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    Good manners are important for considering others' feelings and building respectful relationships. The golden rule of treating others as you wish to be treated still applies today. Practicing good manners like being thoughtful, helpful, and respecting others encourages positive behavior from others and makes for a pleasant life. Examples of good manners include speaking respectfully, listening well, holding doors, and respecting elders. Good manners demonstrate respect and consideration for others.

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    Good manners are important for considering others' feelings and building respectful relationships. The golden rule of treating others as you wish to be treated still applies today. Practicing good manners like being thoughtful, helpful, and respecting others encourages positive behavior from others and makes for a pleasant life. Examples of good manners include speaking respectfully, listening well, holding doors, and respecting elders. Good manners demonstrate respect and consideration for others.

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    Good manners are important for considering others' feelings and building respectful relationships. The golden rule of treating others as you wish to be treated still applies today. Practicing good manners like being thoughtful, helpful, and respecting others encourages positive behavior from others and makes for a pleasant life. Examples of good manners include speaking respectfully, listening well, holding doors, and respecting elders. Good manners demonstrate respect and consideration for others.

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    Manners and etiquettes

    Good manners are important for considering the feelings of other people and being the kind of
    person that others will like and respect. In the ‘olden days’ children were taught about the Golden
    Rule, “Always do to others as you would wish them to do to you if you were in their place.” This is
    still a good way to behave nowadays. If you are respectful to others then you are more likely to
    be treated with respect by them. If you show good manners everywhere you go, you are more
    likely to encourage others to behave in the same way towards you. Jump to good manners
    chart.

    Good manners show the best you have to offer and encourage others to be their best. Practicing
    these manners on a daily basis makes for a more pleasant life.
    • Be thoughtful
    • Be cheerful
    • Be generous
    • Be co-operative
    • Be helpful
    • Don’t be bossy
    • Don’t put people down or say rude things
    • Respect other’s privacy
    • Take care of personal property
    Basic Examples of Good Manners and Etiquettes
    o Choose your words wisely and don’t rush to comment about things you don’t know
    much about. Being a good listener is often better than speaking. You don’t need to have
    an opinion on everything.
    o Think things out before you speak, especially if you are a person who may be poor at
    finding the right words to say. Don’t start a sentence, with ‘ums’ and ‘ers’ in between, it
    seems awkward and you should try speaking to yourself in front of a mirror, it works! It
    increases your confident in speaking.
    o Don’t speak loudly. You will quickly lose respect if you do, as this can be seen as
    overbearing and rude. It can also make other people angry and upset with you before you
    even establish some kind of relationship with them. They will see you as a ‘big mouth’ who
    cannot be trusted with anything confidential. So practice turning your volume down if you
    tend to have a loud voice.
    o Speak with respect to and of others. You can do this by avoiding negative remarks that
    may insult someone else. The general rule is- if you don’t want someone to speak about
    you that way, you don’t speak about them to others.
    o Do not ever speak of bodily functions even if it is a casual conversation, such as using
    the bathroom or telling crude jokes, for this shows sign of immaturity and often creates a
    bad impression of you with your friends, family, and co-workers.
    o Always respect older people and listen to them and learn. This applies to all elders and
    not just parents and grandparents.
    o Using the terms ‘Thank You’, and ‘You are Welcome’ shows that you have good
    manners. People who lack manners do not use these terms.
    o Hold open a door for anyone following you closely. This is a sign of a good manner and
    has never changed. There are no strict gender rules in this day and age.
    o Speak highly of your parents respect them, even if there are things about them that you
    do not like. If you cannot do that, stay away from speaking about them at all. It looks bad
    to insult or speak badly of the people who brought you into this world or raised you. Don’t
    wash dirty family laundry in public. It is negative and rude.
    o Do not swear to use filth language and curse words. It is unprofessional! People who
    do this are usually very immature and have no self-control or respect for themselves and
    others!
    Good manners are simply respect and consideration for others or being aware of the needs of
    others. They are the oil which lubricates the friction of interpersonal relations and creates a
    happy and successful society. So, Give Respect and Take Respect!

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