Quotes About Irritation

Even his dog is an asshole.

Anxiety is like being in freeway traffic all the time. There's the constant sense of dodging and darting, seeking your chance to cut in, the irritation of others pulling ahead of you. You hit the accelerator, you slam the brakes. You scout and scan for danger.

Quite often, ambition operates on a level of irritation. Not even jealousy, just irritation.

If someone with whom one is having an affair keeps on mentioning some woman whom he knew in the past, however long ago it is since they separated, one is always irritated.

That pang Lydia felt had many parts: it was anger at the injustice, it was worry, compassion, helplessness. But in truth, it was a small feeling, and when she realized she was out of garlic, the pang was subsumed by domestic irritation. Dinner would be bland. Sebastián wouldn't complain, but she'd register the mild disapproval on his features, and she'd feel provoked. She'd try not to start an argument.

When our hearts are in a state of coherence, we more easily experience feelings such as love, care, appreciation, and kindness. On the other hand, feelings such as irritation, anger, hurt, and envy are more likely to occur when the head and heart are out of alignment.

You're driving me NORMAL!

No seas estúpida! —exclamó. Su hermana lo irritaba.

Biscuit rage, I call it," Gretchen says. "It's that sudden rising up of irrational and completely outsize anger you can experience when you least expect it. You know what I mean: someone takes that last biscuit that you were just going to take, and you just want to bite their ear off. It's like road rage, only domestic.

There is nothing more abominable than being in a state of bodily exhaustion and mental irritation; I was too lethargic to get up and seek some means of occupying my mind, but I was too uneasy to fall asleep.

spend the rest of his life nobly forgiving her. Nothing can be more infuriating than being forgiven over and over again.

Les gens qui ne sont pas indifférents à l'extrême beauté : ils la déteste très consciemment. Le très laid suscite parfois un peu de compassion ; le très beau irrite sans pitié. La clé du succès réside dans la vague joliesse qui ne dérange personne.

La profondeur de votre irritation atteste le commencement de votre vie, Nina.

My problems are sort of more on a nuisance level. I can't stand scratchy clothes, I've got to have soft kinds of cotton against my skin, and I don't know why some 100% cotton t-shirts itch and others don't; it has something to do with the weave.

I've always liked being busy. If I have nothing to do for a week, it just makes me mad.

I get irritated with the world. I get irritated with politicians. I get very irritated with governments and with corporations, but in terms of imagination - my imagination is always fertile. I'm either thinking of my own things or constantly engaged by the things that other people do.

Being natural is one of the most irritating poses I know in people.

Yes, I remember as a child, I would potter around my mother in the kitchen and want to participate in everything she was doing. I have learnt most of my cooking from her. I also used to irritate her with a lot of questions.

I don't like Jay Hieron very much. He just bothers me, the way he talks, and he thinks very highly of himself.

Sometimes annoyance will keep you going when booze and fear and hope are as dead as the Big Bopper.

Sometimes talking to you is like talking to myself: pretty damned annoying.

I hate the telephone. I think the lowest circle of hell is reserved for Alexander Graham Bell.

For very long periods I am really patient, and then out breaks my bad temper. It is not so difficult to bear great trials, but these little buzzing mosquitos are so trying.

The Tiny Wound.     It is small but painful and irritating. You try all sorts of medicaments, you com- plain, you scratch and pick at the scab. Doctors only make it worse, transforming the tiny wound into a grave matter. If only you had left the wound alone, letting time heal it and freeing yourself of worry.