35 People Answer “What Is The Most Important/Biggest Unspoken Rule You Know?”

The worst people I have known were the one's with the strongest beliefs. Narrow minded and intolerant of other people's beliefs.

Just saying your "insert religion" doesn't make a good person with those values.

I'm Christian, and I upvote this statement in every way. There are too many hateful people that call themselves a follower of one religion or another that espouses peace. I'd rather have a dinner with an atheist than one of them any day. The conversation would likely be better, too.

My Parkinson disease symptoms started at the age of 47. The fingers on my left hand were stiff and were difficult to move. People noticed that my walk was not normal. I was often asked if I was hurt. I noticed nothing different about my walk. It was difficult getting up from a chair and getting out of a car. I was diagnosed a year later ,it was the onset of tremors starting in my right hand that caused my other symptoms to be recognized as Parkinson's.. I am now 59. With the new herbal medicine for Parkinson I purchased from  Multivitamincare . org  was my only way to get rid of my PD,the herbal formula effectively reversed my condition and alleviated all my symptoms, people are suffering from this Parkinson disease due to lack of information.

behaviour reflect religion.

Unless you practice ethical non-monogamy. But then ALL parties involved should know ALL the rules :)

You never know what someone’s agreement is with their SO. I am a firm believer that you should always blame the person that cheated, not the person they cheated with.

From my own experience, if they can be took let the other person have them.

If they'll deceive and marginalize their own spouse, then they'll deceive and marginalize you.

And if you can't understand the moral reasoning behind this one, just lean into the practical one, ffs. If it's possible for you to wedge into and explode this relationship, then it's only a matter of time before someone else's infidelity grenade comes flying your way, very much on target.

Yep that's standard. Wait until they're inside or through the main gate. Sometimes they'll wave to make sure they got in alright.

Better yet, walk them to their door. If they can't find their keys offer to look for them in and around your car. You'll know the little crevices of where stuff falls better than a guest in your car.

I do this, I even wait until they're safely inside, waving out the window, so I know everything is ok in the house as well.

This literally happened to me a week ago. Managed to flag my friend down before she drove away and drive back to the theatre where I had left my keys.

I thought this was common sense/courtesy?

Also, only leaving the 2 sheets that are glued to the cardboard tube is NOT the same as leaving toilet paper for the next person.

Don't walk too closely behind people in case they need to turn around, and don't come up close to them as they are opening a door to the point if they turn around they end up bumping into you. Give at least a bit of space to make room for the unexpected. They could be in their thoughts and not even hear you behind them.

Yes and yessssssssssss.

Both at the same time

My wife and I have an understanding. We never actually discussed this but she places the roll next to the potty, and I change it (over the top). In 30+ years of marriage we never discussed this arrangement, but it works for us. I might go and talk to her about it just because, why not?

"I'm sorry I'll have to take the other customer while you finish up your call. NEXT."

When I get a customer that won't get off the phone I keep asking questions so they have to answer me

Goes for the cashier as well though. The times I've been buying something and the whole transaction is carried out while the cashier is on the phone, thrusting their hand at me for money, with no please or thank you. Rude.

And get your money ready while the cashier is doing their thing. Don't wait til you get the total before pulling out your wallet.

Sometimes you get a long waited but unexpected call being in line already... Like from hospital, or from a loved one being in danger, or from a friend being in a bombed area who happened to charge their phone for the first time in days and calling you to share the news... This happening way more often with everyone now, you could imagine...

In many places, it's a good idea to keep your belongings firmly gripped on your lap no matter how many empty seats there are.

And always offer a seat if you can to someone who asks. You don't know if they have an invisible injury or have very sore feet, or they might have poor balance and can't stand well on a moving vehicle. Always give your seat to small kids as they are so light, with smaller hands and can easily be thrown from a sudden stop. Having them just hold their parent's hand isn't safe. I know from experience.

I will sit on the bag or move it for me to have space to sit.

In Denmark ppl will usually just politely ask if they can use the seat. A few ppl will just be a-holes and sit on your bag and pretend it's not there.

More than once I've made as if to sit sown as if I didn't see it. Always works but I'm 188cm, 120kg.