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I've avoided tons of fights, confrontations and rude people just by simply ignoring them. Yes it seems like a cowardly move, but the payoff is huge. Showing someone you simply don't care about their absence is the ultimate insult. You simply can live a peaceful life without issue once you learn to not care about others or their issue with you.
In that case, I wouldn't ignore them. I would, instead, ask what their issue is and try to mutually solve it. If you can't, then at least you tried.What's hard to ignore is when it's an issue with your closest friends and family, you know?
Does it work?I'd have to say my daughter sometimes. Sometimes she will whine and I have to ignore her and let her know that I don't know what she's saying and she has to use words to explain what she's thinking.
As a father myself, I have to agree with @Sharon. If you continue to reciprocate attention with that kind of behavior, it becomes a learned bad habit and your kids know that it works in getting them what they want. But, like Sharon said, if you ignore it they tend to quit doing it when they don't get the results they want.Does it work?
Yep exactly this. One of the things I've learned quickly as a parent is that you have to discourage bad behavior and encourage good ones. Also, energy is limited and you quickly learn to choose your battles.As a father myself, I have to agree with @Sharon. If you continue to reciprocate attention with that kind of behavior, it becomes a learned bad habit and your kids know that it works in getting them what they want. But, like Sharon said, if you ignore it they tend to quit doing it when they don't get the results they want.
Yeah I ignore very annoying people. Some people just want to get one upset and annoyed so I ignore themHave you ever had to ignore someone? Why?