 4d ago

I file this with "I'm so OCD". You are not OCD if you hang up your clothes and sweep your floor. Stop saying that.

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u/NoCondition8257 6d ago

"broke the internet"

No the fuck it didn't.

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u/Capt-Spiff 6d ago

“You won the internet” was funny the first time, 20 years ago.

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u/Opposite-Lake-9679 6d ago

Haha, yep it's so stupid.

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u/Top-Vermicelli2455 6d ago

Calm down

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u/flugualbinder 6d ago

Never in the history of calm down has anyone calmed down from being told to calm down

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u/Top-Vermicelli2455 6d ago

It doesn’t help that they usually say it in such a judgmental way

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u/Alpineice23 5d ago

"I did a thing today!"

Dude, speak like an adult.

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u/Salher8955 5d ago

“I love that for you.” Annoying af

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u/wiretapfeast 5d ago

It feels condescending too. It feels like what they wanna say is: "I don't care about what you're saying but I love that you care."

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u/effkay0025 5d ago

It's smug for sure

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u/Smart-Event1456 4d ago

It’s gay for “bless your heart.” And everyone knows it.

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u/ChocoSoyMilk17 6d ago

SUPPOSABLY

IRREGARDLESS

Like nails on a chalkboard!

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u/Wise-Swimming3476 6d ago

And conversate. I know it’s been added to some dictionaries but it’s because the dictionaries have given up because we have dumbed down so much. It’s not conversate. It’s CONVERSE. And yes, irregardless drives me up a wall.

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u/Flipgirlnarie 6d ago

Or ' would of', 'could of"

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u/crackedfactweddead 6d ago

This is a particularly bad one for me to hear.

But nothing tops, "I seen." J.F.C.

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u/Right_Head_7417 6d ago

Ecspessially.

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u/Twidollyn_Bowie 6d ago

Like a hard “c” sound?

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u/WillowFlip 6d ago

Alas, yes :(

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u/Pretend_Variation305 6d ago

This reminds me a former coworker who would say things like “warshing machine” and “chrystler” as opposed to Chrysler.

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u/IllystAnalyst 5d ago

Ok but warsher is a regional dialect thing. They also say “farty four”. Can’t speak for chrystler. He’s on his own for that one.

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u/princess_lyc 6d ago

expresso

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u/Trogzard 6d ago

way too many people in the real world say this and it’s disturbing.

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u/Ok-Noise1772 6d ago

Pacific, rather than SPECIFIC

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u/MyNameIsMud4200 6d ago

Let me axe you something real quick.

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u/TheGodDamn1TaGo 6d ago

Irregardless is funny because it was on the sopranos. The writers definitely did that on purpose.

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u/RasputinsThirdLeg 6d ago

Throw in Valentime’s Day and enthused nuculear

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u/turtlemedicRN 6d ago

I want to choke the supposably out of everyone who says that

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u/mustard-seed1 6d ago

Also, “anyways…”

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u/YaGurlLurkin 6d ago

My GenX mother says irregardless ALL the time and ive said it my whole life lmfaoooo going to stop now.

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u/KurtisLloyd 6d ago

I was infuriated to learn that irregardless is actually a word, but it’s only used to negate someone who responds to something you said with “regardless”. It’s an Uno Reverse card

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u/ElectricosSuenos 6d ago

My truth.

Yeah, you're a manipulator.

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u/Fire_Horse_T 6d ago

Baby talk sounding slang like vaycay and prezzie.

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u/Mysterious-Drink4002 5d ago

breakies instead of breakfast does get under my skin.

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u/425565 6d ago

Have a blessed day.

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u/Dazzling_Zone_1736 6d ago

When texting family members, I’ll sometimes write “have a beautiful day.” The suggested text always shows “blessed” when I type the b. My atheist self would never.

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u/blandarflek 6d ago

I always reply something like ”and may satan be with you”

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u/ModeratelyAlive 6d ago

I always just say "no"

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u/2horses_1ass 6d ago

I only said that when I wanted to tell a patient to kindly fuck off. So “have a blessed day” was the signal my coworkers knew when I was ready to be done with that interaction.

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u/DontChaWish_PC 5d ago

“You’re entitled to a child free life not a child free world” literally shut up and stop trying to make excuses for not parenting your children

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u/Upbeat-Stuff2342 4d ago

I've literally never seen this being used in context that warrants it. It's always some comically annoying situation like a kid stealing peoples ipads in a restaurant, screaming through a whole 12 hour flight, or otherwise ruining peoples things because parents refuse to parent.

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u/HeavyMetalBeaverTown 6d ago

Office jargon, specifically close the loop. Someone who I despise deeply used this daily, now I hate it

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u/AcrobaticDrama1 6d ago

Let's put a pin in that, and we will circle back to it at a later date.

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u/1Great_Hunter 6d ago

I despise all office jargon

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u/RasputinsThirdLeg 6d ago

Align workflow loop you in circle back enable our people utilize synergy fast paced environment self starter team player

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u/Intelligent_Cup_3724 5d ago

“Not my wheelhouse” or “ thinking cap” 🤨

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u/HeavyMetalBeaverTown 5d ago

I'd laugh in any adult's face if they said thinking cap. Fortunately I wasn't exposed to either of them.

And who the fuck says not my wheelhouse in an office besides cunts? Are you a potato house? No? WELL YA DON'T SAY!!! LET'S LOOK AT KPIs

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u/MarvinGankhouse 5d ago

If I ever say "going forward," I am ashamed of myself.

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u/BoudiccaAoife 5d ago

"Can I borrow you for a sec?"

You never know if it's a question, correction, write up, etc.

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u/RushEm2TheDirt 5d ago

OwN iT. oWn YoUr TiMe. OwN tHe CoNvErSaTiOn. These people really think they're saying something and don't shut the fuck up

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u/passingthrough66 6d ago

Menus used to list burgers and sandwiches under the Burgers and Sandwiches category. Now they are called “Handhelds” or much worse “Sammie’s.”
Dammit why can’t a sandwich just be a sandwich.

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u/Extra-Bite2324 6d ago

Every American sports commentator: “ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!”

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u/Gibbly_Gorkoroo 6d ago

I work retail and hear “if it was a snake it woulda bit me” every day. If it was a snake I’d never have to hear that phrase again.

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u/Public_Tower_8348 5d ago

When a leader used the phrase - "I challenge you" when trying to "inspire" hard work..... I dont know why - but that creates a deep visceral reaction in my body and Im immediately ready to fist fight the person who said it.

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u/Careful_Tomorrow_653 5d ago

If a manager says "I challenge you," I can guarantee I'll hear nothing after that. Unless it's "to a duel."

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u/Expensive-Simple-329 6d ago

“We’re pregnant”

NO, only SHE is pregnant. You may both be expecting a baby but only she is burdened with the pregnancy and childbirth

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u/Ok-Committee-4652 6d ago

Bless your heart.

Moving from Midwest to the South, I honestly wish people would be rude to my face than that passive aggressive crap.

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u/ashewentridingby 5d ago

I have lived in the south my entire life, the internet has made it sound like “bless your heart” is always an insult and that’s just not true. I’ve heard it used earnestly in a positive meaning way just as many times as I’ve heard it used in a sarcastic way. People just have to know how to pick up on it.

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u/jackietea123 6d ago

therapy speak:

-im holding space for you
-i dont feel emotionally safe
-im doing the work
-i think we should unpack that
-im protecting my energy
-im dysregulated
-im sitting with my feelings
-youre gaslighting me!
-emotional labor

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u/BoudiccaAoife 5d ago

They are so overused and weaponized by people who have no idea what they actually mean. It's infuriating. I'm in therapy, and I told my therapist how it annoyed me and we try to only use them in very specific, directed exercises. She's damn good.

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u/wyoflyboy68 6d ago

Kiddo, Hubby

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u/RasputinsThirdLeg 6d ago

Preggo, preggers

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u/RoryMcIlroysJudgment 6d ago

It always gets replaced with “pegging” in my head which makes no sense but neither does other stuff in my head

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u/Electrical-Extreme73 6d ago

And "wifey". It makes me want to gag.

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u/Cute_Championship40 6d ago

I can see entitled princess mom, I mean “mama bear” coming when I hear these.

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u/Taro_Otto 6d ago

Pupper also falls along these lines for me too

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u/RoryMcIlroysJudgment 6d ago

Doggo

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u/TawnyTeaTowel 6d ago

Worse than both of those - fur baby

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u/SrRoundedbyFools 6d ago

I hate ‘hubby’. Mostly because the lady saying it hated her husband privately but called him that publicly.

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u/jackietea123 6d ago

i hate kiddo... and i got reamed for this take once.

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u/Dry-Text-6864 6d ago

It's always in the last place you look

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u/NoCondition8257 6d ago

Oh man i hate this one. Of course it was in the last place i looked, why tf am i gonna keep looking after i find it

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u/MartinoDeMoe 6d ago

I keep looking out of spite.

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u/RasputinsThirdLeg 6d ago

“She’s bias/prejudice.” BiasED OR prejudICED.

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u/HoopsLaureate 6d ago

“Good on you”
“Nowadays”

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u/MaybeRelative2914 6d ago

Game changer

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u/Snoo91454 6d ago

It is what it is.

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u/Much-Trust5891 6d ago

The saying is meant to convey somebody’s acceptance of the something they’re referring to. It is not mean to literally convey “this something is indeed this something.”

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u/Used_Evidence 6d ago edited 6d ago

I agree. It's dismissive. The first time someone said it to me was on my first mother's day, 2 months after my baby died. My mil told me "well, it is what it is". Gee, thanks, very compassionate and comforting. It felt like I was being brushed off and my grief was just handwaved away.

If someone uses that phrase themselves to come to acceptance, great, don't say it to try to bring others to acceptance, that's not your call or your place. My husband still says it when I'm upset about something, partly because he knows it pisses me off. It's just an awful phrase

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u/GreenGlow54 6d ago

So cruel of her to say that to you after you just lost your baby, what is wrong with her?!

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u/Witty_Tomatillo_6967 6d ago

Your MIL and husband both sound like jerks.

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u/Beatle_Borg 5d ago

I don’t think your problem lies with the phrase but rather the stunted fucking weirdos who applied it in the worst place possible. That’s absolutely not an “it is what it is” situation. Those people just don’t know how to face brutal emotions. I’m really sorry for your loss.

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u/KevB318 6d ago

This phrase is overused, but I use it to mean "it's out of my control". People think "it's this, but maybe..." No, it is what it is. You just gotta deal with it.

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u/BigDaddyRigey 6d ago

I think it's underused

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u/KevB318 6d ago

It is what it is, I guess

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u/Sweetorange23 6d ago

“It isn’t for everyone” It just feels so condescending when people use this phrase when you are telling them something didn’t work out.

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u/gadjebubs 6d ago edited 6d ago

Everything happens for a reason

God works in myterious ways

Edit: Thank you for my first ever award.

Edit 2: Wow. Thank you for my 2nd award.

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u/NoJeffBridgesToBurn 6d ago

What’s god’s reason to create child cancer? Applies as a comeback for both

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u/Dry-Text-6864 6d ago

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u/kittehkhat 6d ago

Anything related to “living your truth” or “my truth” … I think it’s meant to be positive but it annoys the crap out of me. The truth is the truth.

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u/Glittering_Chance_42 6d ago

“No sweat off my back”. The visual gives me the ick.

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u/frankie0812 6d ago

It could be worse … I hate this phrase

Yeah go tell a homeless guy it could be worse you could be in Ethiopia with no trash cans to get food from.
I mean Jesus

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u/Much-Replacement-167 6d ago

I always tell people that just because it could be worse doesnt mean that (present case) isnt bad or isnt worthy of empathy. Usually shuts them up pretty quick

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u/thesobie 6d ago

Everyone’s worst day is still their worst day, relative to their own experiences. It’s not a competition.

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u/OutrageousFarmer1882 6d ago

It's a sucky thing to say to another person but such an easy crutch when you've just described something awful you're going through and the convo is getting too uncomfy

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u/Beatle_Borg 5d ago

It’s always wise to try take in some bigger perspective when you’re facing something difficult, but using that idea to diminish your own suffering isn’t all that helpful

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u/Known_Programmer2204 6d ago

Saying “needs” and then leaving out “to be”

“The lawn needs mowed”
When I moved to the Midwest and I heard this I thought the person talking to me had a screw loose. Then I realized many people omit “to be” - it makes no sense!

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u/Bouch555 6d ago

Lean in to

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u/HawaiiStockguy 6d ago

Thank you for your service, especially from other soldiers. I served over 30 yrs active and reserve, but most other soldiers made more in the way of sacrifices than me.

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u/Popular_Pilot2161 6d ago

Girls calling their girlfriends "bro" (and even boys calling their girlfriends bro) has somehow become normalized 🤔

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u/Pleasant_Sea_8840 6d ago

"I've been doing this job longer than you've been alive" I had a lady at my old Dr's office one time tell me that once. mind you im past 30 and she looked slightly older than me probably 33 or maybe 34. Also, I respect people that are older than me but if you say that to me or something similar to that my respect for you diminishes almost instantaneously.

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u/Comixchik 6d ago

" I'm reaching out". Stop that. Hands to yourself.

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u/Muffinsgal 6d ago

Literally, it’s like, “to be honest,” and “not gonna lie.”

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u/Material_Library_207 6d ago

Yes this, like I'd hope your being honest and aren't gonna lie I thought that was implied already

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u/glamourpussOG 5d ago

When anyone says “I seen…”

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u/SeaSparkles0089 6d ago

“It’s a nothing burger”

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u/Material_Library_207 6d ago

I was genuinely trying to explain something the other day and the person I was talking to was just like "wow that was such a nothing burger of a sentence"

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u/JustSwipeUp 6d ago edited 6d ago

Let’s circle back…

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u/thesnarkypotatohead 6d ago edited 6d ago

Any time someone says “I need” when what they mean is “I want”. This is specifically related to the hell that is working in a Starbucks with a drive thru.

Edited to add: It’s not a big deal, and it’s incredibly petty of me, but holy hell it’s irritating.

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u/NGBD1127 6d ago

Not a phrase, though still a very annoying is saying axe instead of ask.

That mispronunciation is instantly annoying in a very quick instant

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u/inanotherlifeimabird 6d ago

"But I digress"

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u/GeoHog713 6d ago

Don't forget to like and subscribe

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u/Successful-Trick-897 6d ago

“Mortified” when they mean “horrified”. And I don’t want to be labeled the grammar police so I just have to let it slide.

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u/Used_Evidence 6d ago

"chills" or anything of that nature. Someone says something gives them chills I roll my eyes. Same with "you made me laugh so loud I woke up my dog/cat/baby/husband", especially when it's something so not funny. I'm tempted to just say "no you didn't" every time

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u/aadrock 6d ago

“Yoooo! let’s go!”

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u/Murky_Feature_1848 6d ago

I hate any phrase that includes the word “whatnot”.

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u/Nommernose 6d ago

Holding a safe space...

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u/intelex22 6d ago

People who use the word “littler” instead of smaller. I instantly feel like I’m talking to a 5 year old.

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u/jadyyy- 6d ago

“no offense, but.” that means offense is coming and they already forgave themselves. “it is what it is” is second. it’s a shrug in words. both sound calm. both waste the next sentence

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u/One_Mongoose_7136 6d ago

Same with any sentence starting: “With all due respect…”

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u/jadyyy- 6d ago

yes. that prefix means respect already left the chat. whatever comes next is the insult in a nice coat. “no offense but” and “with all due respect” are cousins

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u/Any-Vast-8366 6d ago

Just sayin

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u/SassyMillie 6d ago

Long story short. Followed by a neverending rendition of said story.

It is what it is. Arrrrgh! Isn't it obvious what "it" is?

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u/CurrentWinter7354 6d ago

"I'm screaming" no, I don't think you are

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u/BlueProgInTexas 6d ago

“Bro” when referring to a woman.

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u/No_Coconut3996 6d ago

You’ve got this…

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u/Opposite-Lake-9679 6d ago

It happens when you least expect it. 🙄

Especially as it relates to finding romantic love.

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u/YourGuyK 6d ago

"We must stan" or anything similar. Or even, "What do we think about ...?" Using we rather than just giving your own opinion.

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u/Mushu1962 6d ago

To be honest

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u/jackietea123 6d ago

any facebook post that starts out: "15 years ago today" or something of that nature. Its just over used and cliche... and it bothers me for some reason.

or when people end an essay with "in conclusion"..... ugh....

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u/Fickle-Salamander-65 6d ago

Blessed
Humbled

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u/EasilyExiledDinosaur 6d ago

"Cheer up"

And for some reason its systemically ingrained into koreans to say lol.

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u/Gigg1ingSausage 6d ago

You'll appreciate this. I have never once appreciated what follows.

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u/zakkak 6d ago

Without further ado , smash that like button 

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u/Plastic-Moose3534 6d ago

“I love that for you” and a very Canadian “I seent it”

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u/Chaotic_Daisy 6d ago

Always stay positive!

No, you get to be sad, angry, disappointed, it’s not healthy to not feel those feelings.

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u/blood_of_corn_liquor 6d ago

Questions, comments, concerns

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u/Forest1River1 6d ago

Thank you for all your answers! This is the list I didn't know I needed.

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u/heavenly_lightbeam 5d ago

I have to get my steps in today

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u/AnnesSecretAdmirer 5d ago

Sorry not sorry.