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I will limit this list to everyday annoyances that vex me to an idiosyncratic degree. Because that’s what pet peeves are!You know what really grinds my gears?People…not taking reasonable measures to minimize pollution of shared environments. That includes basic noise and light pollution, unscooped dogshit, uncovered sneezes, etc. Just do your part—don’t be a fart! [And since we’re on the subject: if you have to fart, immediately excuse yourself from whosever company you’re in and quickly get some distance before letting it rip; holding it in too long’s unhealthy!]glamming up their pathetically mundane and mediocre lives with on-fleek brand-names, photo-filters, hashtags, and hairdos. Please do yourself and everyone else a favor and get a real hobby!assuming that I’m idly lamenting, bemoaning, or casting blame whenever I verbalize critical observations in hopes of identifying some kind of pattern to base a future strategy on. No regerts, biatch [sic]!carelessly touching me or needlessly invading my personal space without bothering to acquire my consent; is it too much to ask that you ask if I mind? Just three little words—two if you nonchalantly omit the ‘Do’!

Frogmore Cottage is at Windsor. Windsor has a No-Fly Zone order - which would categorically make the flying of a drone, at any level, against the law. I don’t know the laws in California regarding Drones.Yet the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were very clear that they wanted to live private lives… and then ran off to Los Angeles which… somewhat defeats the purpose of living private lives. They’re celebrities… they’re going to get no privacy in Los Angeles. And not only did they move to Los Angeles. They moved into the house of a known celebrity.Here’s the thing. If they genuinely wanted privacy - why move to Los Angeles? Why not move to Montana - a perfectly lovely place. Why not Maine - another lovely State. Why not elsewhere in California? San Francisco is wonderful.Because someone doesn’t really want to live a private life. Someone wants to be in the public eye. That’s why Los Angeles. If someone wasn’t there, they wouldn’t be able to rub shoulders with directors and producersSaying that, Archie should be out of bounds. Whatever the law regarding flying drones and attaching cameras to them in Los Angeles, Archie is a minor and it will be illegal to take pictures of him without parental consent. So in this instance, they’re right to sue.But they need to be careful, because they’re developing a reputation for bringing on Lawsuits whenever they feel vexed… and that’s not exactly something that will endear them to people who might offer them a job… because why would they want risk being sued at the drop of a hat when there are plenty of other equally talented people they could hire instead.

The first thing that comes to mind is sex. Not just sex between people of the same sex, but sexual practices in general, no matter how much society may think they are bizarre or strange. That’s not to say that I am trying to condone rape or sexual abuse, far from it. I’ll use homosexuality as an example, because there are still many who do find the practice immoral.The basic function of sex is procreation, especially when it comes to animals, however animals still pleasure themselves and each other in ways that have nothing to do with reproduction. I have two male dogs, and occasionally I do catch them… doing things. I don’t really see any problem with it, but it is fascinating to see how similar we are to them, how which gender is which doesn’t really have any impact on them. For them, its all about pleasure, and nothing else.So then we add the human factor into it. Human activity is all about pleasure, and with brains that can create and redefine the ways we find pleasure, the ocean is limitless. So when it comes to sex, coming up with anything and everything that deals with satisfying arousal doesn’t really surprise me in the least.The only immorality that comes into play regarding sex is a lack of consent. If you are forcing someone to have sex with you, regardless of the reasons or situations or parties involved, you’re doing something immoral. No one should be raped, and that’s what you’re doing when you have sex with someone that doesn’t want it.Homosexual sex is not immoral, and I’m not honestly sure why it’s even considered strange. When you think about the most basic methods that people use when they have sex, there is no difference in what it is that is being done to what parts of the human body—the only difference is the gender of the people involved. If a woman enjoys anal sex with her husband, that’s okay, but if two men enjoy it, that’s wrong—but why? It’s the same exact act, done pretty much the same way. The only difference is WHO is doing the act, and I don’t think that should matter in the slightest.As for bondage, or cross-dressing or multiple partners, or whatever else that we can come up with as humans (there’s a lot), it’s all done for one purpose, and one purpose only: pleasure. So who cares what people do, as long as nobody is getting hurt? Why is what somebody does in the bedroom anybody’s business at all?Fear. We naturally fear that which we do not understand. Society as a whole is a large, dumb animal, and it has no interest in learning about the intricacies of human behavior. It’s fearful, and it wants everyone to be the same.We’re not. I think people may be hurt the worst, when they have to spend their lives pretending to be something they’re not, for the sake of society.