Who are "other people" (who make - perhaps - your life "hell")?

"Other people" is anyone who is not me/us and might include:

• A person (a human being) or people like me I (we) do not necessarily know, the "other" ("autrui" in French) who may or may not have an influence on me;
• Humanity;
• People different from myself (superior, inferior, close, distant, of a different sex, gender or sexual orientation, of a different character, with different values and practices, physically different, with different moral values, etc.);
• A partner (husband, etc.);
• The members of my family (my mother, father, children, in-laws, brothers, sisters, etc.);
• Other generations (ancestors, dead or alive);
• Friends;
• My peer group members;
• Neighbours;
• The members of my tribe or of another tribe;
• The members of my ethnic group or of another ethnic group;
• The members of a political party, trade union, religious, sport, or other group (to which I might belong);
• Rivals;
• My work colleagues;
• Competitors, clients;
• People in my village, neighbourhood or region;
• People in neighbouring villages, towns, cities, regions, countries;
• "Society";
• Foreigners;
• Immigrants;
• Strangers;
• Tourists;
• The "enemy";
• Those I dominate (rule, direct, exploit, denigrate, etc.);
• Those who dominate me;
• Those who are more/less knowledgeable than I am;
• Those I love or those I hate (or ignore);
• Terrorists;
• Mentally or physically ill people;
• Those who threaten me or keep watch on me;
• People carrying (contagious) diseases;
• Institutions (the State, bureaucracy, political organizations, the judicial system, the media, etc.);
• The police, the secret service, the army;
• Figures of authority (teachers, politicians, religious leaders, etc.);
• People with power, dictators (members of dictatorial, corrupt or totalitarian regimes), etc.;
• Big Brother, secret societies, sects, conspirators (cf. conspiracy theories);
• Zombies, monsters, vampires, ghosts, aliens, etc.;
• Myself in the mirror;
• My alter ego;
• An actor's character.

> A definition of "Other" by Wikipedia: click HERE!

> A sociologist's definition of "otherness": click HERE!