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What do you call the easily hurt or spoiled?
"Easily hurt" and "spoiled" as descriptors of people are two very different concepts. The subtleties of meaning are dependent upon the specific situation, though they could be related. Someone who has been spoiled could be easily hurt as a result of that upbringing. Or, someone was spoiled because they were so easily hurt that no one wanted to cross them.Some other words to describe someone who is easily hurt could includedelicatesensitive (including over-, hyper-, ultra-)easily offendedtouchyOther words to described someone who is spoiled or is used to having their own way could includeimmaturechildishjuvenilefoolish
What do you call people who restore hurt dolphins?
good people
How do you react to people when people call you crazy?
they act hurt and upset
Why has football been modifield to flag football?
so people do not get hurt as easily
Can people feel pain easily?
It Depends on how hard you are hurt sometimes,sometimes not
Why can't Miranda call you?
because then people could track her and possibly hurt her..
Why is prank calling bad?
It's annoying and potentially dangerous or damaging.
Why would someone decide to become a wrestler?
when you found out that you have strong bones ant that you can hurt people easily or that you think hurting people is fun.
How do you call a person who likes to hurt people?
A person who likes to hurt others is called a sadist.A masochist is a person who enjoys hurting themselves
What are adjectives used to describe a person who is hurt easily by disappointment?
Adjectives used to describe a person who is hurt easily by disappointment are: Sentimental and senstive.
If you are involved in an accident and somebody is hurt are you obligated to call 911?
if depends if u are hurt and if u are hurt u cant call 911
Where did the phrase hurt people hurt people originate form?
I dont know. maybe its just a random phrase. But think about it. hurt people hurt people. hurt people hurt other people. Get it?
