That’s really all I have, I don’t have 10 off the top of my head.

                1. Ice-skating.                2. Peppermint.                3. I’m Still Here by John Rzeznik.                4. Peppermint Winter by Owl City.                5. Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron. Don’t ask, the music makes me                    think of Jack okay.                6. Snowball fights.                7. Winter in general.                8. Polar bears.                9. My friend’s cat (she’s white with blue eyes and she is literally the                    sassiest little shit you will ever meet).              10. A Year Without A Santa Claus.

                1. Sexists. Jack firmly believes that everyone needs to be treated with                    respect, regardless of (not just gender) but race, sexuality, political                    views, and whatever else have you.                2. Fire. For obvious reasons.                3. Responsibility. He doesn’t disapprove of it per say, but he also isn’t                    really fond it either. He’s still a child; he views responsibility as the                    opposite of freedom, the thing that would put an end to his fun days                    and (essentially) the person he is.                 4. Bad cinema. Cause let’s face it; there’s nothing worse than a bad                    and/or disappointing movie. Especially one that got your hopes up.                5. Poorly executed snowball fights. It’s really not that hard to throw a                    snowball kiddies; let’s not embarrass the good name of snowball                    fights, alright? Or Jack Frost for that matter.                6. Broken promises. If you say you’re gonna be there, if you say that                    you’ll do something, don’t flake out. Jack cannot stand that sort of                    behavior from himself, let alone anyone else.                7. Giving up. And disapproving of it isn’t the same thing as not doing                     it at all. Because there have been several times where Jack has                    given up — whether it be on himself, someone else, or a situation                    — and has hated himself for it each and every time.                8. The idea that adults can’t have childish beliefs too. Though Jack                    will be the first to admit his surprise upon coming across an adult                    who can actually see him. But more broadly put, he hates the idea                    that growing up means you have to abandon everything that made                    your childhood what it was; the magic, the belief, the fun. All of it.                9. Overcooked/undercooked bacon. Because that’s just wrong. (He                    also solely blames Loki for the fact that this is a problem for him                    now. Totally his fault.)              10. Santa Clause 3. A gross misinterpretation of his character and to                    be honest, that movie offends him. Who’s brilliant idea was it to                     make him the villain anyways?