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> Honestly it's just rude to tell guests how to act Do you tell them not to break furniture, or swear in-front of children, or leave trash out? This is the pe
by drekipus 3y ago
> Honestly it's just rude to tell guests how to act
Do you tell them not to break furniture, or swear in-front of children, or leave trash out?
This is the person's home. I also have no issues with setting limits on guests.
It means that my home is a safe place and everyone within it knows how to act. It also means everyone is welcome as long as they abide by the rules; no matter what their background is.
or to put another way; guests are not above the house.
- trealira 3y agoI agree. It seems like the wrong way around to say that it's rude to tell guests how to act; guests are supposed to be polite to the hosts and follow their rules. It's why you might put your feet up on the table at your own house, but not at someone else's house unless they give you permission.
- gardenhedge 3y agoRidiculous comparisons to be honest - so lazy they don't deserve a response.