If you see something wrong..

[Meanies]

Depends how much something is annoying me, would probably have to get to 8/10 on the annoyance scale before I say anything

[Ekelektra]

No I don't speak up, I'm also too shy!

My mum often speaks up and I hate it. For example the other day my brother wanted this computer game and I went to buy it for him. There were 2 versions, a normal one ($60) and a special edition ($65) and we kinda decided it didn't matter which one but I took up the special edition to the counter anyway just because. Then the guy took it, looked at it, and turned around to get the cover with the actual disc in it, then came back and said it was $60. I didn't even realise that he had given us the normal edition until we went away but my brother had realised we had paid $5 less so he told me and I was kinda like 'oh meh doesn't even matter' and he agreed but my mum took it back to the counter and asked to swap it over, and I just walked away because I was upset she was making a huge deal over this thing that my brother and I, the people who were actually the ones who were going to play it, didn't think was worth the fuss.

Another time I bought 2 iced chocolates but when I was waiting for them the manager of the shop kept on calling out that an order of 2 iced coffees were ready, but no one was going up because they were ours but the girl had put in iced coffees instead of chocolates. I guess it's a simple mistake because I'm pretty sure she was new, and they both cost the same, she just keyed in the wrong thing, or heard me wrong. And I told the manager that it was fine and I'd take the coffees instead but she insisted I wait and made them again, then she started yelling at the girl who took the order and I felt so terrible omg.

[Negativities]

I can say I am the same way. I prefer the things that won't effect me in life not bother me, or else everyday would be a constant stress.

[Samantha.]

I never used to say anything and just ignored it but as I've gotten older I've started to say stuff to someone if it's annoying me like a baby kicking the back of my chair! I guess if its something little I would probably ignore it as it's not really affecting me.

[-:Undertaker:-]

Mmmm weird, most of you seem to only speak up when it directly affects you.

I suppose that's kind of true even with me, but its becoming less so.

[Paige.]

i mostly always speak up if i see something wrong but if it's only a little thing i won't bother cause it's not worth a possible argument or awkward atmosphere
i've never not intervened when i've seen someone being picked on at school for example or if someone or a group of people are deliberately being annoying and nobody else wants to speak up

[Eric]

Yes, when things really piss me off like how the haze today is becoming so serious that it could cause deaths and my neighbour is still burning their dead leaves at the backyard. I just went there and told them off. I do that in public too if i'm really annoyed by their actions

[Stephen]

i wouldn't go picking up random dog **** because some kid could step in it

wtf is wrong with you

I'd watch outside my window waiting for the moment someone did

[dbgtz]

Only if it directly affects and frustrates me to a significant degree me or affects someone else to a significant degree where they cannot speak for or defend themselves.

[geo]

Not much. I'm shy about stuff like speaking to people I don't know and trying to get them to stop annoying me, so I rarely do it. A few times I've told people to stop kicking my chair but that's only if they're younger than me, otherwise I'd just move seats because I'm too much of a wimp to do it to older teenagers in worry that they'll argue back. My mum and dad do usually speak up though and correct people, although when my mum does it I get all mad at her because she's quite rude about it uh