"Adorkable" qualities + bad decision-making + lack of development

Only this one.

And her acting before thinking.

Also her terrible choices, but I could actually excuse that if it wasn't for this. Also, the fact that that her storyline (locked inside all these years, shut away from the world, with no one to talk to - except the servants, but we don't count them because, you know, a friendship can't be developed between employer and employee/people of different age group - and thus desperate for romantic love to supplant the lacking sisterly bonds) doesn't make an inkling of sense.

I honestly loved the bad choices she made. It made her more flawed. I also like the way her awkwardness was portrayed. The filmmakers weren't afraid to embarrass her (unlike certain other "awkward, clumsy" characters...) and her awkwardness wasn't just endearing and cute like its portrayed in most movies/TV shows with female characters. She actually looked like an idiot at times, and I like that about her.

The fact that she is so forgiving of her sister. There is literally no confrontation between the two at all. And she holds almost no resentment for the fact that Elsa shut her out her entire life. Way too unrealistic and ideal and the reason why I like "Life's too short" so much.

I personally don't mind her quirkiness or awkwardness. Usually those characters annoy me, but I don't have a problem with Anna. I'm not fond of her consistently bad choices, but what irks me more is this:

Her apparent classism against her castle staff. "There will be actual real life people. It'll be totally strange!" I guess "the help" doesn't count as actual real live people. Her dad said he REDUCED the castle staff, not that he got rid of them, so it's not like there weren't any human beings around for her to talk with.

Which makes her later class open-mindedness in meeting her subjects, Oaken and Kristoff unrealistic. She either isn't classist and thus interacted with her subjects before coronation day(which a deleted scene shows), or she is and thus her complete acceptance of her subjects shouldn't be present. It just doesn't make sense to me.

Nothing really....

Only when she punches Hans because I detest the fact that female on male violence is considered funny. And when she antagonizes Marshmallow for no real reason.
Still absolutely love her though.

nothing...for me she is perf

Nothing particularly "irks" me about her besides this.

If I was nitpicking then I'd say that she's boy crazy and doesn't make the brightest decisions but those things don't particularly bother me :)

Her open demand for romance. It's so old fashioned. Still like her tho

Nothing from her really bothers me. Or at least I haven't think hard about it :P

Her choice to marry Hans and her lack of brains annoys me the most

This is my biggest problem with her. I'm actually fine with her being too awkward and silly (but somehow she's kinda overreacting) but yeah, her decision is definitely one of the most reckless choice that prevent me to like her.

also her being at least as selfish as elsa is but not getting anywhere near the same level of criticism for it.

Besides she makes me envious because I am not as awesome as she is.

Especially her obnoxious awkwardness. I'm almost offended that she is supposed to be relatable.