DE: Rude, Hannibal. Shockingly rude.

[yakalskovich]

 What specific traits do your characters dislike in people?

Examples: Dr. Hannibal Lecter is famous for intensely disliking rudeness, and while I don't literally eat resource hogs, I have no patience for thoughtless over-use of shared public resources by a single person, and will call that person out for it.

Comments

[sunbaked_baker]

Sunshine seriously dislikes disdain, contempt, and haughtier-than-thou behavior. Holier-than-thou behavior, too, for that matter. She won't associate with people who dismiss her (or anyone) because of their age or gender. Though it is only recently that she's come into this viewpoint (and her approach to it isn't without flaw, benefiting human privilege in her own world), Rae also dislikes people who are speciesist against non-humans, and will call them out on it.

Yrael can't stand useless people, as he'd term them. Those who can't do for themselves, who can't manage, who make excuses, who waste time when there's something important to be done. Also, people who don't appreciate music.


I can't stand racist or sexist behavior, and have been known to make people uncomfortable by asking them to spell out exactly what they're trying to say when they say "people like that," or "those people," or "you know how women are," "real women do this," etc. I also have issues with people who make ageist remarks. Though I am a little to old to be counted among their number, I tend to be very protective of millennials.

[yinyangwizard]

It seems that you and I have the same IRL dislikes!

I heard somewhere about a browser extension that will find the word "millennials" in any webpage and replace it with "snake people" or "space aliens" or something of that nature. This might be relevant to your interests!

[yinyangwizard]

Seimei intensely dislikes people who are needlessly cruel to and/or dismissive of others. He tends to play very elaborate pranks on people like that. Well, he calls it playing pranks: others might call it casting curses.

That's actually a dislike I share. I used to get very worked up by those kind of people, but now I just remind myself that I only have to deal with them briefly, or during the work week. They have to endure living with their horrible selves 24/7, even on weekends and holidays.