As far back as I can remember, she always had my sister and I say please and thank you, hold doors open for people, look them in the eyes while shaking hands, and stand up to greet people if you were previously sitting down. All of these have become second nature to me, and I don't even hesitate to perform them, since she has repeatedly showed me these social skills since I was a child. Nowadays, I am often complemented by my bosses, co-workers, and even peers on my etiquette and manners, something that seems to be a dwindling trait in young adults my age. All of which, I attribute to my mother as I was being raised, and even her constantly reminding me to patient and show respect to this
As far back as I can remember, she always had my sister and I say please and thank you, hold doors open for people, look them in the eyes while shaking hands, and stand up to greet people if you were previously sitting down. All of these have become second nature to me, and I don't even hesitate to perform them, since she has repeatedly showed me these social skills since I was a child. Nowadays, I am often complemented by my bosses, co-workers, and even peers on my etiquette and manners, something that seems to be a dwindling trait in young adults my age. All of which, I attribute to my mother as I was being raised, and even her constantly reminding me to patient and show respect to this