People are exhausting to deal with, and I'll be completely honest about that. There are only two people I genuinely have the patience to talk to; with most others, I eventually end up ghosting them because interacting with them feels mentally draining. What bothers me most is when someone seems to have no personality of their own, no opinions, no interests, no curiosity, nothing they're genuinely passionate about. They simply agree with whoever seems more powerful, popular, or impressive to them. I find that incredibly frustrating. I'd much rather talk to someone who actually has an opinion, even if I disagree with it or even find it offensive. At least then I'm talking to a person who has thought about something for themselves.
I'm also an extremely curious person. I'm interested in details, especially the things people normally take for granted. Given that I just saw colored lights when I was out, I don't just see colored lights; I start wondering what physically produces the color, how the pigment or wavelength works, how humans developed the technology to create it, and when people first began producing those colors artificially. The same thing happens with almost everything. History especially fascinates me because so much of it has been influenced by whoever recorded it, while enormous amounts of information have been lost entirely. That bothers me because I want to know what actually happened, not simply what survived in the records.