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An Essay On How To Show Respect Your Neighbors

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Respect Your neighbors Have you ever had a feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements. Well some people don’t understand what this is or how to do it. This hard to understand concept is respect. Many people don’t know how to show respect or even what it is. You should be a role model on how to show respect to others. Respect is something everybody should show. First of all, don’t you hate it when people talk and play on their phone during a movie that you just payed $8.00 for? The people that do this are not being respectful to the people around them and that includes you. They are disrespecting the people that work at the movie theater. Also, they are not respecting the movie theater rules. The rules are to turn off your phone, be quite, eat and drink quietly, and also to keep your feet on the floor under you. One example of this concept that always agitates people is when you’re on an airplane, and there is that little kid sitting behind you kicking the back of your chair. You wish the mother would tell the child to stop because you are trying to sleep and you have had a long and rough day. You know it bothers you but you don’t say or do anything. You want to tell them to stop but you say to yourself “no, the little one doesn’t know any better.” Furthermore, everyone knows about that little kid in the library running …show more content…

Also, It would make your life more easy going, fun, and safer. Next time you see your friend making a bad choice that is disrespectful help them and yourself by saying, “Hey, why are you doing “that”, shouldn’t “this” be what your doing?” The world would be much more fun and cleaner if we all thought about one another. By thinking of one another we could help make the world a better place for you and everyone else in the

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