In the excerpt from Sherrilyn Kenyon's "Dark Side of the Moon," the speaker expresses a strong aversion to the annoyances that often accompany interpersonal relationships. They articulate a desire to steer clear of people who they perceive as difficult or bothersome. This perspective suggests a preference for solitude over the challenges that come with social interactions.

The sentiment reflects a broader theme of self-preservation, emphasizing the idea that one can choose to minimize stress by avoiding negative influences. This stance highlights the complexities of human interactions, where the desire for peace often clashes with the unavoidable presence of others in one’s life.