Members Of This Online Group Are Annoyed With People Not Having Common Sense And Ignoring These 40 Unwritten Rules

Don’t immediately assume it’s okay to smoke in someone’s house, regardless of their living situation. I don’t care if it’s literally a cardboard box or an upscale mansion. Ask first.

If someone is paying for your food, don’t order something expensive.

Cover your mouth when you sneeze, apparently people don't know this

If you're in a theater with plenty of available seats, don't sit right next to a total stranger.

If you aren't friends with someone anymore, it doesn't mean you can go around telling their secrets to everyone. "Secrets are secrets and under no condition shall they be broken."

It's truly disgusting to see how people don't realize this. It's basic knowledge you should know though it hasn't been made as an actual rule.

Warn people that you/your kid is sick before turning up at their house/interacting with them. Chicken pox, flu, hand foot and mouth, stomach bug all caught by my toddler in the last 12months and could have been avoided.

If someone pays for something for you (I'm not talking about as a gift, I just mean 'We can't split the bill here so I'll pay and you can pay me your half later', 'I'll buy both of our concert tickets now and you can revolut me for it later', etc) you really shouldn't make them ask you to pay them back. Ideally not even once, but especially not two or three times.

If I owe someone money like that I make sure to pay them back as soon as I can and let them know once I've done it. I have a friend who I know is not short on money, but I stopped offering to pay for things for him in situations like the above because he just forgets and makes you ask him two or even three times before he does it. I really think that's not fair to people. You're putting them in an uncomfortable position.

Bathroom door closed = "occupied."

Bathroom door open wide = "available."

Bathroom door slightly ajar with exhaust fan running = "enter at your own risk."

Hold the door open for the person behind you if they are close, atleast long enough to prevent the door from being slammed shut on their face.

If you’re out at a restaurant/party/event with someone don’t offer any criticisms about their appearance unless they can actually change it.

“Oh thank you for pointing out the spot I missed shaving. I’ll just spend the rest of the night thinking about it and how I can do nothing about it.”

If someone is hosting you, don’t insult or give a negative critique of their home. Some people have fewer resources than others, only one income to live off of, and have worked very hard to get less, etc. No need to point out home imperfections.

Talking through movies. I can only say "yeah" and "mhm" so many times

Stairs are for ascending and descending. Move out of the way when you are done using them. Standing in front of them and looking around like a lost tourist is not one of their functions.

re-racking your weights at the gym. you lazy f*cks.

You only take two slices of pizza max, until everyone has had their fill.

Try your best to make sure there isn't a third wheel in your group. It really sucks to be in that position.

Don’t take the last of something without asking. Had gooey butter cookies I brought home when visiting family. I know they’re impossible to stop eating, so I guess it’s my fault. Offered roommates some when I left, came back and they were all gone. Never even got one :(

That you should talk to people about things that involve them

Pointing out awkward situations. If it wasnt awkward before, it now definitely is.

You don't need to be this close when you're talking to me.