Here in Nova Scotia our populace is still small enough that we extend courtesy to those around us, especially on the sidewalks. I understand if you come from a place where this is not the case, but if you are a guest here, please leave your disregard for others at the door.
—Neighbourhood Watcher

Really, former employer, do I intimidate you that much? I saw a former employer around town a year after they fired me. I kindly said 'Hi.' What I got in return is an eye roll and the dirtiest look I’ve ever seen someone give. —Kill them bitches with kindness

I work in an office building and I have a candy bowl at my desk for all employees to come by and enjoy taking a candy whenever they please. But, when one individual comes by every day and grabs a handful, I'm thinking about closing down the candy shop. It's not fair for the others, since I'm trying to be nice. I can't afford to refill the bowl if this keeps up.
—Going from sweet to sour

I'm sick of watching the owner of a particular “local” establishment on Gottingen Street scream at his staff and treat them like servants. His total lack of respect for them is appalling and no one should have to deal with that abuse. Stop drinking and start respecting the people that make your establishment amazing. —Just Trying to Shed Some Light

Look, just because I hold the door for you doesn't mean I'm trying to sleep with you! It's so lousy of you to sneer at me like I'm doing something wrong—it’s called being polite. I would hold the door for anyone walking a reasonable distance behind me, or exiting when I want to enter. I don't even expect people to say “thanks" anymore, but to actively look at me like I'm a piece of shit? Just uncalled for and it really puts me in a bad mood. —Just Trying to be Polite

Body shaming, mocking and talking smack about the new GF?  Sounds more like bullying than gender solidarity. —Cancel my subscription

If there's one thing I can't stand, it's people who don't say “Thank you” whenever I hold a door open for them! It really pisses me off! I'm not asking for your life's blood, nor am I asking for you to bow or curtsy to me. But there are two simple words which should be spoken. Seriously, I'm not kidding here! I'm not shy when it comes to saying “You're welcome,” when you clearly cannot be bothered to say “Thank you.” Or is that being too much to ask? —Disgruntled Door-Holder in Dartmouth

I was crossing at Agricola and Robie, stoked on the sunshine. I saw you rapidly approaching with a tool in hand. Thinking you were in a hurry to cross the street, I moved out of your way. You turned and screamed at me, “It's a f**cking saw, girly, not a gun.” Your verbal assault ruined my perfect day, and f**k you, too, the many onlookers who said nothing. —Sad North Ender

Karma will get you. —That is all

To the lady who stole my rose at a bar the other night a friend gave that to Me Not You!!!All you had to do was ask and I probaly would have given it to ya but no you had to SteAL it,you heard me complain about it outside but you and your friend just ignored me and thought it was funny but you had to go across the other bar!!!Well I hope the thorn bites you back you ROse Stealer!!!!!!!! —rose lover