Manners and respect are very important because they make a family, a group, or a community much more pleasant for everyone. That is the goal.
To look at it from the opposite perspective, that of a person who doesn't use manners or show respect. In effect, that person is prejudging others; they're saying that others don't deserve to be treated properly or with respect. In most cases, they have no way to know this. Even people we may not like are human beings and most have done good for others and upheld their responsibilities along the way in their life. So even if we don't personally like them, we owe them the same behavior and respect as those we do like.
The last piece of the 'why' is that when we, ourselves, don't use manners or show respect, we are making less of ourselves as human beings deserving of respect.
If you have children, you want to have good table manners so they will act like you. Table manners will make you look good and it is just proper to do.
Home is the place children first learn manners, so it is important to practice good manners in the home. Children will carry these manners outside the home. Between husband and wife, please and thank you foster respect. So, yes, good manners should be practiced within the family.
Good manners are a sign of respect to the people you are dealing with, It makes them feel that you care about them. The reward for this is that you usually end up getting respect in return
Yes. Manners are very important today. With good manners you show respect for others around you. Without manners, the possibility of getting certain jobs are low.
manners are important because they show people that you are a descent person. they help show respect and let people know that you care. it's like how you behave is how people think of you. and if you want someone to think highly of you, you need to have manners.
It is not necessary to respect a person BECAUSE he or she has a handicap. It is common grace and good manners to do so with everyone.
Manners are very important to those around you. It shows that you have class and respect for others. Many jobs love when employees have good manners. This includes respectful communication (yes sir, no sir), good tables manners, and wearing appropriate attire.
Proper manners in general are to treat the people you have contact with with respect and consideration
Someone with poor table manners is usually perceived [rightly or wrongly ] as uncouth, sloppy and/or selfish and careless in other areas of life. Poor table manners can be a WORSTfirst impression.having good table manners is extremely important because it not only shows that you are offering other people respect, but it also shows that you are a respectable person yourself. some people don't expect much of others' table manners, whereas different people may take them quite seriously and consider it a turnoff if you don't pay attention to that etiquette. ultimately it is up to you to use table manners or not, but remember that it shows respect, which will earn you respect in return. Rather than having to be disputed at the dinner table.
i think that you are supposed to treat your teachers with respect so that it will make there jobs much much easier so yeah
According to my search, Don Anselmo is NOT a real person, so we don't care about his Manners.
Good manners are the grease that make the wheels of human interaction run smoothly in any and all situations. I was taught Manners are most important for use with people you don't know or don't like. In the case of someone you don't know, good manners enable you to interact easily, confidently and correctly until such time as you do know them well enough to be comfortable in your interactions. Good manners will get you through a blind date or tea with the queen, depending on what you need. In the case of someone you don't like, manners allow you to interact with that person in a neutral and direct manner without having your personal feeling colour the situation. This can be one of the biggest assets of life. Good manners are equally important behavior toward everyone, including your family.