In your own opinion, do the people that surround you, use good manners? What manners that you have seen, that you feel could use some improvement?
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Generally, yeah. One thing that I hate is cell phone usage during meals! My friends do that a lot.
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Generally, yeah. One thing that I hate is cell phone usage during meals! My friends do that a lot.
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One of my friends eats from the main dish rather that pouring some in his own plate which pisses me off.
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I just had a "disagreement" with my daughter in law yesterday about that. My sister came to see me yesterday and my g/daughter was already over here so when my sister walked in I said,"Meagan say hello" and she said,"I'm shy" and I said you can be shy all you want but you are to be polite and say hello. Meagans mother said,"You don't understand that Meagan is really shy". I said but it is good manners to just say hello...I am not asking her to hug her. Bottom line I told Meagan to leave and that I was disappointed in her. Her mother left in a huff and what I am getting at is that common courtesy be taught and expected.
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No it's like your families job is to gross you out. I have ... ugh....gas smells...horrible wretched ppl
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Swearing and bad table manners. Talking about women or girls as objects in a disrespectful manner as well.
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. Right now I am in my office and the people do not have good manners... They are lewd and offensive and plain rude. I work in "The Office" honestly.
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People around me at work never say please or thank-you! It would be so much more pleasant if people remembered these three words.
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What I would really like to see more of is flushing of public toilets by the people who use them.
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I have mostly seen atrocious table manners.
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I'm pretty lucky. My guy is extremely courteous, and it's not just using formula words. There's an underlying attitude of courtesy in our relationship that implies that we would not WANT to make each other uncomfortable or annoyed. My kids are pretty good about it (they're grown up and live several hours away), but one is thoughtful by nature and the other one means well but was born sorta oblivious. He's a wonderful guy, but first he has to notice what he's supposed to do. People I don't live around? Something that bothers me is the use of foul language in loud noisy public conversations. I'm not a prude about it, but I think that so MANY people dislike the bad language that it's extra discourteous when the noisy ones don't keep it down.
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I think I could probably use some help in the manners department. I burp verly loudly and I do it a lot. I dont do it in front of anyone unless they really know me and I know that they think its funny.
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yes most everyone I know use good manners
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For the most part they do use good manners. I guess if I had to pick a manner that is abused, that would be parents letting their children run wild, while in stores and such.
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My significant other has good manners and is very nice to be around. His offspring, on the other hand, leave something to be desired in this area. I think that they get it from their other parent's lack of class and consideration for other people.
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generally good manners. a shower once a week would be appreciated.
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"Swearing in public" is the thing that has bothered me the longest. It shows a lack of respect for others and themselves. I could never understand that.
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I always try and use good manners and i know my 2 teenager kids are both courteous and kind people. I hate it when people swear all the time in normal conversation, because there is just no need for it and many find it so offensive, it just shows ignorance and an inability to express oneself i think .. :O)
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The people around me, all use good manners. Although they all do, they are some manners that have been long forgotten. 1. Asking the host if you can be excused. 2. Not speaking when you still have food in your mouth. 3. Propping yourself up with your elbows. 4. Not excusing yourself when coughing, sneezing or expelling gas from your body. Not to mention blowing your nose. 5. Asking the host if you can Help with the cleaning up after the meal. 6. opening doors for the ladies. 7. Seating the females and helping them with their chairs. The above list I have seen very rarely followed since I have been an adult. Perhaps because these maybe seen as old fashion or out-dated in our ever changing world.
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people spit in public these days all the time its still illegal and they get away with it
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My friends and family are all very well mannered. They definately don't need improvement. :D
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Manners are something I rarely see any more. They all need improvement in my opinion.
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