How about people who are obviously not the kind of company someone like us would be seen with - the blindly Optimistic and rather Valley-girl brand of stupid - walk up to you, ask what your name is, and when you tell him/her your name when they ask, that somehow automatically makes you their BFF for life.
She Asked me once if she could look through my personal thought journal (full of Cenobites, Dark harlequinns, Circus Freak, etc.) and asks "Well, why don't you draw a butterfly?" So sweetly it gives you Cavities. And whats worse, their like feed Cats tuna; give them an inch, and its like having a Monkey ducttaped to your back. A Rage Virus Monkey.
That and long winded, overly used cliche's in everyday living. You know the ones. When people are given the opportunity to say or show something that can show their own individual footnotes, but use an answer so cliche that you could guess it before the question was ever even asked and yet you knew the answer.

Hearing someone spout off about how much they hate their girlfriend's six year old son. This guy wrecked her last relationship so he could have her for himself, now he's bitching about her kid and trying to control who she talks to, and sending death threats to her Facebook friends. Such a charming individual. I wanna go and punch him. I don't think he could deal with a woman who stands up for herself.

So much dislike. I'm not a goth and I'm sure as heck not normal. Being critical on posers is about as relevant as targeting a goth for wearing colors that don't go together, saying those arm warmers have dark blue in their tartan pattern and they're clashing with your black bondage pants!

Even "norms," as some people are calling them, don't generally rack on others who wear black and dark brown together or a skinny tie with a double windsor knot. Us weird people should be accepting of others. Of course goths and people like me are observant on fashion more than the regular population. I always thought these abstract styles were meant to look crazy and abnormal. Apparently there is normal within the abstract.