What is it that keeps us from saying nasty things to others, even if they ask for it?

Broken keyboard?

It was a bit “sick” in a way. That possibly disturbed some people.

Because with such words you are aware that even if they ask for it, you still have the ability to hurt someone’s feelings.

Common courtesy.

Because you’re a better person than that dipshit.

You’re a compassionate wimp.

Because, I’m not like them, I will not lower myself for that.

Oh I can be a real asshole at times. I’m just too mellow today. I must need something to get the blood moving.

Meh, a few choice expletives shouldn’t really hurt anybody. (It was a joke Q anyways).

Why stoop to their level? Sometimes people cannot cope with others being curteous.

Self control… I agree, why stoop to their level!

P.S.-Happy belated Good Friday and Happy early Easter! Easter eggs, here I come!

Because in the big scheme of things what they say is completely insignificant.No need to bother with such irrelevance.

It’s called tact, mate. And its for people who aren’t witty enough to give sarcastic replies.

@ucme Good attitude

Because we don’t like it when others don’t like us.

It makes you look bad to others.

it makes you think about there feelings. how badly you might impact there feelings. even if you hate them or feel hatred for them. even when someone says something that tears me up i debate whether i should say something back, occasionally i’ve gotten the guts to force* myself to say something back. it could also be out of fear about what that person could say in return.?