How do you deal with an annoying person whom you are forced to interact with?
14 Answers to "How do you deal with an annoying person whom you are forced to interact with?"
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remain polite at all times, smile sweetly but allow my "inner voice" the pleasure of hurling as much abuse as posible, so long as that smile doesn't crack :o)
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Lol great strategyLike (1)
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I've lost count of the times I've done this and it always works for me lol :o)
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Put on the fake smile and try to be nice, although I'm pretty transparent when I don't like someone,
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I do that or try and not talk to then a lot. I have this one person at uni or catches the same train as me to lectures who will always try and talk to me till i told her that I dont do mornings and to leave me be which she does on the train until lecture where she will talk to me.Like (1)
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That's a great way to deal with it ;)
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ASk them so many questions and theyll try to avoid you. =)
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Lol fine
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Stare at them blankly and make them uncomfortable so they make the interactions with you as short as possible :o..has worked for me with most people so far :P
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Hmmm.....lol
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Making the interactions as quick and shallow as possible. And during them... ataraxia.
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They are obviously jealous of something I am or have, so its their problem, not mine.
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just look and sit
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Calmly.
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Just do my best to get through the day, and turn my focus to something else to make the day more bearable.
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Give him...meaning me...a big hug. =D
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*cries
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Why are you always saying "this person". I know you're talking about me! =*( lol
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What I would do is listen to what they are saying and agree with them. I have earned respect frm such people by doing so. In return they eventually treat u and you see nothing annoying about them.
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I am not forced to interect with annoying people. That is a perk of retirement.
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Look at as an opportunity for personal growth ;)
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by ChipmunkErnie Nov 7th, 2012 at 8:26AM
Politely---I prefer to avoid making the situation worse
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Reply by DeathOfCuHullian Nov 7th, 2012 at 8:27AM
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Reply by BloviatingBuffoon Nov 7th, 2012 at 8:29AM
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