Habits are cultivated over time and can stay with a person for a lifetime. There are a number of habits that have been considered in the norms to be bad. They are considered to affect you and others negatively. Some can even pose health hazards or emotional damages.
Here are 100 habits that are regarded to be bad for you.
- Afraid of changes
- Afraid of failure
- Arguing in the public
- Arriving late
- Avoiding eye contact in a conversation
- Being an “all work and no play”
- Being conventions
- Being judgmental
- Being melodramatic
- Bending over to pick things on the floor
- Biting your pencil or pen
- Breaking promises
- Bullying
- Buying or keeping things you don’t need
- Checking the phone during meal
- Cheating in an examination or quiz
- Choosing not to ask questions when uncertain about something
- Complaining
- Cracking your knuckles in public
- Doing assignments late or in the classroom
- Drinking coffee, alcohol or any other adult drinks
- Drinking too much soda, diet soda or energy drinks
- Eating too much junk food
- Eating past 8:00 pm
- Eating with your mouth open
- Excessive Snacking
- Excessive throat clearing
- Excessively checking your general appearance
- Falling asleep in class or during events
- Falling asleep with the TV on
- Fighting
- Finishing other people’s sentences
- Forgetting the names of people you meet
- Gambling
- Giving in to distractions
- Giving up too easily
- Gossiping
- Grinding your teeth
- Having a huge to-do-list
- Headphone on for a long time
- Hoarding kinds of stuff
- Interrupting others during a conversation
- Jealousy
- Lacking work routine
- Leaving the toilet seat up
- Leaving things undone until the last minute
- Leaving your clothes, school bags etc. in random places
- Licking or biting your lips
- Littering the school, home or the street
- Looking away when in conversation
- Maintaining poor posture
- Making assumptions
- Nail-biting
- Negative self-talk or elf-criticism
- Never listening to the advice of others
- Not acknowledging a successful person
- Not being able to network
- Not brushing your teeth as when due
- Not drinking enough water
- Not eating fruits and vegetables
- Not getting enough sleep and rest
- Not having your bath every day
- Not returning what you borrowed
- Not washing your hands after visiting the toilet
- Overeating
- Overspending
- Overspending
- Pen clicking or taping on the table
- Physically abusive to others
- Picking the nose
- Picking the teeth
- Popping or snapping gum in the public
- Popping pimples in the public
- Reading in the dark or in very bright light
- Refusing to learn new skills
- Repeating a line in a conversation
- Saying yes too easily
- Skipping breakfast
- Social withdrawal
- Staying up late
- Stealing
- Swearing in public
- Taking excessive salt
- Talking during movies
- Talking to yourself
- Talking with a mouth full
- Telling lies
- Throwing your stuff (e.g. clothes) on the floor
- Timewasting
- Too much sweet or sugar
- Too much time on social media
- Too many video games
- Trying to change another person’s opinion
- Trying to please others
- Unnecessary multitasking
- Waiting for the right time to work
- Washing only partial loads of laundry
- Watching adult contents
- Watching too much Television
- Working out on an empty stomach
There you have it. What are we missing out? Feel free to add your own content in the comment section. Thank you.
I’ll apply all these in my academic life. Thank you once again
Wow. Thank you for such information