How to annoy a girl ;)
1. Assume You Know Everything About Her
She is very complex. Not because “she’s a girl” but because she’s human. So, just because she’s opened up to you about certain things doesn’t mean you know everything. Respect the fact that she takes pride in keeping some things about herself secret.
2. Reorganize Her Stuff Without Asking
It’s her stuff, and you may be trying to help by organize her things, but it’s her stuff. She most likely has things just how she wants them. It might seem like “no big deal” to you, but to her, it’s more like an invasion.
3. Comment on Her Looks Excessively
It’s appreciated if you call her beautiful from time to time, but saying it too often will, consciously or subconsciously, make her feel like that’s the only thing you value about her. To the point where she will start to feel less than secure when she doesn’t think she’s looking her best around you.
4. Don’t Reply to Her Messages
It’s especially obnoxious when you don’t respond to messages after she knows you’ve seen them. (Facebook has a special knack for creating this type of drama. Thanks “seen” feature.)
5. Call Her Hormonal
Let’s face it, she’s a teenage girl. She’s hormonal. She knows that, you know that, everybody knows that. But the reality of the world is that everyone is hormonal. Babies are hormonal, adults are hormonal, and teens are hormonal. Every human (and, okay, animal) is hormonal. No need to restate the obvious.
6. Call Her a Term of Endearment
She’s no longer “sweetie,” “honey,” “sugar,” or any other pet name that somehow involves food. It’s either condescending or creepy. (Family exempted in most cases.)
1. Assume You Know Everything About Her
She is very complex. Not because “she’s a girl” but because she’s human. So, just because she’s opened up to you about certain things doesn’t mean you know everything. Respect the fact that she takes pride in keeping some things about herself secret.
2. Reorganize Her Stuff Without Asking
It’s her stuff, and you may be trying to help by organize her things, but it’s her stuff. She most likely has things just how she wants them. It might seem like “no big deal” to you, but to her, it’s more like an invasion.
3. Comment on Her Looks Excessively
It’s appreciated if you call her beautiful from time to time, but saying it too often will, consciously or subconsciously, make her feel like that’s the only thing you value about her. To the point where she will start to feel less than secure when she doesn’t think she’s looking her best around you.
4. Don’t Reply to Her Messages
It’s especially obnoxious when you don’t respond to messages after she knows you’ve seen them. (Facebook has a special knack for creating this type of drama. Thanks “seen” feature.)
5. Call Her Hormonal
Let’s face it, she’s a teenage girl. She’s hormonal. She knows that, you know that, everybody knows that. But the reality of the world is that everyone is hormonal. Babies are hormonal, adults are hormonal, and teens are hormonal. Every human (and, okay, animal) is hormonal. No need to restate the obvious.
6. Call Her a Term of Endearment
She’s no longer “sweetie,” “honey,” “sugar,” or any other pet name that somehow involves food. It’s either condescending or creepy. (Family exempted in most cases.)
