What is your most annoying habit?

It’s never my fault…
Aeons ago, drinking too much, practically teetotal now.
Procrastination
Turning a blind eye to domestic/practical matters.

Wasting time on the iPad at night when I’m tired. Would be better off reading or knitting

The internet is not big enough to list mine

teachers would say "don't you look at me like that" when I really wasn't

? With me it was DM - all my teenage years she seemed to be saying to me 'And you can take that look off your face' when she was telling me off - no matter how hard I tried to look sorry or keep a neutral expression I apparently had that look on my face

One of mine is that I can be thinking about something and forget it's not a discussion out loud - so all of a sudden I'll say to whoever I am with 'I think I might get a green one instead' leaving them thoroughly confused.

Also my mind can wander a bit when I'm supposed to be listening to someone. Mr A was once giving me the lowdown on changes to his pension scheme when I got distracted by a fly buzzing at the window. When asked for my opinion I blurted out 'what do you suppose flies think when they come up against a pane of glass?'

Finishing people sentences

Interrupting people. I know I do it and I try not to, yet I still do it.
My brain races on to the end of their sentence and opens its big mouth before I know it.

Overthinking - all the family pick me up on this.
Catastrophizing.

Untidyness. I'm awful about putting things away - except, oddly, in the kitchen where I do put all the stuff I use to cook and eat away - but not the detritus that accumulates on the table.

Impatience
Bossiness
Sneezing multiple times
Being unable to frame an intelligent question - cos I always know the answer..
.....being a smartass

I am always late. Ýes, I know it's rude and inconsiderate. My friends are saints

Oooh lateness!
That annoys me, but then my mum would arrive an hour early, and that annoyed me, too!

Omg
And I thought it was only me!!!!

Being extremely calm when anyone gets upset or throws a wobbly. My usual response being ‘did someone die’!

being blunt apparently

Oh and another one i waking Dh up by accident,ie sneezing,christ i could kick myself all day long.

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Being in such a hurry to contribute to the conversation (read: express my own opinion) that I tend to interrupt people.

This bad habit became much worse, during and after lockdown, when for weeks at a time I only had DH and the cat to talk to.

The cat rarely interrupted me - usually only at feeding time, and DH interrupts constantly (so it is his fault I started doing so too, to get a word in edgeways, but being a teacher probably did not help either.)

That's me as well - a lot of the time, I worry that if I don't say something straight away, I'll forget what it was!!