Our Behaviour Represent Our Family Background
By SHOHANA
@SHOHANA (16093)
Bangladesh
November 12, 2020 3:03am CST
Hello all, typing this discussion on my break time of office. Past few days ago someone at my office talked with me attitude after behaving like a little bit rude. At that moment I realised that our behaviour not only represent our personality but also represent that family we belong. A gentle person who talks humbly is actually from a good family and a bad guy mostly belongs to a bad family where they never taught how to talk or respect others. Especially people should be taught from his/her childhood that how to respect women and talk. And we learn from our family at the beginning of our life.
So, we should be careful about our behaviour as we also represent our family and no one of us don't want to make a bad image of our family, right?
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19 responses
@simplfred (20641)
• Philippines
12 Nov 20
Not always true but I think on most I agree... Sometimes even our parents tried hard to raise us the good way... Some children lost their ways when they go outside and met some bad peers...
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@simplfred (20641)
• Philippines
12 Nov 20
@Cheyee I've been there... Ha ha... I am quite rebellious then but I have realized everything when I become a family man...
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@Cheyee (8344)
• Pakanbaru, Indonesia
12 Nov 20
@simplfred yes. Most people would realize it when they are older
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@Cheyee (8344)
• Pakanbaru, Indonesia
12 Nov 20
Parenthood is hard. Sometimes parents teach all the good things, giving good example but kids have their own mind, have their own opinion. Family is not the only factor to build character. Friends and environment are also give big impact.
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@LindaOHio (181721)
• United States
12 Nov 20
I totally agree. Many people today are not respectful and obviously were not raised properly.
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@Fa_Maverick (9487)
• Australia
13 Nov 20
Just cause they talk humbly doesn't mean they are from a "good" family. You can be from a "bad" family and still be a good person. It is all a matter of perspective too. Your "good" may be different from someone else's "good"
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@SHOHANA (16093)
• Bangladesh
14 Nov 20
@piyushbhatia1 hey same here, they are good guys in front of boss lol
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@GodServantme (1541)
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12 Nov 20
@SHOHANA yes. And my younger iblings talk to me badly
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@BrittneeD (350)
• United States
19 Nov 20
You definitely learn your behaviors and how you interact with people from your own family to start with because that's all you have.
but I think that slowly changes to how your peers or others such as teachers act and how they treat you.
I agree though If people treat you poorly you start to treat others poorly.
@toniganzon (72533)
• Philippines
12 Nov 20
That's the same here. We judge someone's family thru his or her own behavior. It reflects how one grew up and what type of family one has.
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you are right dear
@Shiva49 (26774)
• Singapore
12 Nov 20
I have worked in a few countries and have come across a few who are plain rude, cunning, jealous and non-cooperative. They can even bring down an organization if the top management does not intervene.
I agree family background has a great influence too in our approach to life in general.
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@Livelifetday (28)
• India
12 Nov 20
True, as family is a building bloc for an individual.
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