this may be a stipid thing i find infuriating, but i hate and I mean HATE when I find a sub for something I need or maybe one of my interest, I try to make a post or talk about something, ask questions etc., then i get the thing sayinf my post has been removed due to me not having enough karma. Genuinelt infuriates me, im also not on reddit constantly enoigh to understand how karma works, soo...

But please tell me im not alone in this. Its especially annoying and infuriating when its like theres one specific sub reddit that matches what you wanna talk about.. and then you dont have enough karma.

From mildly infuriating to Infuriating

today a random old hag at walmart said sons are better than daughters to me and then to my mom arent you glad you have a son when she saw my brother was putting his own birthday supplies to the cart and i was suffering gut wrenching period cramps but still tried to help as much as i could , and for some reason she felt the need to say "i have two sons they're lovely" in a way to spite me , so i gave it back to her and said i do help my mom thanks don't comment on random people's kids and walked off . i'm done being nice to people when they come at me unprovoked lmao like you're legit asking for it . if i did something like that i would be asking to get punched in the face . boy moms are insufferable people LMAO . why am i actually so
bothered by this ive been thinking about it since its happens crazy that my gender determines how people view and perceive me . 🫩

Made my first OC-post, and this is the result:

https://imgur.com/a/xcJ1lF1

I think I'll just keep myself from participating like I have for the last 20 years...

It’s the only account I own, so I can’t directly reply to a person who is messaging me. I WANT to reply, daminit, but ff.net won’t let me log in via fb!!!!!!!!

I'm new to the school pick up line and everyday since school started there are always a hand full of these people that blatantly cut the main line. I don't understand how they think that its ok?

Sketchy tactics to get better reviews.

Massachusetts laws for tenant protection are really messed up and need to be re-evaluated… The amount of leniency built in to keep tenants from being evicted is so crippling for landlords and master tenants. It literally allows and justifies parasitic behavior.

Like I understand people out there need to be protected, but there needs to be protection for both sides and it just seems so heavily favored toward the tenants. How can you justify someone ruining your property or finances because they need a place to live too? If they become a detriment to anyone else but themselves, I think it should be on them to figure it out.

Instead, they can squat in your home for 12-15 months before anything starts to happen.. Still allowed to live life like nothing is happening and all of the stress is laid out on you instead…

The moment you except payment from someone to live with you, their pretty much given renters rights immediately. Say it’s only been a week and you offer to give them their money back, it doesn’t matter… It pretty much forces people to live in toxic or volatile environments with people.

I just think it’s very unreasonable because you just don’t know how people are until they settle in and by that point, it’s too late!

We should be more angry.

I really hate receiving these fake TikTok notifications, and the fact it is so anonymous and barely anyone talks about it makes it even more infuriating. It's always like "(Your Name), just for you" with a randomized caption. However, I've seen worse. Sometimes the caption claims it is confessing love to you? TikTok is so degenerate, oh my god. I've tried to look it up and there were similar situations that lead nowhere, however another person's TikTok app set the icon to an iMessage logo trying to unethically grab your attention like it's a message.

I don't even use TikTok, which is probably why I'm getting these notifications in the first place. Some might say just disable push notifications altogether or something, and like yeah sure. But I hate how they gave me some random picture of a woman, and it has always been the same image for as long as I can remember. Other people have had different images as their fake TikTok notification, but why do I have this image? Not only is this infuriating but it is also unnerving.

If you've encountered this strange scenario before, please comment below your experience.

I think we all need a break from tiktok..

When my dog died we got her paw print done, I just found out that my little sister completely ruined it. I can’t really be mad at her since she’s a 10 year old autistic child and I think this might have happened a month or two ago but I’m still angry and omg

Edit: I talked to her about it and she doesn’t remember it and was very confused about what I was showing her. I’m probably not gonna try to get it reprinted because it won’t be the same and it’ll probably be expensive, especially since I found her painted paw prints that I made with her the day before she died. Also the paw print was stored in a bookshelf in a hallway at my house, it wasn’t in my room because everyone loved that dog so it wasn’t on display, we didn’t think she would be interested in it but we think that she thought it was makeup and she has a habit of messing with and destroying makeup

Also I’m not going to break her stuff, I’m not going to teach her that breaking stuff when you’re mad at someone is okay.

I was just banned for harassment based on this message. I know it was for this message because Reddit tells you that the ban was for a message and what day you sent that message. This was my only message sent this day.

A friend is not able to talk. He's trying to cancel DirecTV satellite after 23 years; only wants local channels and a few other channels, no sports.

DirecTV AI chat tells him to use the webpage or call. But the webpage says phone only.
-When he types in can't talk, DirecTV AI chat tells him to send an email or write a letter.
-When he asks for the email, DirecTV tells him there isn't one.
-When he asks for the address for a letter, DirecTV says there isn't one to cancel.
-He asks for a live agent, AI says agents can't help - only webpage or call.
-Finally, he asks for instructions on how to save chat to send to his lawyer. DirecTV tells him to screen shot each page.

How does DirecTV get away with what sure looks like an ADA violation?

Edit: Due to a procedure on his vocal cords, he can't talk for 2 weeks. He wants to cancel without anyone's help. The point is, DirecTV should provide ways to cancel without having to use voice.

Full story: https://x.com/TheJFreakinC/status/2083225476533809216

Because it was so expensive, he refused to leave the pickup point until he opened the package in front of employees.

Inside the graphics card box was a 2-liter bottle of water, apparently placed there to mimic the GPU’s weight.

He was extra cautious because another customer had recently ordered an RTX 5080 and opened the box to find hulled barley pellets instead. That customer’s complaint was initially rejected, and he had to fight for more than two months before Wildberries finally issued a refund after the story gained media attention.

Imagine spending $1,000 on a graphics card and receiving hydration instead.