Rudeness comes in many forms. Cutting in line, talking loudly in movie theaters, ignoring children in line, using profanity in public (especially when children are present), feigning ignorance to deliberately hurt some one’s feelings by their comments, expecting others to clean up after them, as well as dozens of other ways we have all been forced to be privy to. I believe we have a duty to educate the entitled ones. Won’t you help me point out their rude behavior and explain the proper way to act the next time you encounter the entitled. It’s a tough job but, someone has to do it.
2 readers
liked this story.
PREVIOUS PAGE
more from Barbara Stanley
Showing stories 1-3 of 10
view more 
Comments
ther is a possibility that those people standing in line may have other issues they are dealing with which may not be important to you but still to them override their forgetfulness.I personally suffer from panic attacks and on occassion while leaving a store I do leave quickly grabbing my items etc.there maybe a issue with people being to judgemental also.Take a moment before you judge others and while you are moving the cart you could mark it on your good deeds list just a suggestion
Tell us a Story.
You know you've got something to share. Maybe it's something funny, touching, inspirational or informative. Whatever it is, your circle of friends here at DivineCaroline would love to hear from you.
Other topics you might appreciate
