#don't offend

[mybeautifulchristianjourney]

by Josh Buice | In our postmodern culture that plays by the tolerance rules of modern times, we have been taught to be “nice” and to pursue happiness at all costs. After all, if we can’t say anything nice, we shouldn’t say anything at all. For the majority of people within our urbane culture, hell is the sort of topic that is not discussed in the local coffee shop nor is it the center...

[galaxitemxnarch]

Tbh if you offend somebody's culture, religion, language, etc., no matter what your intentions were, I believe the right thing to do is apologize for what you said/did and ask how you could do better, don't argue that the person you offended should toughen up or stop being a sensitive snowflake, honestly that doesn't make you a better person, at all.

If the offended party clearly did not understand what you meant, explain it to them, I'm sure they will be more than happy to know they simply misunderstood what you said and that you aren't actually a terrible, arrogant person.

Don't be a jerk! 🖐🏼

[strayedcats]

Sometimes discretion is your best protection.

Something someone told me.

[kryxtalehyromi]

VIP(s) Has Learnt a Lesson After Watching LOSER MV (TOP Ver.)

When TOP allows you (as a fan) to visit his villa, you can't help but feeling overexcited after hearing his words.

Then, when you enter to his villa; you are amaze | awe on how beautiful this villa that TOP has (include the furniture)

Fan: Are all of these in your villa... your furniture(s)?

TOP: Yup.

What would you do after seeing the furniture is standing still; until he says make yourself at home, you decide to sit on the floor; not on one of his furniture.

TOP: ... why would you sit on the floor?

Fan: Because I try to respect your furniture(s). Or if I do (like touch, or sit on one of them); it'll ruin your masterpiece furniture, so less than any seconds after you saw what I did... you'll murder | kill me