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Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors If you go to someone's house, and they cook for you, you eat it with a big smile and lots of thanks, even if it was garbage.

My wife brought her friend over for lunch, I made pierogies, she goes "that's not a meal, that's a side" and goes to get Quiznos. Blew me away.

Someone's hospitality is the deepest respect they can show you. You have to give it back. How conscientious you are of that scenario is a good sign on how you were raised

Chip_Winnington , Taz Report

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443points

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Kookamunga 1 year ago

Yes, if you don't like the food, keep it to yourself. Act gracious. Act kind.

186points

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Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors They always portray themselves as a victim. Nothing is ever their fault and somebody is always out to get them.

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381points

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Stardust she/her 1 year ago

I’m a victim minded person. Each time something happens, I blame the other person and hold a grudge against them. Now I’m doing much better and have started owning up to my mistakes without unfairly blaming someone

205points

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors If they make messes in public areas and just wander off (leaving trash in the theater, not flushing, leaving the cart in a parking space).

Edit: forgot the theater thing is the norm in Britain! I meant in general, leaving a mess where it's not supposed to be.

swervefire , Jon Seidman Report

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359points

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Amy S 1 year ago

They always have rubbish bins right outside the door too. If you can carry your popcorn to your seat you can carry the empty carton back to the bin.

191points

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors Disrespecting people for doing their job.

indinicove , ttarasiuk Report

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343points

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Carlos 1 year ago

My biggest turn off on a date is if they treat the waiter poorly.

160points

Chill_Franchfries , Nicholas Canup Report

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors They act like mental illness is something you can just get over.

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341points

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Ian Lee 1 year ago

“It’s all in your head” Yes I know that’s the whole problem LOL

191points

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors How they treat people from whom they have nothing to gain.

anon , Chloe Muro Report

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300points

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Headless Roach 1 year ago

I'd say a 'slumlords' hoodie may be a flag waving on its own

105points

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors They don’t take responsibility for their actions.

Esorier , Imogene Huxham Report

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287points

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V 2000 1 year ago

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Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors How they act as a boss when their employee messes up.

Yelling and belittling shouldn’t be your first option.

EpicBlinkstrike187 , darkday Report

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272points

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Headless Roach 1 year ago

On any professional level, it should not even be the last.

136points

#10

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors They never say please or thank you.

writerintheory1382 , wadebetter Report

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272points

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Headless Roach 1 year ago

Even worse, they don't shake hands with a bin.

195points

#11

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors Someone that does things to intentionally hurt another persons feelings after they’ve expressed that, that certain thing hurts their feelings.

JadeM05 , shellhawk Report

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244points

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Ian Lee 1 year ago

Some people are so cruel to that they LIKE to hurt people

100points

#12

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors Not respecting personal boundaries.

If you're wondering why someone has these sorts of issues, take a look at their parents.

Wearer_of_black , Phil Denton Report

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236points

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Kookamunga 1 year ago

I love my fur baby, but why why why must his comfy spot be 1 inch from my face? We've established your ownership of me 8,364 times already. get-off-me...c4e626.jpg

99points

#13

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors They whistle, snap their fingers, or make that "pspsps" sound to get their server's attention in a restaurant.

evil_agent_perry , SidewaysSarah Report

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229points

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Headless Roach 1 year ago

Ugh

72points

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#14

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors We lost a beloved pet today, one of our friends said "time to get another". This happened today! I'm not sure if he's stupid, insensitive or just an a*s know we're not friends anymore.

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216points

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Jessica Specht 1 year ago

I've learned over the years that as much as the people I care about love their pets, it's wrong for me to assume they even want another pet after having to put one down. I've had to put 3 pets down in the past 15 years sooner than I had hoped due to undiagnosed medical issues. I now have an almost 14 year old beagle mix girl (Ziggy). When she goes, I will likely be unconsolable and if anyone tells me (that doesn't understand the bond between a pet and owner) to "just get another one", I will likely remove said person from my life. I don't even know if I would WANT another pet after Ziggy goes, and my husband may not want another one either. It's just simply insensitive and uncalled for to a grieving pet parent.

15points

#15

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors You give them a lift and they leave rubbish in your car.

kitjen , Keenan Pepper Report

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213points

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DennyS (denzoren) 1 year ago

Yep but I rather they leave the trash in the car than throw it out the window...that's an absolute no-no.

124points

#16

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors Who are the guys who spit out their chewing gum into urinals? I see this all the time at work and I work in a high end corporate place. Do they think it disolves and goes down the pipe? The janitor has to pick that out.

NealR2000 , Dan Ox Report

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200points

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Sonja 1 year ago

Those are arrogant, egoistical AHs who don't care what this means for others. They're just to lazy to spit it into a trashcan or, like normal people, into a tissue or a piece of paper and then throw it away

15points

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#17

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors The word "no" just means throw a fit and be as obnoxious as you can be until you get your way. "No" does not mean that rules are rules or someone's job might be on the line, they're the important one, not anyone else.

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193points

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Headless Roach 1 year ago

Your rules may be important, but mine are importanter.

78points

#18

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors They one-up you *all the time*.

maleorderbride , Steven Lilley Report

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192points

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Braelyn Robinson 1 year ago

Pfft! Those trophies are weaksauce compared to my collection. Why, did you know I was the 1977 world pickleball champion? All of these new players need to know who’s boss.

87points

#19

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors I know a few of these types of people, and they tend to have one or more of the following traits:

* They are disrespectful to everyone, not just authority figures. Watch how they treat customer service or retail staff.

* They have no manners in general, or only use manners when they absolutely have to in order to preserve their own interests.

* They are cruel to people and/or animals, and laugh at the suffering of others.

* They are selfish.

* They destroy things, steal, and cheat. Some also commit more serious crime.

* They expect handouts from everyone.

* They shirk hard work and responsibility whenever they can.

* They complain a lot, and constantly act like they are a victim.

* They are terrible parents to their own children.

BlackCaaaaat , Alper Çuğun Report

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185points

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Kookamunga 1 year ago

Treatment of servers, retail workers, etc - that's the key. If they pick on someone that can't fight back, that is beyond a red flag. You are officially a complete b a s t a r d.

94points

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#20

They gossip about others and will be vindictive behinds people’s backs, but pretend to be sweet to their face.

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Ian Lee 1 year ago

If they gossip about people to you… then they are gossiping about you to other people :/

127points

#21

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors Not putting the cart back at the grocery store.

01kaj10 , Paul Swansen Report

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164points

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Headless Roach 1 year ago (edited)

So piling them up on your truck and driving away is cool? TIL

70points

#22

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors Turning conversation back to themselves at all cost.

Being a good listener is a sign of a person raised well.

Edit: to clarify, I don’t mean quiet or a doormat. I mean generous, empathetic, supportive and curious. Good follow-up questions without making it about oneself, etc.

anon , Steve Jurvetson Report

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152points

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Alexia 1 year ago

This one usually doesn't go alone. Such people are also narcissistic and emotionally abusive, extracting validation from humiliating and belittling others. They know everything, they give unsolicited lessons and advice, the world revolves around them. If you lost somebody for example, your grief is nothing as compared to what they had suffered in a similar situation. If you're planning to do something, they've already done it ahead of you. If you wish to visit a place, they've already been there before you. I had such a "friend". Avoid them like plague.

66points

#23

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors People who don’t offer to help you clean up when they are visiting you.

Like having friends over and them leaving you with all the beer bottles, bowls and glasses on the table. I don’t mind cleaning up, but I always offer when at someone else house. You make the mess together.

anon , Trix and friends Report

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152points

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Not-a-Clue-What-to-Call-Myself 1 year ago

I'm never sure if the protocol on this. I would always offer, but it does depend on how well you know people and some people seem genuinely offended if you try to help out, like they want to act as the hosts and treat you like guests.

66points

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#24

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors Chewing with their f*****g mouth open...

YSOSEXI , Tony Alter Report

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149points

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Kaniwani 1 year ago

I know some people who can't breathe through their nose and do this. I think it's okay if they have certain medical issues.

84points

#25

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors They don't know how to do normal household stuff. I've seen people that don't even know how to make their own coffee or clean a toilet.

Edit: I only mentioned making coffee as an example. If you don't know how to make coffee because you don't drink it, that's fine.

ImInJeopardy , George N Report

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137points

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Jessica Specht 1 year ago

I don't know how to clean a house very well, because my mother did all of it. Her reasoning.....me, my sister, and my dad won't do it right. It's not like I don't do my best to keep a clean home, but it's not a very good job.

58points

#26

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors If they have zero manners.

bydneybevens , Brendon Connelly Report

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135points

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Headless Roach 1 year ago

Who offended the kitty?!

112points

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#27

Thinking abusive/manipulative behaviors are the norm.

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126points

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Lakota Wolf 1 year ago

Welcome to my childhood!

46points

#28

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors They apologize for every little thing. Probably a sign that they grew up with abusive parents that got mad over anything and everything.

potatozceuncher , Hemmerling Law Report

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102points

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Kookamunga 1 year ago

Or they are Canadian.

120points

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#29

They will never try to defend something they believe using logical reasons.

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100points

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CHRIS DOMRES 1 year ago

How be be a good neighbor: never bring up religion or politics when talking with neighbors.

46points

#30

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors I'm gonna answer this literally.

As a teacher, I see there's a lot of different values that go into parenting styles, some that aren't my values but still raise a productive, responsible, and successful child. But there is evidence of bad parenting from a child development point-of-view.

-Is extra clingy and implies or outright states your their sole custodian for their well-being.

-Is incredibly aggressive about getting their way or being correct all the time.

-Responds to slights or inconveniences violently.

-Is extremely withdrawn and doesn't care for self.

-On the flip side, is very self-sufficient from a very young age and also has anxiety and/or depression.

-Seeks attention constantly. Not just a lot, but *constantly.*

Obviously, the child abuse signs are indicators of not being raise right, and only apply here to actual children, but it never hurts to remind people of them:

-Has suspicious bruising/injuries on body where it's not normal to have injuries (ex. bruised forehead and skinned knees are normal on toddlers, black eyes are not)

-Carefully covers parts of the body that would not normally be covered (Ex. Won't roll up sleeves even a little on hot days which, bonus, is also a sign of self-harm)

-Is inappropriately sexual and/or knowledgable about sexuality for age group

-Is weirdly afraid to be alone with another person. Not just, I dont want to go home because my dad's gonna give me a whuppin for starting a fight at school, but something like finding a lot of excuses to not hang out with an older cousin ever

-Is often dirty, stinky, soiled

-Is often underfed

-Tells you they are being abused

I took this way too seriously, but there you go!

EDIT: People are commenting with personal situations that involve the warning signs of child abuse I mentioned, but aren't child abuse in their case. This is what makes it so hard to detect. Kids are always bruised, stinky, and secretive. What's important is to keep an open mind, and sort of observe a pattern of signs and behaviors. If alarm bells go off, our first impulse is to explain it away, but making an anonymous tip is not as harmful as people believe. In my experience, nothing is even investigated until the reports pile up unless you physically witness the abuse.

EDIT 2: Just to be clear, the first list just means the parents or household should be better to optimally encourage the wellness of a child. The second is of warning signs of abuse.

maxtacos , Scott Report

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91points

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Ian Lee 1 year ago

Some people don’t deserve to be parents :(

69points

Kathryn Baylis 1 year ago (edited)

Of course, the best advice is NOT have them in the first place, if you don’t want them or can’t handle being parents. What kills me is that I wanted children but couldn’t have them. Those who are so cavalier about their children, who don’t care about their children, who abuse their children, who murder their children infuriate me. They’re able to have what I couldn’t, yet are unable to appreciate it. You don’t want your kids? Fine. I have a front doorstep. Just leave the kids there, ring my doorbell, and run. I know that’s an extreme statement. What I’m actually saying is if you don’t want your children, there are a huge number of people who do—-in a good way, I mean—-so instead of hurting your kids, find them another, better home, with people who will be good parents, who will take good care of them, keep them safe and healthy, and love them like they were their biological children. I don’t mean foster care, unless your state does an excellent job of vetting foster parents really closely. Give your kids a fighting chance of having happy lives, ffs.

14points

…In Utero… 1 year ago

All children deserve parents but not all parents deserve children.

6points

Robert B 1 year ago

I’m glad the toddler comment is there, because my youngest is completely determined to put is face though a solid object. I don’t know what goes on it a two year olds head but the guys on jackass didn’t try as hard to knock their own teeth out as my boys have.

3points

Jane Cortez 1 year ago

Helicopter parenting has lead to a new dysfunctional generation. A family friend is a University Prof. and says it is astounding the change over the decades. Generally many students literally need to be lead by their hand and lack a lot of skills as you g adults! Or, with Millennials wanting to raise their children as equals- actually overheard a father asking his two year old what she wanted to eat. A two year old is looking to the parent to raise them. Some decision making is ok but not having any boundaries is not. It’s screwing up another generation, but in a different way. Another family friend, ( a principal), said that ‘children are looking to their peers as role models.’

2points

Zalzany Games 1 year ago

Helicopting parents has nothing to do with being equals sigh. This is bias BS, helicopter parents are ones who hover over and are in every part of the kids life so they can't be an equal ever by default that parent always sees the kid as weaker, and needs their protection or guidance. It can also be abusive I seen some who don't trust their kid who yell, and pyschologically damage them, or just flat out hit their kids if they stray to far from their plans for them. Treating a kid as equal normally means letting them make mistakes and learn from them. If you holding their hands its that kid wasn't an equal that kid was treated like either a f**k up, or a baby not a grown up, and not trusted to do anything on their own. And this c**p boomers pushed on millianals we just invent this I saw stuff you are complaining about done to my generation as kids by yours or or older in some cases, just back then we only news at 7pm and newspaper not the net, so people "minded their own business."

0points

Katie Lutesinger 1 year ago

When I worked with kids we had to follow a checklist of signs a kid is being abused, and it was pretty much this. The mandatory training course was a thoroughly depressing experience. :(

1point

No One 1 year ago

I bruise easily and was an active tomboy. My 5th grade teacher arranged to talk to me alone and ask me some questions. I was horrified when I realized she was trying to determine if I was abused. I was not and assured her of that. But it is good that she noticed and asked. So many just turn away.

0points

Steph Hobbs 1 year ago

Parenting is the hardest job in the world. Trying to get the balance right so they have good self esteem and confidence but are not arrogant or think the world owes them something is a daily task. I've learnt though as a teaching assistant that if you don't teach little ones respect for other people, their feelings or their property, it is extremely difficult to instill it in them at a later date.

0points

JPB 1 year ago

Literally, a douche

0points

shyla Vincent 1 year ago

Some people are extremely withdrawn and don't take care of themselves because of mental illness

0points

Zalzany Games 1 year ago

How is this the least voted thing here? Must be a lot of bad parents clicking click bait who got sore on this one. But its dead on, these all signs something is off at home, people can go "oh they are just..." what ever but doesn't change things. Yes some times anxiety is from say high functioning autism, but it still agraveted even if you feel like best parent ever, you only screw up once to give a kid semipermant issue. I met amazing parents that just one bad day they snapped refused for weeks to apologize, but time they did, and became "better" parents damage was done and kid had mild PTSD for like 6 years it heard some one shout and panicked because that one incident.

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Michael 1 year ago

Keanu Reeves had the best lin in the movie "Parenthood". Watch it. Says it all.

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Michael 1 year ago

Abuse comes in many forms......and we are all victims of victims.

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Nick Wolf 1 year ago

As a teacher, you should probably know the differences between your and you’re, and when each is appropriate to use.

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Zalzany Games 1 year ago

No they don't its not something that will cost you much in life at all, no one is gonna fail you for that lol. People think that is the most important thing ever, had lazy teachers who didn't want to teach you better stuff, and you spent all day doing grammar drills instead of learning real skills lol.

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jupe77 1 year ago

"...extremely withdrawn and doesn't care for self..." Is a sign of depression or other mental illness.

0points

Taylor Keane 1 year ago

Teacher to teacher 'you're' not your

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Sheila Cobb 1 year ago

Bad parenting.

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Ralph Watkins 1 year ago

I used to work in a crisis unit for kids age 8-18. The worse kind of abuse was neglect. Even the kids who beaten still had a sense that they were loved somehow. Those who's parents didn't even acknowledge their existence were the ones with very deep seated issues. We also saw our hare of psychopaths. Schools usually had them admitted to us. Their parents all too often were controlled by the kid. We too often found when a child like that was planning violence, they were going to get rid of their family. These were too often the kids who were super smart in school. Thankfully we haven't seen any attacks by the worst kids. These are the ones who call school shooters pathetic. They tend to plot out a 100% death toll. Hint, they aren't into guns. They tend to excel at chemistry & physics.

0points

Zalzany Games 1 year ago

I had both as a kid I spent most my child hood with long stents no super vision, no cares given unless somehting blewback on my dad. And when he was around he was abusive mentally and physically. But its family generationa trauma passed down so he learned from ones who abused him how to hid the signs, never hit me where would leave a mark people could see. I got dragged out in the yard when to little to beat with a belt, not spanked he hit me in the legs, back s**t one time he was so angry I caught a stray hit to the shoulder. But he took me out back and used me as punching bag telling me no one would believe me if I told on him, and only hitting me in the chest and stomach so no bruises or black eyes for others to see.

0points

Cassi Lyris 1 year ago

You're a teacher and your grammar is this poor?.. I suppose they made a few good points but that really jumped out at me immediately...

0points

Zalzany Games 1 year ago

Its ok grammar drills are more of a lazy English teacher thing. In grand scheme it doesn't make that much of a difference, you won't fail college if you just proof you work and do more then one rough draft. People think because their lazy English teacher focused on grammar drills its the only thing that matters in life lol.

-1point

Lindsey Schaaf 1 year ago

Very well written. Thank you.

0points

Timbob 1 year ago

If it’s that bad, change schools, or jobs!

-1point

Jackie Horan 1 year ago

What does this comment even mean? Child abuse or neglect can, and unfortunately often does, happen everywhere. What should this teacher do, flee rather than try and help a child?

1point

vglw 1 year ago

your their sole custodian - shouldn't this be "you're their sole custodian"?

-1point

You Should Do Nothing with the Fence 1 year ago

*you're (sorry)

-1point

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#31

They don't ask about/say hi to your family members when they come over. I've seen people completely ghost my parents as they walk through the house and I couldn't wrap my head around it honestly.

Edit: I realised that alot of people actually may be forced into this by any form of anxiety or any mental-issues/traits they have, I just want to clarify that this is not targetting those people at all, just the people that straight-out were never taught that this isn't polite or knew that and never acted on it.

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Kathryn Baylis 1 year ago (edited)

On the flip side, people who invite you over to their house and never introduce you to anyone else there. I’ve been at friends’ homes before, where I’ve seen their family/roommates, have even made eye contact with them, yet the “host” never even thinks of introducing me to them. Always felt like the “host” thinks of their housemates as invisible or something. I would always try find a way to introduce myself to them anyway.

15points

#32

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors They don’t actually listen to what you’re saying, are just trying to formulate a response.

Edit: just want to clarify what i meant. the person I’m thinking of who does this, does this as a means of not really caring about your opinion, trying to make you look inferior, and rather than listening to why you feel the way you do, they want to try and just prove you wrong. i hope that makes sense. like not being interested in having a discussion, more interest in showboating their own opinions/beliefs/experiences. i think that makes someone selfish, therefore maybe not raised right. i could be wrong.

fillupthesky , Brian Evans Report

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14points

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JMil 1 year ago

They are only waiting for their turn to talk, not truly engaging.

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#33

When they say that they deserved being physically abused.

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13points

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Jessica Specht 1 year ago

NOBODY deserves that.

9points

#34

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors We know someone that won’t get a checking account/Direct Deposit because “the banks just steal your money”, and he takes his paycheck to a check-cashing/payday loan shop instead.

We also know his mom, who is in her mid-40s and on her 3rd bankruptcy.

Edit: Not discounting the likelihood that mom destroyed his credit long ago and still would empty his account today if given the chance (which still falls in the "raised wrong" category if you ask me), but we're talking about a 20 year old guy living with mom no rent/no car/no kids that shouldn't have any substantial debts/expenses of his own to make overdraft fees an issue.

AllGarbage , Carlos Varela Report

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11points

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Kathryn Baylis 1 year ago

Well, if Mom is the culprit and has ruined his credit, how is his situation improved by carrying cash, or hiding it in the house—-a place where she could find it and steal it?

7points

#35

Folks Online Think People Who Weren’t Raised Right Show Clear Signs Of It With These 30 Behaviors I'd say on the other end of the spectrum, if someone is anxious about simple social interactions, like sharing their opinions.

Lapsha_Ffa , schleikmeister Report

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10points

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Ches Yamada 1 year ago

Every time I said something at home I was wrong, mocked, etc. It made me think I was always wrong and not smart! But after getting out of the house folks would say things like, "oh, good idea", and I was almost certain they weren't sincere. I'm 46 and I *still* have a hard time believing what I truly know is fact. I can't blurt out answers if questions are raised on a game show (husband loves them lol), for example - because I'm sure I'm wrong.

7points