Property, when referring to a house/home.
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Property, when referring to a key
actually huge pet peeve when people write out erm at all. also poor public speaking really bothers me. slow, with "um"s and "so like"s, monotone. really, really makes a work meeting drag by
IM SORRY ITS MY SECOND LANGUAGE. THIRD TECHNICALLY.
Game Changer, a stupid phrase that is so overused it has become meaningless
βHang in thereβ bothers me for some reason.
Feels like fake caring?
"Folks" makes my skin crawl. I feel like it's used to make someone appear friendlier while saying "you people", in the context of being manipulated by someone with power.
that slaps
STFU!