Life Experience

Nowadays good manners are very important. I think if you have good manners it will be easyer to live in our civilization. As for me to have bad body odour is disgusting! I think nobody wants to have a discussion with someone who has bad body odour. Have bad table manners means that you aren't strong to differ from the cave person. Also I hate when somebody takes my own thing without asking! Because it is terrible when someone takes something yours without asking and after you can't find that thing!

When you traveling don't forget about manners and try to find some information about etiquette in country that you are going to visit. I want to tell you about social etiquette in UK. If you are meeting someone for the first time, extend a hand to say hello. Britons greet each other with firm handshakes. Hugs are rare, but kissing on the cheek is not unusual between friends or relatives. Also, it is important to make eye contact while speaking with someone; otherwise you will seem rude or insincere.  Use titles, such as Dr Smith or Mr Norris, to show respect, unless someone invites you to use their first name.

Healthy mind healthy body.

Nowdays a lot of people are not healthy. There are so many health problems because of gadgets. For example: Sending texst messages is as easy as moving your thumb. However, too much textin can couse thumb arthrist. This can lead to restriction of movement, swelling, and pain. To prevent this condition, known as texter's thumb, you should send fewer messages or use different fingers when you text.

Suggestions

1) Don't react if someone calls or teases.
To make it quite difficult, but it is in certain cases effective. For example: "Hare, hare!" - the schoolmate calls. Not to respond, won't address by name yet, to pretend that you don't understand to whom address. To tell: "I generally Vasya am called. And you unless called me?"
2) To speak.
It is possible to tell quietly calling contemporary: "To me very offensively to hear it", "Why you want me to offend?". (The largest in a class) other boy called one second-grader thick. On what the object of sneers told: "You know, something I don't want to be on friendly terms with you at all". It so impressed an aggressor that he apologized and ceased to be called.
3)Don't give in on provocation.
Schoolmates chased the pupil of the fifth class and called it Masyanya. He was angry and rushed on them with fists. All with delight ran up, and then started over again. It was offered to boy not to rush on offenders with fists next time, and to turn to them and quietly to tell: "I was tired, let's me have a rest".