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What is the difference between being polite to someone you don't like and being two-faced?
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∙ 13y ago
- All humans will have to deal with people in life they do not like and it is a better person of character that can be polite to that person to a point, but keep the conversation short or, if you have to work with that person keep questions or any communication to a minimum. One is two-faced when they are just are polite, but they are overly nice; perhaps may ask the person to have lunch with them and then talk behind their backs to others.
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