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Being annoyed means to be angry or cross with someone. You can be annoyed with someone if he or she denies you something or falls short of your expectations. Expectations often lead to disappointment. You get annoyed by people who are irksome and irritating. But, by getting or being annoyed with someone, you spoil your own mood and lose your own temper or composure. However annoying the circumstances might become, you should keep your cool and avoid being annoyed. No one likes to be annoyed. Likewise, you should also not annoy others. It is not all good to leave anyone in a bad mood. When you annoy someone, you should be ready to face the person’s fury in case if he breaks out on you. To avoid being annoyed, stop expecting from others and stay away from irritating people whom you cannot bear or tolerate. Being annoyed is one bad frame of mind to be in so avoid it as much as possible. Piers Anthony had remarked, “I hope to read a Harry Potter novel soon, to see what it's all about. I admit to being annoyed that many good light fantasy writers have had trouble getting published, in England and elsewhere, when it is obvious the readers were waiting for us all along.”