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sherb
OH MY GOOOOOOOD. I am so freaking mad because there is this guy in the hotel who keeps requesting wake ups and other people keep messing up but since it's me whose here he keep getting mad and yelling at me and I just can't. I sent an e-mail to everyone cause it really pissed me off, and the customer is pissed off and it's so stupid! Like if people just did what they were supposed to, literally just write me a note or tell me when they get relieved by me, but no, they didn't do anything and now I'm the one getting the blame...
You want LGBT people to be nice to you? Then you have to hold up your end of the bargain as well. If someone tells you you're being hurtful, no matter how aggressive they are, acknowledge it and work to change your behaviour rather than playing the victim.
I agree with everything but this part of your post. Even if their feelings of being hurt are valid, being a part of lgbt or any other group does not give a person the right to behave however aggressively they want. I’m not saying to coddle ignorant people, but to understand that respect has to go both ways, especially if you’re hoping for the other person to see your point of view and change their behavior
like i said i don't really care, i just thought it was best to keep it to myself. you can remove it if you want
Done. But don't be afraid on sharing your perspective on things. Sugar coating words, even to the extreme will never satisfy some people. Just try to be passive on those situations and never be the aggressor. (It will make them look bad if they argue with you)
What in the world is going on here?
I try to make a positive thread to end conflict, not ignite it.
People are different. Everyone is unique and different. Isn't that what makes life special? People are allowed to be who they are, there is nothing wrong with LGBT people. They deserve respect and equality just like anyone else. They are normal people, there is nothing wrong or bad about them.
I hope that everyone here can please, please TRY to be more understanding?
You want LGBT people to be nice to you? Then you have to hold up your end of the bargain as well. If someone tells you you're being hurtful, no matter how aggressive they are, acknowledge it and work to change your behaviour rather than playing the victim.
I agree with everything but this part of your post. Even if their feelings of being hurt are valid, being a part of lgbt or any other group does not give a person the right to behave however aggressively they want. I’m not saying to coddle ignorant people, but to understand that respect has to go both ways, especially if you’re hoping for the other person to see your point of view and change their behavior
like i said i don't really care, i just thought it was best to keep it to myself. you can remove it if you want
Done. But don't be afraid on sharing your perspective on things. Sugar coating words, even to the extreme will never satisfy some people. Just try to be passive on those situations and never be the aggressor. (It will make them look bad if they argue with you)
What in the world is going on here?
I try to make a positive thread to end conflict, not ignite it.
People are different. Everyone is unique and different. Isn't that what makes life special? People are allowed to be who they are, there is nothing wrong with LGBT people. They deserve respect and equality just like anyone else. They are normal people, there is nothing wrong or bad about them.
I hope that everyone here can please, please TRY to be more understanding?
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