It's the way he follows me around everywhere - it gets right up my nose.To be honest, I prefer not to have to deal with her. She gets up my nose.
get up (one's) nose
To annoy or irritate someone. Hey, your loud music is really getting up my nose.
get up someone's nose
mainly BRITISH, INFORMAL
COMMON If something or someone gets up your nose, they irritate you very much. It's her manner that gets up my nose — she's so superior.This new producer looks as if he's going to get up everybody's nose.