Some words are just absolutely divine. Words like blessedness, holy, elegant, and wise just make me feel all warm and fuzzy inside. However, there are other words I'm sure everyone hates hearing. For me, aside from very obvious racial slurs, hate words like superior, better, loser, inferior, words that imply someone is better or worse than you. How about you?

Here's some simple rules for everyone to follow if they exist:

Don't say fam. No one will ever like you, and the ones who do like you are faking it. "ily" is 3 more letters and takes no effort. Please.
Don't say savage. Savage means "lacking the restraints normal to civilized human beings", so technically john wilkes booth, hitler, and charles manson were all savage. And according to urban dictionary, that means they are badass. Think about it before you say it.
Don't say YAAAAAAAAAAAS. It literally just means you're 12 and need to go back to freaking school.

Follow those, and you'll be fine with me. Otherwise, you can burn. These words piss me off just about as much as harambe memes.

Oh, and by the way, don't say harambe. He's dead. Go away.

yoshirulez! : Fam, you definitely missed out on some savage harambe memes then, because all memes I saw made go YAAAAAAAAAAAS.

I don't think there are a lot of words I hate hearing. Only when something is overused, but because I mostly encounter English on the internet there are not really that many English words I don't like. As for Dutch words, there are a few things that are overused, a lot of people say 'an emotional rollercoaster' or 'turn on the button and then go' (often used by athletes). 

I have several I seriously hate.

1. Yolo-yes,I know the word is a bit old,but I hate it because people use it to excuse their stupidity.
2. Yaaas-I hate this word,it is so stupid and annoying.
3. Noob-We were all beginners at one point. I hate how people use it because they spend their lives and money on a game.
4. AF-What,can't say what you want to say? That is just irritating.
5. HAM-Again,spell it out please. Seriously.
6. When people overuse net speak. Words like srsly,for example. Spell it right,please.
7. Bae,I hate this word. Is it too much to ask to add one more letter? Babe. It is not that hard. Besides Bae in Dutch means poop.

Oldschool777 : Lmao is that a joke i don't understand?

Cuz bae in dutch definitely doesn't mean that lol.

Bae in some foreign language means poop.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/b%C3%A6

Oldschool777 : According to the Urban Dictionary, in Danish bae means poop:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Bae

I hate hearing people use the R-word. I hear it way too much on the internet and in daily life. I don't get why it hasn't been labeled as a curse word yet.

Besides that, I also hate hearing the word selfie.

I hate it and I mean it with passion I hate it when someone calls me *Babe* I hate that word. I'll tell you something its a word that usually known with Nigerian black people like young boys. Its natural thing, but I hate the name because of what it sounds like and I can't stand it I had to tell a few people off for calling me such name. If I had a boyfriend I wouldn't allow him to call me that and can find another pet name to use to call me. I feel Babe is like for fresher you know? People who are up there saying to each other *Whats up babe?* if I have to say I rather take darling of cupcake, but NOT that name. 

Ultrajeff : Is it wrong to hate the word 'snippets'? I just hate the sound of it and it makes my skin crawl. It's like nails running down a chalkboard, although that would be slightly more pleasant than hearing this word uttered.

yoshirulez! : I had this great post written out with all these words and what I hate about them, then I realized it's basically the exact same as what you had already posted. Fam is a stupid word that doesn't even have a true meaning. The slang for savage isn't even close to the real definition (plus I hate it when people say it like SAAVAAAAAAGE). Yaaaass is just the most annoying thing you can ever say. And Harambe memes have gone on way too long and they're disrespectful. Hahaha, let's make memes about a human's dead dad, because that's completely different!

Also, I really hate when people use "retard" as a derogatory term. It's incredibly rude to say to someone, not to mention you're basically making fun of people with mental or physical disabilities.

TheFadedWarrior : Good place to say it since you did, I feel like the word "retard" is 100% fine. as long as it's not making fun of handicapped people. "less advanced in mental, physical, or social development than is usual for one's age." It is totally fine, for example, to call me a social retard, since I have social skills that are way below what they should be in my age. As long as it's not disparaging the differently abled, it's not really a bad word to say.

Honestly I don't really hate any words? Words with intention to harm or hurt others are words I dislike, but a singular word in general is nothing to hate. If two people express affection through "bae", I'm not one to judge. If someone is excited about a topic and uses "Yaaas" to express it, then it's fine by me.
Or really, any slang is just that, slang. Plus, most people only hate modern slang because it's cool to hate on it. Like "Oh, look at me I'm so different because I don't say slang words, worship me since I have a "superior vocabulary"". It's honestly kind of retarded. (ehehehe)

The only word I hate is Colonel. Because why is it spelled like that if it's pronounced "Kernal" like what kind of messed up word is that.

Anything ending in -phobic has been done to death, and has really lost it's meaning nowadays. Yolo, Swag, and Lit are other words that I abhore. Just as a general rule of their meaninglessness, and how done to death they are. Not only that but the stupid partygoer image they have been associated with. And last ut not least, there are two names, you know the names, those two. I am so done hearing about them.

Scrub, Noob,  Loser, 
You know all the hater remarks that you get for beating someone who talks a lot of Smack to you..

Or Vice versa.

yoshirulez!THANK YOU lol I hate YAAZZZ so bad. I read this topic and could not think of a single word I hate until I read your post lol I hate them all.



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I had being called Babe or Bae- do you not know my name? lol To me it shows no effort at all.


Hoodlum - (person who engages in crimes) I mean what kind of word is this? It sounds awful and extremely annoying not to mention I had to google the correct spelling.

Heimlich as in Heimlich maneuver which I also had to Google the spelling- I just say Hemlock Maneuver- like Sherlock Holmes.

Hemorrhoids- (also had to Google it) it sounds like you are dying of an awful skin eating, gut cutting disease! Too scary of a word to explain what the condition actually is.

I think I don't like words that start with H. 

There are quite a few words that I really don't like hearing because they either sound ridiculous, or I don't like what they are associated with:

1. Bae- Seriously, it is a pointless abbreviation, you are only saving one letter....plus it sounds stupid.

2. Bruh- This is really overused...

3. Fleek- According to Urban Dictionary (which is very handy for keeping up with stupid words/terms, fleek means "on point"

4. Flesh- This word just has a nasty connotation to it...

5. Literally- I didn't actually start disliking this word until people started interchangeably using it with the word actually. 

6. Moist- Again, this is just one of those words that has a nasty sound to it....at least I think so anyway.

7. Retard- I don't like how people use this word so casually...it is somewhat insensitive to people that actually are...

8. Triggered- Urban Dictionary defines this as being filled with hate after hearing/experiencing something you can't stand....

9. Turnt- Urban dictionary defines this as being hyped for a party or at the club...

Those are some of the words that I don't care for. I often joke about the fact that I am a child of this generation, yet I have am completely unfamiliar with about 90% of the new terminology in circulation these days. I had to look up most of these words with the exception of "flesh," literally," and "moist."