> Can you take the snappy one liners back to Twitter? Or at least try to have them make sense. Or make them snappier two-liners, like you? > they are right to

> Can you take the snappy one liners back to Twitter? Or at least try to have them make sense. Or make them snappier two-liners, like you? > they are right to be annoyed Annoyed is an emotion. Someone's words triggered that emotion. Annoyance typically comes from someone's boundaries being crossed. One person might say, "Eh, murder/kill, whatever," but for some reason it triggered a deeper response in you. What do you think is behind that? You probably won't reply, but if you're a fan of metacognition, try tracing that emotion back by asking yourself why? every time you think you're done. Annoyance isn't a primary emotion, it is a response to one ore more. You have to be conditioned to be annoyed by words, unlike, say, mosquito bites. What makes you annoyed by it?