These 7 images of small but annoying habits will drive you around the bend
People have shared the annoying habits that may appear very minor and yet they drive them crazy.
Often it is a very trivial action or maybe a turn of phrase that can get on people’s nerves and even drive them to boiling point when repeated.
Some of the complaints are unique to a person but others are shared by many people such as hogging the middle lane of a motorway.
And now social media users around the world have told of their own particular gripe that can get them incessant with rage.
Dr Tamar Chansky, a licensed psychologist and the Founder of the Children's and Adult Center for OCD and Anxiety in Pennsylvania, in the United States how everyone feels anxiety and stress but the cause of the emotions depends on the individual.
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Ice which is brought in a bowl along with a can of Coca-Cola (Bored Panda)He told Bored Panda: "Individual differences come up with our thresholds for anxiety and also for the content of anxiety. A person stresses about interpersonal relationships but may have no fear about rock climbing or bungee jumping.
"Another may have no trouble swimming in the middle of the ocean, but gets stressed about deadlines or jumps at a spider."
But some gripes that people have can be caused simply by something being simply impractical such as a mouse recharger which has the plug-in point underneath so it can’t be used at the same time.
One person shared how they were frustrated by people who leave their car over two spaces in a car park which is extremely irritating when there are no other spaces available.
A new toilet roll is placed on top of the old empty roll (Bored Panda)Another photo shows a bowl of ice which has been left for a customer along with a can of Coca-Cola and so there is nowhere to put it.
A person finds it very annoying when they are given a slice of pizza and they are missing most or all of the topping. Many people agreed this was frustrating when it was shared.
Cars blocking a pathway can make some people’s blood boil, especially when it means they have to walk into the road to get passed them.
Rubbish left by inconsiderate people (Bored Panda)
A cable that is damaged (Bored Panda)In one photo from the United States cars can be seen backing onto a walkway clearly leaving very little space for people to pass and someone in a wheelchair would need to go into the road.
Leaving litter is something that gets on the nerves of many people as it shows a lack of consideration by leaving a mess for others to clear up.
An image was shared of rubbish that was dumped on the floor at a Burger King and captioned: "This is just inconsiderate to the poor people who have to clean it up."
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Cars that leave no space for people to walk (Bored Panda)A cable that is severed or about to lose its power supply is another irritation for many people, especially those who are feeling stressed and will struggle to find the time to repair or buy a new lead.
One customer showed off his severed laptop charger cable which many agreed was really annoying with one joking: "It's trying to speak."
Toilet habits tend to be a constant cause of irritation for people and if it's not fitting the toilet roll on a holder the wrong way then it is people that don't throw away the old roll.
When they have a slice of pizza where the topping is partly missing (Bored Panda)In this example somebody has just put the new roll on top of the old and supposedly expecting somebody else to replace it on the holder.
There are also many stories of people being unhappy with people invading their personal space especially on public transport. This can include when somebody sits next to them and there are plenty of other spaces available in the carriage of a train or bus.
In this example that was shared on Bored Panda it showed somebody with their hair drooping over the back of their seat with someone commenting: "Cut it off."
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