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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Is it rude to be rude to a person, who's rude to you first?

Alternative:

Is it rude to be rude to someone who's selfish?

Is it rude to be rude to someone, who doesn't register a polite "no"?

When is it okay to be rude?

Is it okay to be rude?

I get all that "walk a mile in other person's shoes" and all.... but how many miles does one have to walk in others shoes till it becomes okay to snap?

Is it okay to snap?

So many questions....

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of

If you want to lower yourself to the level of the person who's rude to you or ignorant, do so. Alternatively be wiser and rise above, stay calm and polite. I prefer the latter.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Is it rude to be rude to a person, who's rude to you first?

Alternative:

Is it rude to be rude to someone who's selfish?

Is it rude to be rude to someone, who doesn't register a polite "no"?

When is it okay to be rude?

Is it okay to be rude?

I get all that "walk a mile in other person's shoes" and all.... but how many miles does one have to walk in others shoes till it becomes okay to snap?

Is it okay to snap?

So many questions.... "
how rude

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If you want to lower yourself to the level of the person who's rude to you or ignorant, do so. Alternatively be wiser and rise above, stay calm and polite. I prefer the latter. "

Nailed it

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By *.leisureMan
over a year ago

all over

I think it is totally ok to be rude unless you respect the other person and you don’t want to hurt their feelings, if not f*ck em & rude away.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Is it rude to be rude to a person, who's rude to you first?

Alternative:

Is it rude to be rude to someone who's selfish?

Is it rude to be rude to someone, who doesn't register a polite "no"?

When is it okay to be rude?

Is it okay to be rude?

I get all that "walk a mile in other person's shoes" and all.... but how many miles does one have to walk in others shoes till it becomes okay to snap?

Is it okay to snap?

So many questions.... "

Ignorance is ignorance ..l find the best way to deal or handle anything like that is to just totally ignore them ,it's not being rude ,it's just protecting you from them bringing you into their web of whatever the fuck they spin ,you could as you say " walk all the miles " you want in their shoes but they'll still be the exact same rude or ignorant person ..there is plenty of space for them out there ..just leave them out in it .. believe me .. wayyyyyyyyyy easier and better for you .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Well it depends on the type of rude.

Theres the rude when your walking behind someone through a self closing door and they see you behind them but let it swing in your face and carry on walking ...thats not cool and quite rude

Theres the rude when you think your alone and slip a sneaky 1 out only to realise someone is right behind you...that's not cool either, maybe a little funny but rude all the same

Then theres the rude when you swing your ding song around in front of a playmate...thats a fun plsyful kinda rude and most are cool with that

Finally theres the rude when someone just wont take no an answer and keep pestering you till you snap and either block them or thell them to politely f off before blocking them ahead of the rant and insults you know are quite likely to follow...that's an acceptable kind of rude especially when it's starting to turn to insults

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"If you want to lower yourself to the level of the person who's rude to you or ignorant, do so. Alternatively be wiser and rise above, stay calm and polite. I prefer the latter. "

That's the thing... when everyone is calm and polite to rude and ignorant people, they often think it's acceptable to treat other humans the way they do.

Sometimes it's healthy to treat them with their own medicine. That's my logic anyway..

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By *an For YouMan
over a year ago

belfast/holywood

Ignore rude people . You are the bigger person. Rude people thrive on being antagonistic. They are normally insecure, chip on the shoulder, Inadequate people. Don’t rise to them.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If you want to lower yourself to the level of the person who's rude to you or ignorant, do so. Alternatively be wiser and rise above, stay calm and polite. I prefer the latter.

That's the thing... when everyone is calm and polite to rude and ignorant people, they often think it's acceptable to treat other humans the way they do.

Sometimes it's healthy to treat them with their own medicine. That's my logic anyway.. "

That just validates their behaviour

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By *Belfast_FellaMan
over a year ago

belfast

I totally understand people saying rise above it, don't sink to their behaviour etc. But there are times when you just have to tell a rude person to get fucked.

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By *evil_u_knowMan
over a year ago

city

I'm always reminded of university.

At the end of the year the Student of the year award went to a girl who had travelled to Ireland to study. She was very vocal about how hard this was for her, she was rude, she used it as a reason for others to pick up her part of group work. The excuse was always "walk in her shoes".

After the award a guy (Mr.A) went up to the lecturers, and said "I thought Mr.X would have gotten the award. He consistently got 90-100% in every test and I did my best to match him but couldnt. He also helped me every chance he could"

The lecturer agreed that Mr.X got the best grades. But said to Mr.A, that you have to take into account how hard it was for the girl. He just looked at the lecturer blankly and walked off.

The lecturer feeling that there might be bad feelings about the girl getting the award went over to talk to Mr.X, to see if he felt bad about not getting the award despite getting the best results.

He said to Mr.X "Its true you got the best grades but that girl went through a lot and got good grades. Mr. A said he thought you would get the award. I understand that you helped him and others during the year but I explained to him that her personal situation was hard".

Mr. X just looked at him in the eyes and said "Mr. A lost both his parents this year, his mum and dad died within 2 months of each other. He still got better grades than her. My best friend died this year. You chose to give her the award because she is most vocal about her problems, not because she had the hardest year."

then just walked off.

I dont think there is any reason to be rude, because there are people out there going through the worst year of their life, really really struggling with things, and they remain polite, they remain working, they keep it together, and these people have to put up with rude treatment, because some idiot is just more vocal about how hard things are for them.

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of


"If you want to lower yourself to the level of the person who's rude to you or ignorant, do so. Alternatively be wiser and rise above, stay calm and polite. I prefer the latter.

That's the thing... when everyone is calm and polite to rude and ignorant people, they often think it's acceptable to treat other humans the way they do.

Sometimes it's healthy to treat them with their own medicine. That's my logic anyway.. "

I don't really agree with that because part of their intention is to get a reaction from you. If you don't get upset or aggressive yourself their insult just hits a void, a bit like ignoring trolls rather than reacting to their provocations.

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By *oohTV/TS
over a year ago

Dublin

Be as rude as you want.

Sure you have their shoes and they’re a mile away! What are they going to do?

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By *xperimental CoupleCouple
over a year ago

Fab


"I'm always reminded of university.

At the end of the year the Student of the year award went to a girl who had travelled to Ireland to study. She was very vocal about how hard this was for her, she was rude, she used it as a reason for others to pick up her part of group work. The excuse was always "walk in her shoes".

After the award a guy (Mr.A) went up to the lecturers, and said "I thought Mr.X would have gotten the award. He consistently got 90-100% in every test and I did my best to match him but couldnt. He also helped me every chance he could"

The lecturer agreed that Mr.X got the best grades. But said to Mr.A, that you have to take into account how hard it was for the girl. He just looked at the lecturer blankly and walked off.

The lecturer feeling that there might be bad feelings about the girl getting the award went over to talk to Mr.X, to see if he felt bad about not getting the award despite getting the best results.

He said to Mr.X "Its true you got the best grades but that girl went through a lot and got good grades. Mr. A said he thought you would get the award. I understand that you helped him and others during the year but I explained to him that her personal situation was hard".

Mr. X just looked at him in the eyes and said "Mr. A lost both his parents this year, his mum and dad died within 2 months of each other. He still got better grades than her. My best friend died this year. You chose to give her the award because she is most vocal about her problems, not because she had the hardest year."

then just walked off.

I dont think there is any reason to be rude, because there are people out there going through the worst year of their life, really really struggling with things, and they remain polite, they remain working, they keep it together, and these people have to put up with rude treatment, because some idiot is just more vocal about how hard things are for them."

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By *ustBoWoman
over a year ago

Somewhere in Co. Down

I totally understand people saying rise above it, don't sink to their behaviour etc. But there are times when you just have to tell a rude person to get fucked.

This is so true usually I ignore but on the odd occasion I will tell someone to just get fucked.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Totally agree... it is still to be on the receiving end some times though , especially if you like the person

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I'm always reminded of university.

At the end of the year the Student of the year award went to a girl who had travelled to Ireland to study. She was very vocal about how hard this was for her, she was rude, she used it as a reason for others to pick up her part of group work. The excuse was always "walk in her shoes".

After the award a guy (Mr.A) went up to the lecturers, and said "I thought Mr.X would have gotten the award. He consistently got 90-100% in every test and I did my best to match him but couldnt. He also helped me every chance he could"

The lecturer agreed that Mr.X got the best grades. But said to Mr.A, that you have to take into account how hard it was for the girl. He just looked at the lecturer blankly and walked off.

The lecturer feeling that there might be bad feelings about the girl getting the award went over to talk to Mr.X, to see if he felt bad about not getting the award despite getting the best results.

He said to Mr.X "Its true you got the best grades but that girl went through a lot and got good grades. Mr. A said he thought you would get the award. I understand that you helped him and others during the year but I explained to him that her personal situation was hard".

Mr. X just looked at him in the eyes and said "Mr. A lost both his parents this year, his mum and dad died within 2 months of each other. He still got better grades than her. My best friend died this year. You chose to give her the award because she is most vocal about her problems, not because she had the hardest year."

then just walked off.

I dont think there is any reason to be rude, because there are people out there going through the worst year of their life, really really struggling with things, and they remain polite, they remain working, they keep it together, and these people have to put up with rude treatment, because some idiot is just more vocal about how hard things are for them."

Reminds me of a story that happened here on fab...

Some girl was making very nasty comments about me and some other fab ladies. She kept going on and on about how bad we are to everyone she knew and didn't know.

When she got confronted about it obviously there was no responce.

One of her friends apologized for her saying "Oh, please don't be angry, she had a hard life, she is like that sometimes".

We all have our problems and nobody's life is just rainbows and butterflies...

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By *lippery-when-wet-180Woman
over a year ago

South Dub

I like to tell them to F off with a smile

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By *evil_u_knowMan
over a year ago

city


"Reminds me of a story that happened here on fab...

Some girl was making very nasty comments about me and some other fab ladies. She kept going on and on about how bad we are to everyone she knew and didn't know.

When she got confronted about it obviously there was no responce.

One of her friends apologized for her saying "Oh, please don't be angry, she had a hard life, she is like that sometimes".

We all have our problems and nobody's life is just rainbows and butterflies... "

People seem to fall over themselves to reward a good sob story. Just need to remember lots of people are going through hard times and doing it while remaining polite.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Reminds me of a story that happened here on fab...

Some girl was making very nasty comments about me and some other fab ladies. She kept going on and on about how bad we are to everyone she knew and didn't know.

When she got confronted about it obviously there was no responce.

One of her friends apologized for her saying "Oh, please don't be angry, she had a hard life, she is like that sometimes".

We all have our problems and nobody's life is just rainbows and butterflies...

People seem to fall over themselves to reward a good sob story. Just need to remember lots of people are going through hard times and doing it while remaining polite."

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Normally I will rise above and ignore but at a certain time of the month God are they sorry they were rude to me. It can be very satisfying to call out a rude person.

It should be done more often.

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