We suffer from a dearth of standards of etiquette, these days. What are little unspoken rules of etiquette that you always follow?
Discussion
Hospitality is big for me. Whenever someone comes into my home I always food or water or coffee or something.
Or vice versa, when someone offers you something it's usually polite to accept.
Opening doors for people
treat others how I want to be treated encompasses most
What I'm trying to get at is that we've lost the script, socially. I think the loss of well-defined standards of contributes to the high rates of anxiety we see today, especially among young people.
We're all better off when our elders teach us to take off our hats indoors and to stand when a lady enters the room. Little traditions like that give stability.
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