To put it in a simple way, the attitude is the first impression we have on someone, and the respect is what we need to convey when we speak to them.
Of course, it’s a little harder to do this in a post about our very own game.
Well, I’m a big fan of the game, and I think the “attitude” part is just as important. I think you can tell a person’s attitude just by looking at them. And when you look at a person first, it’s important to convey respect by way of having the right attitude.
The attitude is what you look like on the outside and how you speak, and the respect is what you show on the inside. It’s the same with our game. So, to sum up, attitude and respect are important in how you make a first impression, and that should be important in how you treat people.
Attitude is important, but respect is even more important. Its because a person who has respect for others will respect you back. If you treat people with respect, you will feel it. This is the primary reason why I like to say, “The more you respect people, the more they respect you.
That, and how we treat people also has an effect on how they treat other people. How they treat others will reflect how they treat you, and vice versa. A person who will respect you more will be more patient and understanding. A person who will respect you less will be cold and judgmental. A person who is cold will be hard on people, and a person who is hard on others will be hard on himself.
People who are not respected, or value what they don’t have, will tend to treat themselves as if they think they are special and should be treated as such. They will believe that they are better than others, and will try to act in a way that is not only rude, but will show you how you are not as special. To be fair, there are some people who are not that way, and those people will generally be the ones to have the most good will.
Good name: Just another name for the same kind of person, so if you’re going to start a new project, I’ll be happy to use names like you.
I’m not exactly sure what this means, but some people are just plain rude. I’ve been in situations where people said things like, “I don’t like you” or “I hope you die,” and those things really hurt. You don’t have to be a saintly person to understand that.
To the extent that I have encountered the phrase in real life, I have not come across it. I have also heard it used in a more positive context, but I am not entirely sure of how to use it in a real life situation.
