If you are a young girl/guy, mind how you speak to others. If you visit your friend at home & her parents received you warmly, even honoured you by cooking for you, you can't turn around to tell their daughter that her parent's food (which you all ate) was salty.

#SundayThoughts

Even if you must say her parents food was salty, there is a right place and right way to say it. Don't in the name of civility, feminism or masculinity throw commonsense away.

#EasterSunday
#Easter2020

When you talk without tact, or talk like someone who wasn't trained at home, people have a duty to put you in your place - and that's saying it mildly.

#MANNERISM
#respectforothers

Whether you are male or female, there is a way to talk to your partner, talk less of others. It's called #courtesy, #decency, #civility or whichever other word you have for it.

The world as we know it today won't exist without these simple habits.

You can refuse to open your mouth every time you have an urge to speak. Before you open your mouth to speak, process your thoughts in your head first.

#SingleAndMingle
#SundayMotivation

There is a way to talk in the palace - this is a figurative speech that means know when to talk, and how. The when and how you say what you say are as important as "what" you say.

#StayAtHome

Don't in the name of modernity insult your parents' age mates (who do not wrong you). And even if an elder wrongs you, there is a way you would initially respond to the wrong that would show you have home training. You can be wronged and right, or wronged and wrong.

#goodlife

Lastly, don't walk with people that say commonsense is no longer important. Such people will ruin your life.

Thank you for reading.

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