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Is it rude to ask for money when asked for gift ideas from relatives? I'm worried in case I do a bad thing socially

Reddit r/autism·u/microwavedwood·6 months ago
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#money#rude#worried#birthday#relatives

It's my 18th birthday soon and I have relatives asking what I would like for my birthday. My issue is that I already have a lot of stuff (so not a lot of space + I've already got most things I want for myself) and there isn't really anything I want right…

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How do you stop interrupting people?

Reddit r/ADHD·u/Downtown-Ad9409·6 months ago
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#stop#rude#feel#interrupting#article

I got told I was rude the other day as I always interject and interrupt peoples sentences. I’ve just caught myself doing it again on the phone and I feel so ashamed.…

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Another reinterpretation of "rude"

Reddit r/Professors·u/jjmontem·6 months ago
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#meeting#rude#student#academic#dishonesty

Recently, [another](https://www.reddit.com/r/Professors/comments/1q0rz0g/who_changed_the_meaning_of_rude/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) poster noted that the term "rude" was being reinterpreted.…

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Should Students Lose Grades for Rude Behavior During Class?

Reddit r/Professors·u/PhanTrang356·6 months ago
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#grades#rude#class#student#students

Is it fair to lower a student's grades if they do not behave respectfully during class? For example, if a student mocks others or speaks in a rude and disrespectful way during the lecture. Do I have the right to deduct points for that?

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