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It definitely can be annoying if I have somewhere to go. But I usually just hype them up and yell “yesssss” and they love it! 😂 I love making people happy and seeing them feel great about themselves 😃💗
They are the one's being rude by thinking everyone else has to stop their lives for the 'perfect' shot. I'd be fine with the olden times....smile and take the photo. Anything elaborate? I just carry on with my life.
Hopefully can some day become that older gentleman who's all over defending his park bench relaxing time from the fitness influencer. I love him. >

It really depends. The narcissist taking dozens of photos in pursuit of the perfect angle? Sorry, the world does not revolve around you.
But if it's a family trying to take a group photo for grandma's 75th birthday? I'm usually a little happier to acquiesce. >

yeaaaaaaaaah. You're not wrong. that's why if you do wait until theyre done, they'd usually give you a short "thank you". if they don't theyre just assholes i guess. 
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nothing wrong with keep walking, though. >

Did the people taking the pictures say anything to you or give you an angry look as you walked by? I'm not understanding what they did that was rude. >

Gave me a stink eye when I was within their camera view. I just kept walking. >

Definitely rude on their part >

I agree. You're like Larry David and I'm Jeff agreeing. >

It definitely can be annoying if I have somewhere to go. But I usually just hype them up and yell “yesssss” and they love it! 😂 I love making people happy and seeing them feel great about themselves 😃💗 >

Hell yeah >

It really depends. The narcissist taking dozens of photos in pursuit of the perfect angle? Sorry, the world does not revolve around you.
But if it's a family trying to take a group photo for grandma's 75th birthday? I'm usually a little happier to acquiesce. >

What's narcissistic about taking a photo of yourself?
I get where you're coming from but I really feel the meaning of the word is becoming diluted past absurdity >

They specifically said taking "dozens of pictures" >

What's narcissistic about being a perfectionist with your photography? >

I think it's narcissistic to expect people to stay out of your way while taking dozens of photos of yourself. Just taking lots of photos of yourself while people walk by or in the comfort of your own space isn't narcissistic at all imo. >

They are the one's being rude by thinking everyone else has to stop their lives for the 'perfect' shot. I'd be fine with the olden times....smile and take the photo. Anything elaborate? I just carry on with my life.
Hopefully can some day become that older gentleman who's all over defending his park bench relaxing time from the fitness influencer. I love him. >

Did the people taking the pictures say anything to you or give you an angry look as you walked by? I'm not understanding what they did that was rude. >

Gave me a stink eye when I was within their camera view. I just kept walking. >


don’t expect everybody will be nice and get out of the way for you.

Though you know you said it yourself, you what you did wasn't nice.
It's not that hard to do small nice stuff for people. Unless they're having a full on photo session there or I'm in a rush, I really don't mind to stay out of the view for a bit.