6. Good manners

We often say, "Manners maketh the man.” Learned people often say: you must behave others in the same way you expect form them. A person with good manners is generally liked by everybody. He will have many friends and if he is polite to his friends, he will be happy to see all his friends polite to him too for one good turn deserves another. Of all the good manners, respect for others is the most essential.

One should respect the ideas, opinions, freedom or rights of other people since all men are born equal: they should respect each other as they respect themselves. Good manners have been compared to lubricating oil of machine because it is good manners that make the world go smoothly round, and human conflicts streamlined.

Moreover, life is happier if people respect each other and settle their differences with politeness as a gentleman should do. It is extremely wrong to think that good manners can be spared between intimate friends, or between husbands and wives, or between members of the same family. Rudeness is a killer of friendship and it simply makes the doer disgusting to all his acquaintances which is something to be regretted.

In sum, good manners are integral parts of all human beings, and respect to other's ideas, opinions, freedom and human rights definitely facilitate them in fostering their inherited potentialities.

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