I totally agree that if someone just complains for the sake of complaining, or they're really rude and show no remorse for their rudeness, they're not a good person. But I'd like to bring to your attention a real disorder called misophonia, the hatred of sound. It's a real thing and I have it, and basically certain common (and often human) noises really bother me. For example, some of my triggers are chewing, nail biting/picking loud breathing, tapping, muffled/tin-y music (like music blaring from a cellphone speaker), and many more. Sniffling wouldn't necessarily bother me, but other misophonia sufferers could easily be triggered by it. There are so many of us sufferers out there, too. So if someone asks someone to stop sniffling or breath a bit more quietly, or is generally annoyed by sneezing or breathing or sniffling, they COULD have misophonia. And I would hope that you and anyone else reading would understand that telling someone they should removes themselves from society because they have an incurable disorder is a bit mean, it's like saying "if you're allergic to nuts, that's too bad, you should just avoid people cause pretty much everyone eats nuts" You see, someone with misophonia with either sit there in silence, annoyed out of their minds, or they'll speak up. Since we do get so annoyed by our trigger sounds so easily, it's common that even though we don't mean to act rudely, we do, because we're overwhelmed. Anyway, I hope I've at least opened your eyes a bit, keep this info in mind and remember it if anyone ever (nicely) asks that you stop making a certain noise.

WHY is it everytime a girl does something bad, people think it's because of a disorder?????

#94 That sounds horrible. Being so bothered by natural bodily sounds would suck and make life difficult.