an occasion when you had to deal with someone who was not satisfied with the way they had been treated.?
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treat them with politeness and courtesy and take a few deep breaths and try not to knock them out
229869
That's exactly what happens to me with a close friend of mine.. \nso i've been thinking about it hard lately .. esp after i tried every way with her.. i talked to her about it many times .. i got mad at her.. i forgave her a thousand times.. so the last thing i decided was to tell her for the last time the way i hate it when she does things that hurt my feelings and told her that now she knows what bothers me and that im not gona talk to her or call her until she thinks deeply about it and realizes that i really get hurt and make sure she wont do it again and is ready to change the way she treats me in order for the past not to repeat itself
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I think they have problems.  That happened to me once at a convenience store, I was upset and mad, but also thought of pointing and laughing at him, humiliating him for it.  But I just shook my head and looked at him like "Whatever!" and drove away.
123746
you should of asked her why she was being a b**** and you did not like what she had said and if she has been doing this for a long time now then she deserved it i have been there some times you need to get rid of the jerks in your life and find better friends she is not the only one that has bad days you are human and have feeling to
238067
A lack of self-respect.
1171952
Personally, I wouldn't be able to deal with someone who treats me differently in public than in private.
1056571
I would bet that something else is bothering him, and you triggered an emotion.  It doesn't mean that there is any deep seated issue, and it doesn't mean there isn't.  In situations like that, I ignore the instance and bring it up later in a neutral and non condemning manner.  Then I see how the individual reacts once removed from the situation emotionally.
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Sometimes people are just plain rude and think the world owes them something.  I guess depending on the way I felt is the way I might have acted towards that man.  I would have to say that the lady who gave up her seat might have had to sit in a middle seat but she probably had a better flight then you because she was away from him.
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I suppose you get some kind of smug satisfaction or a feeling of vindication if this person had wronged you.\n\nYou may also get a slander or libel lawsuit as well.
954916
Or, maybe they kind of knew that you didn't really mean things in a bad way, or the way it sounded.  I have had conversations with people like what you describe (me, being the one who you think should be pissed off), and I just considered it something that they didn't mean, or not how it sounded.  If, later on, it really was meant in the bad way, I would find out about in some way or another.
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affect a persons emotions and you have affected the person.
630574
You simply tell them they're treating you like crap and be specific.  Then tell yourself to get rid of people that make you feel crappy or unhappy.
650275
Once upon a time I had a tenant who was a rambunctious young man, given to partying and generally having a good time for himself.  I remember calling him and waiting for many rings before he answered.  He said hello, but in the background there were the sounds of a very noisy party.  I spoke to him, but he said he was having trouble hearing me, and he began to shout at the revelers to quiet down.  He returned his attention to me, although the party noise hadn't abated at all.  I tried again to speak to him, and he started apologizing, saying he couldn't hear me.  Then he shouted at the top of his lungs for quiet.  That seemed to work.  The party noise level backed way off, and he spoke again.  "Whoever this is, you'll have to leave a message at the beep."\n\nI had been talking to a recorded message, but instead of feeling like a complete idiot, I had to smile at his sophomoric inventiveness.  Maybe you could work something out along these lines.
334611
let them know how you feel,especialy if you are treating them with respect.Remind them of the the saying TREAT OTHERS THE WAY THAT YOU WANT TO BE TREATED !
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Yea my ex left me to get married to someone of his religious background and now hes miserable in his marriage and i pity him because in the end his breaking up with me i met someone who love me and cherish me more than he ever did and hes unhappy in his suitation......And it bothers him that i'm happy \n\nBut i still pity him
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That depends on what context you are speaking of, since this is the dating/romance section of this site I assume you mean in that area? IF so, here goes. I think that the worst thing I have ever done in a relationship is make the man I was with at the time feel inadequte so that he would dump me. I was having terrible commitment issues at the time and really felt smothered and trapped. So.... instead of facing the problems I had and working them out like an adult, I just started to complain that he could never offer me what I needed to ever be happy with him. I complained that he didn't have enough money, intelligence, etc... I actually told him that I faked every orgasm I ever had with him. I was horrid to this poor man, and he didn't deserve any of this, ALL of the problems were mine. I made a terrible mess of this man, and to this day REGRET it more than I can ever say. I have since tried to explain this to him, but he never wanted anything to do with me again. Who can blame him! That will haunt me for the rest of my life. I hope that he is happy in whatever relationship he is in. He was a really great guy. If he is reading this, then KNOW that I am truly, honestly sorry.
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My best outcome for angry people is to just leave them alone until there feeling better ,then approach them with concern and kindness,they will be more open to you and apologize if they took their anger out on you...