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08-09-2008, 12:26 PM
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Depends on my mood when it happens as to how bad the person gets it back, if you are rude to me expect a nice dose of it in return, the worse my mood is the worse I give it back. My wife hates it when we are out in public and someone is rude or insulting towards either of us, she has said my rudeness or insults back are over the top.
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Better to die quick fighting on your feet, Then to live forever begging on your knees.
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08-09-2008, 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted by ninjakitty
I'm pretty much the same way. Normally I won't be bothered by rudeness or pathetic attempts at insults, but if the people I care about are the target, watch out. Normally though, I'll respond to rudeness with the "kill them kindness" technique, the "you're not worth my time" look, or I'll just laugh at them for being an idiot. All three usually work out quite nicely. I am guilty of occassionally snapping back though. If I'm having a bad day and someone uses a snotty tone with me, I might just lash out at them...my friends always get a kick when "Kitty's claws" come out because I'm normally so easy going.
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Completely ignoring stupid insults is usually the best offense, because sometimes they'll repeat it, and then I can just hit them with "Alright, we get it, I look like a d-bag, great call, can we move on?"
Usually at the end, they wind up looking like an ass.
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08-09-2008, 11:05 PM
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I try not to return the rudeness, but sometimes I can't help it.
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I choose death before dishonor
I'd rather die than live down on my knees
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08-10-2008, 02:38 AM
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I'm usually just amused when someone is rude to me. I'll make a sarcastic comment and move on.
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08-10-2008, 02:58 AM
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It would depend on the person. In my experience I would say something back but it wouldn't be an insult. I'd probably have an angry tone to my voice and ask them what the problem was.
There's one person who I sit with at work and she drives me up the wall. She's constantly rude to everyone and makes up stuff about us to tell our manager. The other day I lashed out at her and she didn't expect it. She's 29 (7 years older) and her face went bright red and she didn't say anything back to me. Proud moment of mine and my colleagues were chuffed someone finally stood up to her!
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Mom told me never to talk to strangers, and you're pretty strange.
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08-10-2008, 07:45 AM
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Originally Posted by ysabel
When someone insults you or displays rudeness/ill manners, how do you react? Are you satisfied with your usual response to this situation?
Do you attempt to stand up for yourself? Do you engage in a discussion? Do you ignore and walk away? Do you become rude in return? Get physical?
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I think it's best to show them that it hurts your feelings. Then they feel bad, and apologize, or leave you alone. Some boys like it, but I think it just makes them like you more. I don't really know how to react to them though lol.
I guess looking into it deeper your only choices are as follows.
Passive.
Passive agressive.
Agressive.
Asertive.
Passive is good becasue they usually leave you alone or say sorry.
Passive agressive just makes them resent you or hate you.
Agressive only gets you beat up lol.
Asertive kinda questions there power which makes them madder.
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08-10-2008, 07:49 AM
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Generally a good right hooks irradicates all further insults.
Usually though I try to ignore it but it's sometimes hard to resist engaging in confliction.
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And if they get me take this spike and, you put the spike in my heart.
Counting down to My 20th Birthday!:
Woohoo 20, no longer a moody teen!
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08-10-2008, 07:55 AM
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If it's an ignorable comment, I would just ignore it and walk away.
I'm one of those people who think about it for a while though until I think of what I should of said, and after I come up with something good I get annoyed at mysef for not thinking of it earlier. :|
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