20 People Who Realized The Kind Of Savage They’ve Been Living With

Everyone has their own definition of nightmares. For some people, that’s the bottles of water lying around the house their girlfriend does not finish. Others think it’s the people that don’t replace the empty rolls of tissue after they used them up.

Monster, that’s what they call these people as. Well, you can’t really blame them – how could they be fine after doing all these things? They might even be bordering petty revenge or maybe everyone’s deliberate method to keep things ‘interesting’ at home when they’re bored.

“My roommate left a surprise in the kitchen, while I was outside.”

“Cables at our school.”

Reddit has everything. One of those subreddits is dedicated to the ‘Mildly Infuriating’ things. Yes, things that annoy you, but at the same time, you can’t really get outraged over them. As time goes by, now there are more than 3.3 million members who share their daily annoyances.

“I live with monsters.”

“I live with a monster. An absolute monster.”

“Live with a girl they said, things will be clean they said…”

“My mom always eats the chocolate and puts it back in the freezer like that….”

“How my step dad decided to close a box of cereal after eating edibles last night.”

“House sitting for uncle. Reached the final boss of the game: Unfamiliar Shower Controls.”

“My bedroom floor was built with a dip in it for no reason.”

To be precise, the subreddit’s name is ‘jukmifgguggh.’ It’s a group that truly lives up to its name in an effort to annoy people right from the second they got in. As a form of protest towards the redesign of Reddit’s new look, the subreddit has even made it challenging for people to scroll by turning the background and headlines to the same color of orange!

“I married a monster…”

“My girlfriends complete inability to finish a drink.”

“The way my roommate gives me rent.”

“First Trillion Dollar Company.”

“How my boyfriend uses the bathroom hamper.”

“The way my GF “puts away the groceries” still in the bag.”

“The way my dad puts things away in the fridge. This is a piece of steak…”

Apparently, common sense is not something we’re born with. It is not instinct because the manners by which we behave depend heavily on our environment. Hence, our understanding of things also depends on how we were taught. Just remember that these people probably lived this way for years before they ended up in the same house as you.

“I married the person who does this.”

“How my family uses a tapeline.”

“The way my family leaves the toothpaste (rock solid).”

“My wife ate every single marshmallow in a family sized box of Count Chocula. EVERY SINGLE ONE.”