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What trait instantly makes you despise a person beyond belief?
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this post was submitted on 17 Jul 2023
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Cutting others off excessively. It's normal when you're in a large enough group for there to be some overlap, but some people do it constantly and are only interested in hearing themselves speak. Makes being around them impossible since I often have trouble speaking up anyways.
Edit: I took instantly to mean on first meeting them, so I may have interpreted the question wrong lol
Edit2: I also should've been a bit more careful with my words, as this kind of behavior can be attributed to an anxiety response and isn't always done out of apathy. I really apologize if I offended anyone by overgeneralizing.
A big part of this can be the family people grew up in. I have a few friends who interrupt constantly because that’s just how their family has conversations.