annoying

We all know people who spend too much time talking about themselves. Sometimes they're blatant in their braggadocios tendencies - name dropping gushing about their accomplishments. Other times, their self-adulation comes in a more sneaky form: the humblebrag. 

Humble brags are definitely obnoxious to experience in real life. But thanks to the advent of the Internet, we are now inundated with coyly self-congratulatory posts on social media. The painful and eyeroll worthy posts, while grating, can be truly wonderful to marvel at. We can't help but be fascinated by minds of people who spout self-praise. There's even a subreddit dedicated to this tone-deaf behavior. We've gathered some of the best humblebrags of the last year for your hate-scrolling pleasure. If you need more? Join r/humblebrag. You won't regret it.

If you're feeling numb to the world, boy do we have an antidote for you. These mildly infuriating images and memes reflect little (and a few big) things that are wrong with the world. From inexplicable "new math" to terrible design, these posts and pics are pretty much guaranteed to grind your gears. And while that might not be the best feeling in the world, at least you'll feel something. 

Committing to spend your life with someone is a big deal. It's good to approach marriage with a clear head, and a clear idea of your loved one's various quirks, flaws, and behaviors. But even after you've said "I do," it's inevitable that it will take a while for some of their more annoying tendencies to make their way out of the woodwork. Maybe it's the way they fold their laundry. Maybe it's the way the cut cake. There are myriad ways for your husband or wife to astound you with their curious and irritating behaviors. This batch of grievances is chock full of these annoying qualities. They're also a great reminder that many, many people really have no idea how to open a package. To everyone who tolerates sh*t like this, we salute you. 

Sometimes you just see something that offends you straight to your core. You know, like when someone walks as slow as a fricking snail right in front of you on a crowded sidewalk, or that well-meaning but socially inept person who likes to start a conversation with the cashier when there are clearly 10 people behind them. Clearly, "common" sense isn't so common to a lot of people!

We know you love your kids, but with this "homeschool" thing, you just need a damn break for five minutes. So here's to you, the brave parents who didn't ask for any of this crap to happen. 

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If you're a highly organized person or generally a control freak like we are, then these images will enrage you to your core. Want to feel even more annoyed? Of course you do. Check out /r/MildlyInfuriating for even more

Every now and then we see a photo that boils our blood and makes us shake with anger. The r/mildlyinfuriating is a mecca for these kinds of images. People share disturbing images from real life and from the depths of the internet that will get your grinds gearing in no time. After all, it's better to feel anger than the numbness we feel most of the damn time. Whether your mildly infuriating poison is food-related (well-done steak) or tech-related (nobody actually wants sticky keys turned on) we're willing to bet that something in here will piss you off. 

Having kids can really change your life for the better. There's gotta be something incredibly satisfying about raising up a tiny human to (hopefully) one day be a good person and make a positive impact on society. That being said, it's totally understandable that sometimes you just need a damn break from your offspring!

Some people say that motherhood/fatherhood are the greatest gifts of all time. Parents know that it's not so simple. Some of the joys include sleepless nights, a layer of crumbs on every surface, and the notion that maybe solitary confinement wouldn't be so bad after all. Of course, there are ups with the downs, but these memes are for the parents that reject sugarcoating parenthood and just want to laugh the pain away.

Have you ever had one of those mornings where you woke up on the wrong side of the bed and just felt that you had no choice but to take it out on everyone around you? Us too. And those days are certainly getting more and more prevalent in the current times. Anyway, have some memes about it.

Despite what anyone else in the world tells you, there really isn't just one right way to parent your children. Every kid has their own strange quirks, after all. These memes are dedicated to all the tired, frustrated parents who just need to occasionally be told that everything's gonna be okay.