Chronocidal
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What are effective, clean, lawful ways to punish people who show disrespect, and to preventively deter such behavior?
Unfortunately no, people in my culture don't see it as being a punishment, and such a course of action provides no deterrent for future disrespects.5string said:Easy. Just don't interact with them at all. That's punishment in and of itself.
Interesting. Maybe you could elaborate a bit more. I just figure if you have nothing to do with someone, they can't disrespect you, unless maybe to other people behind your back or something of that nature.Chronocidal said:Unfortunately no, people in my culture don't see it as being a punishment, and such a course of action provides no deterrent for future disrespects.
You're right, I shouldn't have been so vague. I wanted to keep it more general (rather than a matter of "how to I punish people for one specific problem"), but it's clear that that's not been helpful on my part.5string said:Interesting. Maybe you could elaborate a bit more. I just figure if you have nothing to do with someone, they can't disrespect you, unless maybe to other people behind your back or something of that nature.
One of them was a chick, the others were not, but no such thing happened either way. No contact wasn't an option, as I saw each the next session.5string said:OK. Let's assume it's a chick who stands you up. Most guys on here would tell you go no contact. Many times, they will try to contact you to validate their actions after they disrespect you.
What was it that was about to happen?5string said:HE KNEW what was about to happen if he pushed any further.
Which was exactly what I was asking, as I wrote in my previous post...5string said:So, maybe one of the answers here is to have, or develop a presence about yourself that deters others from disrespecting you. Interesting topic.
Chronocidal said:...and how to naturally project a presence that would naturally command respect and deter disrespect.
+11 Bad Dude said:No hesitation. Being hesitant and passive broadcasts weakness. If someone dis-respects you, you act. Immediately. Thats why weak guys get walked all over. It takes strength to stand up for yourself.
I'll also add that even minor behaviors that are veiled as "just joking" need to be addressed immediately as well. You know the other person isn't really joking and so do they. This alone will stop most progression of dis-respect.
http://www.nononsenseselfdefense.com/interview.htmEscalating - Unlike a hot interview, which starts out immediately hostile, an escalating interview starts out normally but it rapidly turns hostile. The person or people test(s) your boundaries by escalating outrageous behavior. Every time he is not slapped down (i.e., he is successful), his behavior becomes more and more extreme until finally he attacks. This is very common interview for date rapists. It is also common when you walk into the middle of a group of loitering young thugs, what "supposedly" starts out with them "jes messin' witcha" escalates into a robbery or assault. Sometimes both.
Act, yes. But what specific sort of action are you referring to?1 Bad Dude said:No hesitation. Being hesitant and passive broadcasts weakness. If someone dis-respects you, you act. Immediately.
Then how do I "not let them get away with" it? To borrow from your quote, how do I slap them down?Kerpal said:+1
They're testing you to see how much you'll let them get away with:
Do people even read posts before spouting stuff?Kerpal said:If someone stood you up it means they got a better offer. Get taller, handsomer, richer, more muscular, etc.
They stood me up for study groups and project meetings at night school. I didn't know a way of "handling it" besides explaining to them that I won't stand for it. It did not stop the next person, or the next person, from doing so.5string said:Kerpal is right. People test you to see how much they can get away with. Why don't you give us some more examples of what happened and how you dealt with it? Then we can all tell you how we would have handled it. That might give you the insight you are seeking.
There's no need to get bent out of shape here. You're being very vague, general and NON-specific so that's really all you were gonna get in return. Your situation seems(you still aren't being specific) to be a passively-engaged situation. We(me, 5string and kerpal) are describing how to re-act in actively-engaged situations mainly.Chronocidal said:Do people even read posts before spouting stuff?
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Now, to everyone, it would be very helpful if everyone could READ my posts before posting, and write in specifics, not generalities. If you can't handle that, please leave this thread alone.
Again:Chronocidal said:Do people even read posts before spouting stuff?
1. I'm not asking "Why did they join forces with someone else?". I'm asking "Why did they stand me up?".
Kerpal said:If someone stood you up it means they got a better offer. Get taller, handsomer, richer, more muscular, etc.
Ask a vague question, get a vague answer.Chronocidal said:Now, to everyone, it would be very helpful if everyone could READ my posts before posting, and write in specifics, not generalities. If you can't handle that, please leave this thread alone.
Actually I agree with the OP, this is pretty general advice anyone can pull out of their ass with no real meaning. Clearly the OP news SOMETHING must be done..clearly he knows he must ACT...he knows he must ADDRESS IT. But that's general as hell and really useless.1 Bad Dude said:No hesitation. Being hesitant and passive broadcasts weakness. If someone dis-respects you, you act. Immediately. Thats why weak guys get walked all over. It takes strength to stand up for yourself.
I'll also add that even minor behaviors that are veiled as "just joking" need to be addressed immediately as well. You know the other person isn't really joking and so do they. This alone will stop most progression of dis-respect.
"Who the fvck needs them?" People in classes where the group projects are mandatory. Like me.Desert Fox said:2. Cover your own ass and just worry about yourself. yes, kind of redundant but basically just cover your own ass and you'll eliminate a lot of disrespect. What is disrespect? Well it's something someone else does that doesn't sit well with you and disrupts your life somehow. Like these study groups, who the fvck needs them?
And what if the load is too great to be done single-handedly, like a group project?Desert Fox said:You open your life up to the possibility of being disrespected. See I don't do that, I just do things on my own and eventually people seek me out because I'm the best and they need my help.
What good does this do? What suffering do they incur from being "permanently sh1tlisted"? I could write down a list of people who have wronged me, but how does it deter other people from transgressing in the future?Desert Fox said:3. Keep a journal. Sh1t like this will EAT YOUR UP INSIDE. Keep a journal and write down the bullsh1t that happens to you and that will help you organize your thoughts. For a week it will seem stupid and forced, but keep at it and you'll start to grow into it and it'll be a great tool. Write down those people who are permanently sh1tlisted because even though I am a master at reading motherfvckers some do slip by and I need to remember that. I do not forgive, sorry. You fvck me once, prepare to be fvcked for the rest of your life.
How does becoming rich even factor in here? No one in night school or in similar environments necessarily knows the next person's net worth.Desert Fox said:4. Ultimately you need power. If you have no power, people will sh1t on you with no fear of consequences or losing anything. After you get rich, people will not sh1t on you because they all want your sh1t and free sh1t from you which they hope to get by sucking up instead of working hard themselves.
Ok, this stuff sounds useful. Thanks!Desert Fox said:5. THIS IS PROBABLY WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR. For on the spot retaliation I turn to sarcasm. I say exactly the opposite of what I mean and make it clear, but since I'm saying the opposite they can't pin sh1t on me. For example at work:
Again, what does this "sh1t list" refer to? How does the person suffer as a result of being on a "sh1t list"?Desert Fox said:IF THIS IS A SCHOOL PROJECT...
8 pm rolls around and he doesn't show up. added to my sh1t list permanently. i don't mind because again i don't give a sh1t and keep working on my own stuff.
How specifically is the calling-out done, and how does it make them suffer for their mistake? Asking profs to intercede is pretty useless, except in cases where the groups are assigned by them. I ended up simply abandoning (or effectively being abandoned) by all of the transgressors.Desert Fox said:next day in class I'll ask the prof for another partner or publicly call this guy out for being a flake and really fvckin useless. remain calm, just be non-emotional about it like you're used to dealing with failures.