I do not hate typing at all. It as actually very relaxing, as long as you allow yourself to forget about the whole WPM thing and let yourself type, especially as you become more proficient. So the answer to your question: nothing.

I hate pain in my pinky, even advices from http://www.ratatype… don't help

“I hate it when a button won't press even though you know you pushed it.”

My advice: consider getting a mechanical keyboard with blue or brown switches!

I hate it when I go to correct a mistake and end up making even more mistakes! I also hate it when I press in between the keys and type two letters at the same time.

I do not touch type, so I am frequently bothered when my fingers are not touching the keyboard where I expected. Hate is a bit strong, but I will go with it.

What afbwelter said, although I've had my fair share of problems over the years (still do), I do not hate typing at all, it's very relaxing, I love it and I constantly try to improve myself. :)

My spacebar. I have to press it a bit stronger than the other keys.

Hate typing the combination of 'th'. I always end up putting the h first. The is my worst word I hate it! LOL

ahh, I really hate when somebody is looking at my fingers while I'm typing!
However, I have better skills now thanks to http://www.typingst… so I don't make mistakes as much as I used to.

I hate periods and the right shift key

It's very annoying when I start out with 140-150 WPM then all of a sudden make a single mistake and drop back down to 110 WPM. It's almost impossible to reach 150+ WPM without 100% accuracy.

I just hate typing in general it's
the worst

I hate it when I get a rhythm going with my typing and then I get a single letter wrong and it freaking pisses me off. I consistently get 85 wpm right now after 2 years of practicing and I can't seem to get it always 100% right. I only get 1-2 in 10 tries to have 100% and that's on a good day. I currently have 97% accuracy and these hiccups in my typing is getting annoying.

Hm, I hate it when I have been typing for a while but I still mess up,

I hate it when I have to use the same finger to type letters, and also using the same hand. Finger alternation is important and makes typing more comfortable. For example, if you're using qwerty keyboard, try typing the word "minimum". If you use proper fingering, then you only use 2 fingers to type the whole word.

I hate it when you're typing and you make a mistake, but you don't notice the mistake, so you continue typing- building up the mistakes, and completely ruining a round. Especially if that round is an unusually good one, and I'm typing much faster than usual. In situations like these, I feel a strong urge to punch something.