It was learned over time like most human behaviors.
My point of view is that people should respond in whichever way they feel is best.
I was raised or indoctrinated to respond to acts of kindness by expressing gratitude, I'm also aware that everyone isn't raised the same way which means, the way I might respond to a given situation might be radically different than how someone else might. The idea that everyone should respond the same way to the same situation deserves pushback.
If my mother gives me a card and I threw it away, I wouldn't be upset at her if that made her angry. She's my mother and she's largely responsible for indoctrinating me with my set of existing beliefs and throwing away a gift would be an aberration.
I personally believe it's better and more realistic to manage what's in our control as opposed to hoping other people become nicer. I have the power to do a better job of managing my expectations of people that I've never met before, I cannot however change the way those very same people interact in relation to other people.
That’s the thing tho breh. We cant expect shyt from anyone. We have these expectations and when people don’t meet them we feel some type of way
Pick aint shyt men then blame the rest brehettesMaybe..because for the most part...
Men let women down...
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I disagree with the assertion that not saying thank you to a person holding your door is somehow hostile.
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YupSo the dusty dude who treats her like shyt but she still let him smash does he need threapy
Actually white women are way worse at this lolInsert "black women" =plat thread
Ur right. Thats why I dont do anything decent for them. I’m too much of an entitled prick to expect a thank you so to save us both time I dont do it at all:Denzelcrackinup:Women don't owe you any pleasantries, and they didn't ask you to hold the door open for them.
Ur right. Thats why I dont do anything decent for them. I’m too much of an entitled prick to expect a thank you so to save us both time I dont do it at all:Denzelcrackinup:
I'm about to get in the shower but I will say even though I find some of @Matt504 's points worthy of eyerolls, once I engage him it is actually refreshing as I usually don't get to argue points to their bare bones with anyone these days. Most times it has degenerated into name calling and wishing of rapes long before then, sadly. I disagree with about 50% of his stances but even the points you disagree with will make you pause and consider. Steel sharpens steel.