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10. Being Intrusive with Personal Questions
“How much do you make?” ‘Why don’t you have any kids?” “Are you going to eat all that?” Asking overly personal questions, especially to people you don’t know well, can be seen as intrusive and rude. Respect others’ privacy by keeping questions appropriate for your relationship level and being mindful of boundaries.
Give people the necessary privacy, and don’t be too eager to know their personal affairs. It’s important to build trust and respect before delving into sensitive topics.
11. Touching People’s Hair
Touching someone’s hair without permission can be deeply uncomfortable for the person on the receiving end. This behavior can be particularly offensive for individuals with unique hairstyles or textures, as it may feel intrusive or objectifying. It’s crucial to recognize that hair is a part of someone’s body, and touching it without consent is a violation of their personal boundaries.
Always seek permission before making any physical contact, and respect people’s right to their own space and body autonomy. Understanding this can help encourage considerate interactions.
12. Lacking Shopping Cart Etiquette
Navigating the aisles of a grocery store can be a frustrating experience when others neglect basic shopping cart etiquette. Leaving carts in the middle of the aisle, blocking the pathway, or abandoning them in parking spaces after unloading can inconvenience other shoppers and staff.
