'Be a good steward of the world around you.'
At some point in many people's lives, you'll meet someone whose actions really just make you think."Wow, who raised them?!", it was full of a big range of behaviors that made people realize the massive lack of.
At some point in many people's lives, you'll meet someone whose actions really just make you think..."Wow, who raised them?!", it was full of a big range of behaviors that made people realize the massive lack of... couth in society:"Leaving your shopping cart in the middle of the parking lot when there’s a cart return approximately 20-50 ft away." "My daughters are five and seven years old. If you ask them why people litter, they'll tell you, 'Because those people are selfish and lazy.' I’ve been drilling that into their minds since they could speak. Be a good steward of the world around you." "Not even considering asking about taking off shoes when going into someone’s home, not using a coaster on someone’s furniture, leaving trash in someone else’s car, not offering to pitch in for gas, and not picking up after yourself in someone else’s home." "Playing videos at full volume on their phone in shared spaces. It's a dead giveaway of no consideration for other people's experience." "When someone has the attitude of 'I only interact with this person because of what I can get out of them.'" "An exceptionally loud table in a restaurant can really take the pleasure out of a meal. I have a slight hearing loss, and if I can easily understand your conversation, it’s too loud. I’m not talking about hearing people talk. I'm talking about understanding every word as if they were sitting across from me." "Not saying thank you for gifts. My parents taught us to send handwritten notes thanking guests after formal events like weddings and baby showers. For more casual events, we text or call. If someone sends money or a gift, the least you can do is take the time to thank them." "Entitlement and the way they treat other people. Children need to learn very early in life that the world does not revolve around them. Parents do their kids a massive disservice when they acquiesce to their every whim and desire." "When they don't give up their seat on transit for someone who clearly needs it And yes, I know not all disabilities are visible, but the vast majority just don't want to stand."idea they're a burden on anyone who spends a significant amount of time with them. They're always acting like the mouse who wants a cookie and then a glass of milk.""It’s not one behavior; it’s a pattern. No accountability, no gratitude, and an expectation that the world should adjust for them."Do you have a story to tell about the moment you immediately realized someone wasn't raised right? Let me know your thoughts in the comments, or if you'd like to remain anonymous, you can fill out the form below.
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