We all encounter rudeness. What rudeness bothers you most? Your age? Gender? U.S. state, or country?

Answer 1

Rudeness is universal
All forms are equally bad
What bothers one most, is what is most jarring and unexpected, is based on the situation.. for example, you might expect a harried,government worker to be rude to you more than a a person in a classy office or vice versa.. what would bother you more would be when you least expected it
It transcends Race,borders and sexes
It is pretty easy to avoid, just remember what the Lord once said
"Do unto others as you would have others do unto you"
If you keep that in mind, and treat other people, like you would want yourself treated, all should be OK

Answer 2

-Improper cell phone use-I would rather not hear your cell phone conversation out in public.
-People that are in a hurry and bump into you without saying excuse me.
-When asking a store clerk do they have a particular thing and they say no and suggests you other places to go as if you want to run all over town. Maybe you already know where to go, but thought you would try them first.
-Our country thinking slavery and the civil rights movement was so long ago, that people of color need to get over it when many injustices are still prevalent today and we are yet to be on a fair playing field.
-Teenagers swearing when adults are around as if respecting your elders have gone out of style.
-Interrupting people when they are talking and you come in on the tail end of the conversation and want to be caught up. Stand quietly and wait until it is over and we will catch you up.
-Calling me or someone else anything other than american that has been here for generations, not 3 but 15 plus.

Answer 3

I think rudeness toward sex (such as "oh, she's a girl"), age (such as "she's only xx age", and state (such as "she's from Mississippi so she must be stupid) are all just ways of pumping someone up while pushing someone down. I don't think they are rudnesses. The rudeness that bothers me is when someone knows nothing about what they are saying and they act as though they do. An example is when someone says, "Oh, she is from Mississippi so she must not speak english well or her education must be lower than everyone elses". This rudeness is also called ignorance.

Answer 4

The rudeness that bothers me the most is when people that put down other countries. It seems to be very low class to me. I try to see the best of other countries, such as England. The trouble is, there are people out there who are not as polite.

Answer 5

hi, my call is Hank. you do not have my puppy peeve-rudeness listed. i imagine it truly is rude for someone to respond to your question with demeaning, condescending, racist or hateful answer, then don't have a way so that you could contact them and communicate to them on their rudeness. There are tens of thousands of people that're authentic about their solutions and promises them the concept had to respond to them subsequently. yet, there are tens of thousands of human beings in this internet website who're rude, crude and devastatingly propose. it truly is one of those devastating ingredient to the asker that typically the asker leaves Yahoo solutions for good. That very last reality should be considered a supposition, because i have not any info to diminish back it up. yet a lot of those human beings bypass to and use the 360 web page. The rudeness you're pertaining to isn't a difficulty with me. If absolutely everyone tries to slam me for my age, gender, my living house state or usa they're in for a polemical nightmare. i'm relentless on discriminatory hate spouters. Hank Feral

Answer 6

yes, I'm from hispanic background but was born and grew up in CA. when asked where I'm from I say California. I consider myself a Californian nothing else. It really gets to me when people turn around and ask but what country are you from... Maybe is them and their ignorance... CA is in the United States of America... that's the country. I also dislike when people automatically try to talk to me in spanish assuming that I don't know how to speak English. aahh! I needed to vent. Thank you!

Answer 7

Racism

Answer 8

where do i begin? inhaling peoples cigarette smoke that they casually and looking at the remains all over the ground. im 30, male, queens ny

Answer 9

People who think they're too good or whatever to say hello.

Answer 10

The "I don't care a damn about you kind"
25/F/Illinois