Probability Comparison: Worst Things To Hear

Whether it's from parents, partners, teachers, friends or even strangers, there are some things you hate to hear from other people. Is your phone Chinese? You know, they have surgery to fix that. My former best friend is funnier . You have big feet!. And many more. This probability comparison lists some of the worst things you don't want to hear from anyone.

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[metroidfan]

Worst things to hear: your mother shouting your first middle and last name when you’re in trouble

[Honeycomb]

As a kid who was adopted while she was a teen, I actually enjoyed being called adopted cause it made me feel like I was wanted.

[KatsuDS]

The worst has to be It’s all in your head, it’s something that not only parents but people of all ages use to manipulate you into thinking you’re insane. It makes you feel worthless or stupid. And second in the list is We need to talk, it makes you feel threatened or needing to hide from an authority or whoever is saying it. Both can also affect if you wanna shed some light to your parents (or whoever your tryna vent with) and the daily human psyche.

[katf.honesty]

“ there’s no candies in the house “
I can confirm this is so depressing to hear. My mom once said this and I was crying for days. I’m fine now though. She waved a lollipop in my face and I ate it.

[SuperTrucker]

These brought up enough of my childhood trauma as it is, but I think the one at 100% should be a doctor diagnosing a terminal illness.

[ARMY_ENGENE_CARAT_MOA]

The "calm down" one is so true. Whenever my sister told me that words, I end up getting angry more😂

[ToughMaybe]

"Did you know there is an exam today?" This is the worst to hear

[chimemorris]

I have anxiety and stress problems so I really hate it when people tell me to just calm down because it triggers me even more then I already am that it sometimes gets to the point where I’ll lash out which I don’t wanna do

[ladyalicent]

Mom: I gave birth to you!

Me: Don’t be so hard on yourself, we all make mistakes!

[winterbby]

1:10 is so true! Telling someone to “calm down” is NEVER gonna work

[mdlinksthetopg]

Honourable mentions (what I hate hearing very much):

You always say that
But she/he's your friend
He/she's not your friend
Make sure to bring in a doctor's cert
It's not rocket science
Stop rushing
It's his/her disability
It's not fair
Stay apart to stay together

[shamanbhattacharyya]

For me it also depends on how the speaker says this i.e. their tone and body language matter too. And "the question was easy" when you fail to answer an exam question hurts too

[Overthinking-rain]

I don't hate the phrase "we need to talk" in fact I like to hear what they have to tell me, regardless of whether it's good or bad

[_eyed_magician]

I personally feel like being told that you're adopted is kinda a good thing to hear because it says that your parents chose you to love instead of having a child of their own or adopting a different child

[huzaefahsyed]

I hate hearing my mom yell at my brother, my dad even less. I hate getting yelled at, and for some reason every time I hear something went extinct I lose a lot of hope.

[plasmasnow]

"We just got a call from the hospital..." Is the same in percentage as "We need to talk..." They both lead to to something awful most of the time and have so much suspense to them.

[everstars.]

"You're so sensitive" is the worst thing anyone can say to me. I'd prefer admitting that I am, I like hearing majority opinions from me announcing it to myself in my mind. Not others having to repeat it to the point that I always think about it (dang i need therapy)

[nazifatasnimnitu]

I'm used to hearing these stuff.
I don't get depressed anymore.

[Aifaa]

I felt really hurt after watching this video because, when I was at the age 12 me and my younger sister had a huge argument, and when she said "I WISH YOU WERE NEVER MY SISTER!!!" after finishing the huge argument I felt really hurt and my close friend gave company...

[elessarecho]

As someone with Anger Management Issues I Hate being told "Calm down" in any form but even more so in those words. in the moment it doesn't help and it 100% of the time makes it way worse