I really wish people would stop critiquing me. I am so tired of people judge me on my looks (sorry we all can't have a pretty face), my physical appearance (I'm sorry, but not everyone have weight issues due overeating, or being "lazy". Some people have medical issues brought on by other medical issues (and no I will not lead you to the almighty Snicker bar after the Apocalypse). Getting a little tired of the "follow that fat one, they know where food is" fucking joke. It's not a joke, it's insulting). I'm also getting especially tired of people critiquing...... no no I take that back... criticising or correcting my grammar - every tiny word (and yes, there is a difference between critiquing and criticising). Excuse me, I'm not stupid or a moron and a few other negative classifications that I could list and have been called in the past, present and future. I really wish some people would get that through their skulls.
So, if you're truly worried or commenting on whether I make a double negatives, I can make a triple negative not a problem. I don't criticise anybody for how they look speak, write, etc... Am I hurting anyone? No. Am I assaulting the English language? No. If you think "yes" then there's something wrong with that line of thought.
Hell, I see more grammatical travesties on Facebook everyday. I have actually lost count how many times I've seen people actually butchering the English language, it's not funny. For example, in one hour I counted no less than 8 times someone use "Wudsup" for "what's up" and gave up counting "Bae". "Bae" seriously? smh if you need to go, then go. One does not need announce unless otherwise asking for potty training tips.
A very large part of my rant is because my sister-in-law and her thing about having to be right (she’s thinks she’s a grammar Nazi ever since she decided to become a teacher) it just makes me want to eyeroll each time she replies to anything I've posted. The same things happens (from her) if I happen to post a meme or a joke, she has this inane ability to ruin the joke. I have spoken to her before, but it just goes in one ear and out the other.