Re:School closures led to more sleep and better quality of l...
by bsagdiyev on Saturday January 08, 2022 @05:18AM
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Of course, I’m actually a Spanish citizen so I’m well aware of how it can sound at times if you’re not used to it lol.
I do think not aggravating is key, but also agree that thicker skin might be wiser since you really cannot control what other people say and do. I still use words that are considered offensive at times just by nature of it being a habit but really am trying to cut down so my son doesn’t start up with them either.
Still I would say a thick skin is better; many cultures and countries you might visit will use words you find offensive in normal conversation. You might have a bad blood pressure vacation if that affects you. Like in Spain sometimes it sounds like they are stringing swear words together while they are just having a friendly conversation.