you are annoying . vs i don't like you.

Some examples from the web:

• Boy... you are as persistent as you are annoying.
• Because I promise you, you are annoying enough.
• God, sometimes you are so annoying.
• Because, you know, women are annoying.
• All of you, you guys are so annoying.
• Completely forgot how truly annoying you are.
• Yes, there will always be someone who loves you and you Support no matter how annoying you are.
• I don't know if it was the acupuncture or hittin' the yogurt, but... maybe I... misinterpreted how annoying you are.
• Annoying. Alternating between genius and bad puns.
• Or someone formerly dangerous and currently annoying.
• I thought my family was annoying.
• Correcting people's grammar and spelling is so annoying.
• She just thought you were occasionally annoying.
• Dog people can get pretty annoying.
• Now you're a bit annoying.
• Concerned parents can be so annoying.
• These 12 hour shifts are so annoying.
• The bike had this squeak in the chain... that was really annoying.
• Tell me if this gets annoying.
• But it's so distracting and annoying.

Some examples from the web:

• I don't like you. I just decided.
• Mark, I did this because I don't like you.
• I don't like it, and I don't like you.
• I don't like boats, and I don't like you.
• But I don't like you.
• But Gibbs, I don't like you.
• No, it's just that I don't like you.
• You're in a lot of trouble, and I don't like you.
• No, Judy, I don't like you.
• Because you've seen my face, and I don't like you.
• You're right, I don't like you.
• I love you, but I don't like you.
• I'd make you some lemon tea, but I don't like you.
• You're different, and I don't like you.
• I know exactly who you are, and frankly, I don't like you.
• I don't like this new rule, and I don't like you.
• So, if we don't really chat a lot, it's not that I don't like you.
• You don't seem to get it. I don't like you.
• Right to my face, "I don't like you."
• It's not like I don't like you.