"Aries biggest pet peeve is waiting in line for anything," Barretta says. This includes waiting for a seat at the bar, being put on hold, getting stuck in traffic — anything that prevents them from going where they want to go.

"Aries is known for being impatient," she says, as well as impulsive. The moment an idea settles in their mind, they like to start taking action. They despise being held back, especially since part of the fun is doing things spur of the moment.

This is a trait that helps Aries get a lot done, but it doesn't hurt for them to "learn to have patience," Barretta says, "and realize that all things get done in due time." This can come with practice, and can help them feel less annoyed.

As the sign of the bull, Taurus is known to be a bit stubborn. They want to complete tasks at their own pace, and if anyone rushes them they will start to shut down.

"This sign becomes immovable if they feel that they are being timed to do a task," Barretta says. "Taurus likes to take their time and get things done according to their schedule." They have their own way of doing things, and oftentimes that means going about things slowly.

That said, "Taurus might find that they actually have more time to relax (which they like doing) if they just get on with it and get tasks out of the way," Barretta says, which is definitely a goal they can aspire to.

As a topnotch conversationalist, Gemini never runs out of things to say, especially if they're sharing fun ideas. They aren't, however, the best at staying cool if others interject.

"Gemini hates to be interrupted," Barretta says. "This is their biggest pet peeve." It not only throws them off their groove, and makes them forget what they were trying to say, but it also strikes them as rude.

The thing is, minor interruptions are a part of everyday conversation, which is why Gemini should try to remember that other people have things to say, too, and these "interruptions" aren't always a bad thing.

As a loving and caring sign, Cancer would never forget an important date, like a birthday, anniversary, or a meeting, so it really irks them when others do.

In fact, it can hurt them so much they might even stop talking to a friend, if said friend were to forget an important date. Same goes for partners, coworkers, and so on. It can be tough to win a Cancer back, too, once they get upset.

Of course, as Barretta says, Cancer can also find it in themselves to realize people make mistakes, and it doesn't always mean something serious. "Not everyone is as sentimental and thoughtful as they are when it comes to important personal memories," she says, and that's OK.

If someone walks past Leo and doesn't say hi, or goes through a door and doesn't hold it open for them, they will be annoyed. And they will probably say something out loud.

"They can't understand how someone could enter a building and let the door slam on the person right behind them," Barretta says. "This regal sign likes good manners and gallant acts of kindness, and expects others to have the same values as they have."

It can, however, be beneficial for Leo to remember that not everyone is out to get them, or means to be rude. "Leo has to not take someone's social ignorance personally," Barretta says, "but rather be an example for others to follow."

If a Virgo sees paper sprawled across a table, or a sink full of dirty dishes, their skill will crawl. As a sign that values organization and order, they find clutter unforgivable.

"They are neat freaks and actually get upset if things are out of order," Barretta says. "[And yet,] they have to relax and try to understand that not every room of their home has to looked staged 100% of the time." And the same is true for other people's homes, too.

With practice, they can learn to enjoy letting go, and be a bit more relaxed regarding their surroundings. As Barretta says, they might even find it refreshing.

"This sign above all others hates to see bullying and power plays," Barretta says. So they have absolutely no tolerance for unfair dynamics in friendships, or unfair situations at work.

"They will always take the side of the underdog and give a voice to the voiceless," she says. "Unfortunately, they can get overly involved and feel unbalanced a result," which is why they might want to occasionally take a step back.

"Libra, although their intentions are good, must learn to pick and choose their battles," she says, "and not just jump in to rescue everybody with a problem."

Scorpio is a naturally private and mysterious sign, as they like keeping to themselves. So it makes sense why their biggest pet peeve is being questioned, especially if someone starts prying for private information.

"If a Scorpio wants you to know something they will tell you," Barretta says. "The more you try to dig the more resistant they will become." The trouble is, they can sometimes seem aloof as a result, which is why it never hurts for Scorpio to be aware of this tendency, and occasionally open up.

To do so, they might want to experiment with building trust and sharing more about themselves. They might realize they actually enjoy the connections they build, once they do.

As a socially conscious sign, Sagittarius doesn't just vote, they help on campaigns, drive friends to voting booths, and call candidates — just to name a few things they do without thinking twice. So if they find out a friend or partner didn't vote, they can't help but feel upset.

"This sign usually has strong political opinions and can't understand why someone would not vote," Barretta says. It's completely understandable, and yet getting annoyed never helps them. "This sign has to realize that [...] by explaining the importance of voting they make more of an impact," Barretta says, rather than seething with rage on election day.

This sign zeroes in on all things money, and as a result will be super annoyed when something goes wrong with their finances. "They are sticklers for paying their bills on time and can't understand how anyone could even risk getting a late payment fee," Barretta says.

If they notice a charge on their bill that shouldn't be there, it won't be long before they're on the phone, yelling at customer service. That's why they can also benefit from taking a deep breath and realizing that many errors are fixable. After all, "things can usually be resolved in a calm manner."

"Aquarius can't stand when people are judgmental," Barretta says. "This sign dresses the way they want to, has unusual friends, unique hobbies, and loves the stranger things in life." So if anyone is being judged for being themselves, Aquarius won't be happy.

They often don't hesitate to stand up for those who are being picked on, including themselves. And yet Aquarius can also benefit from choosing their battles, Barretta says, and not taking it too personally when more rigid folks don't "get" them. Instead, they can show off their individuality, and make that their priority.

For Pisces, their biggest pet peeve is an overpacked, overly-structured calendar. "This sign likes to roll along on their own schedule," Barretta says. "They prefer to take life as it comes." And solid, minute-by-minute plans definitely put a damper on that.

They do well to move at their own pace, and live a less structured life, but "Pisces has to realize that sometimes sticking to a plan can have a better outcome," Barretta says. The occasional plan may help them get things done, see good friends, and many other things that Pisces appreciates.

It's only natural to have a pet peeve or two, and to feel irritated by things that go against what you believe in. But by being aware of your pet peeves, you may be able to gain some perspective, strike a balance, and not allow yourself to get too upset or annoyed.