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Tag: Respect
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I have been thinking lately about respect. Yesterday my family got together to visit a museum, on the way out of the museum my mother offered the front passenger seat to my husband because he has very long legs. My husband’s response was very sweet, “No Mom, that is your seat, I would never take that from you.” In my family when I was growing up my mom would usually sit in the front seat and yet as time went on and we got bigger my brother beg... Read More
I was recently looking through pictures of my old friends from high school and reminisced about good times we have had. While I look back on those times fondly, many of those friendships have grown distant over the years and I feel no strong desire to rekindle them. Then I look at the friendships that have lasted, what makes the difference? My first thought was that having the same standards was the key. But then I realized that, more important than this is having respect... Read More
I've recently come to have a better understanding of boundaries and respect. When one respects someone else, they Respect their boundaries. They follow the other persons wishes about not being contacted or their right to leave doors open. It is when there is a lack of Respect that there are big problems. Boundaries don't seem to exist when disrespect is around. The ability for one person to think for themselves even comes into question because their opinions are not valued since they'r... Read More
What is going on the Utah Jazz fans being so disrespectful? I have heard, read, and seen the Jazz fans being so disrespectful toward former Jazz player, Derek Fisher. Yeah I know he left the Jazz for the Lakers but Fisher went to the Lakers so he could live in L.A. to help his daughter receive the best treatment for his daughters eye cancer. I am not a Jazz Fan and certainly not a Laker fan but come on, Utah is supposed to be "Mormon country." Aren't we all a... Read More
I guess things were kind of hitting me today, as people are arguing over how best to have a relationship for long term commitment. I love to see people of all walks at least get along. I have known both sides of the fence when it comes to rich versus poor. It is never easy when people are looked down on for not knowing how to behave at a ritzy social gathering, just because they have never had the opportunity to learn how to. Manners and etiquit are all good things, but they... Read More
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