I'm not irked by many things because I choose not to be bothered by a lot of them. However, what irritates me most are people who constantly complain about things yet not do anything about it. The annoying thing is that these people are usually not aware of themselves doing so. I know when I'm being an ass, and I try to tone ass-ism down whenever it happens. BUT, I guess there will always be people who are not as self-aware, and what aggravates any situation most is that these people have a knack of finding each other and forming a clique, and all they do is complain to one another about whatever does not pander to their royal highnesses.In my opinion, this group of people will probably degenerate into cavemen if nobody steps in to slap some sense into them (and I'll gladly volunteer for this job). One defining characteristic of people in this category is that many of them are not able to wrap their minuscule brains around the fact that this world does not revolve around them. Because of that, they swim in their little fish tank of a world, unable to comprehend the things happening in the bigger world out there.In some way, I feel sad for these people, because instead of confiding in friends who are able to affirm them in truth and love, as well as to give advice that adheres to the way of Christ, they and their fellow like-minded people continue to affirm each other in lies and negativity because all they do when their together is complain about what their unhappy about, yet not one of them have the decency, or the guts to actually try to do something about it. The worst part is, because they cannot grasp the fact that there is a world beyond that which they have created for themselves, they think everyone is against them whenever things do not cater to them, or they think other people have some sort of hidden agenda/ulterior motive if ever they try to show concern, and thereby effectively erecting a barrier of disillusionment around themselves. Which is pathetic really. People like these really need to get some lives and to start venturing out of their little burrows and learn to see beyond themselves.