Don't ever consider moving to the Seattle area unless you like the mental abuse of dealing with passive aggressive people

"Passive aggressive" is listed as a personality disorder yet I shit you not there are professional and educated people who walk around the Seattle area thinking that this behavior is perfectly normal and healthy.

If you live in a housing development you can expect at least a few people on your street will be passive aggressive. If you live in an apartment or condo complex you can expect to have several passive aggressive neighbors. If you work at a medium to large company you can expect at least a few of your immediate supervisors to be passive aggressive. I am not talking about just displaying some passive aggressive behaviors either. I am talking about bat shit crazy chronic and unapologetic passive aggressive personality disorders. Full blown.

Passive aggressive disorders are not unique to the Seattle area of course as these people are all over the world. However for whatever reason Seattle has a dense concentration of these creatures.

Example: I lived in a condo complex up until last year. People would share an elevator with you and act like they are friendly with you. They smile and wave and make polite chit chat. But then a week later you will get a complaint letter from the management about an incident with that very same person. One time my housemate dripped tea from our front door to the elevator. The next door neighbor send a letter claiming that we had taken out our garbage and liquid was leaking out all over the place. The management took it as fact and did not even ask for an explanation from us. We were simply warned via the letter that we would be fined $100 if it ever happened again.

I currently rent a house on a 10 acre property which has 3 rental properties in total. I was watching a friend's dog and he saw their pond and ran over and jumped in for a few seconds and then came running back to me. The woman who lives in that house returned home to see me on her rental property next to the pond. She stopped and talked to me with a huge smile on her face as if she is enjoying watching a dog cool off on a hot day. She seemed completely fine with the situation. A few days later I am called to a meeting with my landlord and he lets me know I have to now keep all dogs on leash 100% of the time and to never set food on their rental property. Why could this woman or her husband simply walk 50 yards, knock on my door, and ask me politely to use a leash and to not come onto their property? Of course they had to act like everything was perfectly fine and then turn right around and make a complaint about me. Keep in mind these are successful professional types.

Anyone else agree that Seattle and surrounding areas have and epidemic problem of passive aggressive behaviors?