abrasive

harsh.

also, could be used by a girl to describe a stubbly face rubbing up against her.
the last poster about the word abrasive, was quite abrasive.
-sshole-ish att-tude toward other people
abrasive people tend to be over-aggressive and are in your face

abrasive people also tend to abuse power
normal person: “i don’t like the colour blue”
abrasive person: “f-ck you mother f-cker, blue is the best f-cking colour ever, f-ck f-ck f-ck f-ck”

or

normal person: “i don’t like the colour blue”
abrasive person: “well every time we share jellybeans from now on i will make sure you get all the blue ones”

note: the abrasive person in scenario 2 is completely serious because he is an -sshole.
a word for people who have the b-lls to say what they think that is used by people who don’t. frequently confused with an -sshole by p-ss-es, but not the same thing.
ex1:

abrasive person: “i’m not really interested in discussing that with you.”
non-abrasive p-ssy: looks sad and wets their pants.

ex2:
non-abrasive p-ssy to a waitress: “oh, no, this will be fine”
abrasive person to a waitress: “this food tastes like sh-t. i’d like to speak to your manager.”
quality found in the voice of nfl announcer, john madden

see also annoying, aggrevating, and homicide-inducing
the high pitch of that fat f-ck’s abrasive voice makes me want to set myself on fire.
the correct term for sandpaper. the only people who call abrasive, sandpaper, are dipsh-ts who still suckle the teet.
i wanted my fine piece of woodwork to feel like a super models bottom, so i rubbed abrasive on the surface of the product.