Thread 212358649 - /int/ [Archived: 601 hours ago]

Anonymous Canada
7/2/2025, 11:15:52 PM No.212358649
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Saying "leave him/her/me alone" or "don't say that" or an equivalent phrase in Central/Eastern European cultures is like a magic word. Those people actually stop if you tell them to.

In anglophone countries, saying "leave me alone" immediately invites teasing and bullying, and a mediator will actually have to get in between people who are fighting and physically restrain them in order to stop them, and "de-escalation" is a skill on its own.

It's such a little difference that no one talks about. Maybe they didn't even notice.

Personally, I think they got it right over there. They obviously respect people's boundaries more than anglophones
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Anonymous Germany
7/2/2025, 11:17:45 PM No.212358708
>>212358649 (OP)
Are you talking about school children or adults?
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Anonymous United States
7/2/2025, 11:18:58 PM No.212358749
>>212358708
Hahaha!
Anonymous Canada
7/2/2025, 11:19:47 PM No.212358770
>>212358708
Everyone
Anonymous Poland
7/2/2025, 11:27:05 PM No.212358988
thats because most people are limp wrist fags, try that on a man and you won't be let go
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Anonymous Estonia
7/2/2025, 11:54:31 PM No.212359754
>>212358988
>polish concept of a man is a a bully