@Demo4show Exhausting isn't even the rejections—it's the $65 application fees, retaking an expired IELTS before getting an offer, or visa renewals draining your pockets. God help us all. 🙏🏾🙏🏾
People can be so funny on this app. You post something, and because of just one comment disagreeing with you, you run and block me 😂. How are you going to learn if you don't want to hear people's opinions or have a little healthy argument? Nawa o.
@olamide_adee Ok so if a 10 year old who you don't know walks up to you and call you by your first name you wouldn't feel the need to tell him or her not to address you like that anymore? Like the way una dey come social media coke talk sef e dey one kain.
@MystiqueDammy Nah, some settings demand respect, including titles. You can't go wrong dropping a Sir, Ma, Mr, or Mrs until they say otherwise. Are you really saying a 25 year-old or so calling a 63-year-old by their first name is fine just 'cause it's corporate?
In life, people need to realize that hierarchy exists, and the sooner you accept your spot and play your part, the smoother your climb up the ladder gets. Bottom line: always show proper respect to those who've gone ahead of you.
@_aaronmylove Even if it's by that, I still don't see anything wrong. You see, in life, people have to know their places on the hierarchy of life, that is, you should know that there are some people who are just higher than you in everything in life, and you should accord them their respect.
@TheAjakeManger So are you saying that showing basic respect to your elders now considered slavery? 🤷🏾♂️Common sense dictates that in any setting, you address older individuals with proper salutations unless they state otherwise.
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