I have a problem when people say hi to me.

Well, you're clearly delusional. I don't say that to be offensive, it's just fact. People say hello to be polite, not malicious. They're not trying to hurt you by doing this. You're creating a false reality in your head. I'd bet my left nut this isn't the only misinterpretation of reality, right? Have you been diagnosed with anything?

I had a nearly irrepressible urge to simply write "Hi" as my comment. Then I realized that's probably what you're wanting.

Based on what you've written and the comments here, I can definitely tell you have a problem and I really think you should change this about yourself. I assume you haven't been raised well growing up because that's where it had to start. Saying hello is simply common courtesy, and shows respect. My father told me when you meet somebody you say hello, look them in the eye, and shake their hand. When I didn't show respect I was getting chewed out for sure, or depending on the situation maybe even an ass whoopin'.

You're gonna continue to have a tough time until you learn to accept that people are only trying to be friendly when saying hello. Whether you want to accept it or not, they are not the problem. YOU are the problem. I wish you well and the best of luck.

I dont think this is normal and you might as well get used to people greeting you unless you start wearing shirts that say "fuck off" on them. (which would be kind of funny..) Maybe you should see a therapist about this.

Hi, Anonymous Poll Creator.

lol this be halarious

Since friendliness is creepy, go hide in your house and never come out.

Most people who greet others do it to be friendly. More information would be needed for me to respond better, such as what else these bullies do.
I have never said hi to anyone in an insulting way and would only greet someone to be friendly.

However I think I may have some insight into this situation, so correct me if I am wrong.
Do you feel that because they said hi, you are expected to respond, but feel uncomfortable interacting with them and would rather not interact?
If that is true it would make sense.
I remember when I was in school I was bullied a lot and would flip out at people who would initiate interaction because I felt threatened by anyone approching me.
As I look back I was mean to a lot of people who were being friendly, but I did not realize this at the time. I can also now see why I was not liked by many. Because of my bad experience with people, I assumed the worst. This has been something I have improved a lot and I have realized most people who have bad intentions do other things against me such as steal or gossip.

Sometimes it is hard to know what someone is up to, but observing their behaviors and how they treat others is a good indicator of their intensions.

I tend to feel awkward or surprised. I can't remember if I've ever felt the way in which you described. I get the faint feeling that I have in the past but, I'm not sure. :/

i git pissed when peoples what dont know me beyond me patronizin theys business calls me by my first name

i doesnt hang round with my insurance agent we aint fuckin friends and we dont barbecue on the weekends so stop it

You'd be fucking miserable here, in the West Indies!
Everyone, strangers and acquaintances alike say, "Good morning, good afternoon and good evening" to each other when we pass.
It could be getting on the bus, passing on the street, entering a store or sitting down at the tiki bar. Everybody says it.
And you know what? It's kind of nice. To be acknowledged by even a complete stranger makes one feel just a little bit closer to that other person, no matter how far apart our cultures may be.
So you go ahead and be a sour puss grouch. You aren't hurting anyone but you. We won't miss you.