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BLACKTIGER75
My siblings and I were taught at an early age to have respect for people, especially our elders. Anything less, was not acceptable. Growing up, I began to understand what my parents meant, and as I got older, I'd turned to some of my...
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Written on April 24th, 2012
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annasangels
let me tell u with a question..if an elder dont respect others what he/she expects?hm?
i think it must be mutual..right?i wont respect and sometimes probably argue if u dont respect me.i wont care if u are older
i mean..dont say ''im...
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Written on July 17th, 2009
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Daveokay
I remember when I was growing up that when you, did something wrong, you were punished. and i don't mean grounded. I mean bruises. I have no respect for kids who lash out at their parents consistently. Like everyone has a fight or row...
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Written on February 9th, 2011
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Sometimes we do and say things in an attempt to impress others. Other times we are angry or in most cases immature and as a result begin to treat others without regard to their feelings or where they have come from, perhaps the...
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Written on April 11th, 2011
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I was wondering where all of this changed and "why". As a child growing up, then into my teen years and still to this day I have always addressed my elders as Mr. , Mrs. Where did all this change and why?? Kids...
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Written on June 9th, 2009
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afreimann
Although I agree that Respect must be given to be reciprocated, I (at a ripe old 40 years of age this coming September) do validate the stated and reiterated fact that many people (particularly 25 and younger) fail to INITIATE respect...
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Written on March 30th, 2011
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