respect: earned or impose?

[scarab]

...earned unless you wana be respected out of fear.

[mazdamazda]

the topic is just TOO BROAD.

you should also try to define "respect".

in the office...

you give due respect people according to their ranks.

though that is different if you respect them as a person.

e.g. an SVP who is perceived to a be a good-for-nothing. out of respect for his position, you don't call him by just by his first name (applicable to pinoy office culture) or use "hoy" to call him. but that doesn't mean that you respect him for the work that he has done.

[roninblade]

...earned unless you wana be respected out of fear.

there's no such thing. its either you're respected or feared.

[russpogi]

Usually earned but at times, imposed. It really depends on the situation. Like what M2 said, the topic is too broad.

[swimstroke]

Pareho lang siguro. :D

[ts1n1ta]

child to parent: respect should be given no matter what.

[kinyo]

earned respect comes from the heart
imposed respect comes from the brain

i'd rather have the respect coming from the heart

[architect]

Respect is always earned. When it is imposed, it is called fear.

[jasprit]

respect is definetly earned sa mga kaibigan man or sa boss yung imposed parang plastic na respect lng yun you just show that you respect the person pero sa loob looban mo miumura mo sya.

[jasprit]

respect is definetly earned sa mga kaibigan man or sa boss yung imposed parang plastic na respect lng yun you just show that you respect the person pero sa loob looban mo miumura mo sya