Being told "shoo"

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One time, it was a Friday. I was alone on the play-yard because both of my friends were downstairs working on documentaries. I went downstairs and entered the rooms. One asked politely "Can you please leave? We're working on a documentary." Then someone else said "Shoo!" which made me want so badly to defy them. Nevertheless, I left. That person apologized later, claiming she said it "jokingly".

Anyone else have those little things that make you want to defy them incredibly?

Yes even though I've learnt that they do certain things jokingly it annoys me ...

That happened to me all the time, when I was in school.

Lol it's funny how even if we know we should follow an instruction, and even if it's in our best interests, we can get such an urge to just do the opposite because someone told us to do the former action rudely.

At least the girl realised she was rude by apologising.

Maybe they were busy and you were unable to see that?

If not, I would have stayed in the room, and then proceeded to annoy the s**t out of them

I knew they were busy, but me sitting there wouldn't have interrupted them. I wish I annoyed them!

Haha, I told my sisters shoo today, but that's because they wouldn't get off the computer after being told 3 times by my mom.

Those things do sometimes hurt, but I just look at it as a negative part of life, and try to be positive afterwards I guess.

When non-Americans bash my country it makes me want to oppose them strongly. Ex. some French girl was telling me how we lack culture and class in America....so I told her without our culture-less and class-less armies marching through France to bail their sorry butts out of occupation she would be speaking German along with all her country men. that shut her up

As a kid, all the bloody time. Teachers, vice principles, cops, family, didn't matter. If someone told me that if I didn't stop my s**t I'd get something hard and fast coming my way, I tended to step it up to see what they had in store for me.

If I'd been medically fit to serve in the armed forces... man what a freaky, awful and funny time I'd have had until I was dishonorably discharged I'm reasonably sure I'd have managed a few entries into Skippy's List [1] before doing a long and enduring tour in Ft. Leavenworth.

I'm hoping that you have a bit better control over this stuff than I had. Later in life... it's still fun to cut loose, but it doesn't pay to do so without thinking over what the cost may be.

[1] skippyslist.com/list/