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RE: how to deal with disrespect? - lilggg - 12-05-2023
Ignore the haters. They hate because they jealous
RE: how to deal with disrespect? - camden016 - 12-05-2023
I take it really personally tbh
RE: how to deal with disrespect? - xantorum - 12-05-2023
beat the shit out of them 👍🏿👍🏿
RE: how to deal with disrespect? - Ruubie - 12-05-2023
Its not that easy but the best way is to not let it get to you but doin that is not easy
But useally people disrespect because they are either jalous or have there own problems. What i do is just think something along the lines of atleast im not so hopeless that i have to resort to pulling people down to pull myself up
RE: how to deal with disrespect? - daveydavey22 - 12-05-2023
Y you can just simply do one thing
RE: how to deal with disrespect? - supremo01 - 12-05-2023
Just review the situation as a whole and deal with it accordingly.
RE: how to deal with disrespect? - Jerduturki - 12-05-2023
Dealing with disrespect involves setting boundaries and addressing the issue calmly. First, communicate assertively, expressing how the behavior made you feel. Stay composed and avoid reacting impulsively. Sometimes, it's best to ignore minor instances. However, if disrespect persists, consider discussing it privately or seeking mediation. Remember, self-respect is crucial; don't tolerate consistent disrespect or mistreatment. Surround yourself with positive influences and focus on your well-being.
RE: how to deal with disrespect? - sgbepz91 - 12-06-2023
Ignore it and try to not use violence, ther is always a better way to make things right
RE: how to deal with disrespect? - MrJohnSquare - 12-06-2023
I usually just assume they had a bad day and move on with my life.
RE: how to deal with disrespect? - darkstark37 - 12-06-2023
it's easy to ignore from people you don't know or aren't close to...harder to let go of it when it is someone close to you.