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Can you offer some suggestions of what to do when for no rhyme or reason someone in your family or even someone in your job gives you no respect when you treat them with good respect and care?
What would you do in such a situation.
Hello Jim!
It depends on whether it's a one- or two-time event or if it's habitual.
If it only happens once or very, very occasionally, you can chalk it up to someone's bad parental influences.
If it's habitual, you want to express to this person how you won't tolerate that sort of disrespectful behavior.
Like I always say, "You're [boring/rude/innate/crazy/etc.] ... and my legs still work. Bu-bye!"
Best regards...
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