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I mean, most of the time people get offended by it because deep down they know it's true. As the common saying goes: "Only truth hurts"
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You’re grounded now >

The post above was someone getting electrocuted so this reply was very timely >

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Well no, in the right context it is disrespectful. Rolling your eyes suggests that you're not taking the matter seriously or that you dont care which is a sign of disrespect towards whoever is speaking with you. >

But I can't control what I think.   If I said "man you're stupid and I don't care what you say" thats disrespectful.      I'm actually showing respect by not saying it. >

You're actually saying that with your eyes. That's why it's disrespectful. 
You can control your facial expressions. >

The centipid started thinking how to walk and ended up in the ditch >

Jesse what the fuck are you talking about >

Imagine going to an ATM expecting Ass To Mouth treatment 😳 >

Laughing at someone can be disrespectful. Don't think so? Try laughing at someone's funeral. >

The disrespect comes from the one who told me a joke and made me laugh. >

What about if no one said any joke? Because, you know, you are at a funeral. >

So someone's just there randomly laughing at shit?   That sounds like a mental illness. >

You have never thought of something funny in your head to make yourself laugh?   
Or hell, maybe you didn't like the person who is buried and decided to laugh at them. You find it funny, so laughing must be appropriate, right? >

Why am I thinking about funny shit at a funeral. >

Because the universe likes to put us in uncomfortable positions sometimes. >

“if its stupid or lame, you roll your eyes” - you found the disrespect >

I like your hat >

Laughing, crying, and sneezing are all innate, involuntary reactions to certain types of stimuli. Rolling your eyes is a learned behavior. You can’t compare it to those other automatic responses because it’s not the same thing. >

Yeah, thinking about it, I never roll my eyes. And I absolutely hate it when someone does. I have no issues when someone simply says what he means. >

I roll my eyes at my mum but only as a joke. And then she slaps me. (Jokingly) >

It is a UNIVERSAL sign of disrespect. Globally. Deal with it. >

I’ve been wondering. Is it a thing around the world as in Asia, Europe, Africa etc. >

Yep >

OP rolled their eyes at someone and got chewed out for it.
Now they're going online in an attempt to validate themselves.
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Now they’re going online in an attempt to validate themselves.

Isn’t that like 99% of Reddit? >

Since when tf was eye rolling involuntary? > >

Part of being a mature adult is to have self-control and not acting on every impulse and being respectful of people. >


Part of being a mature adult

Yup but OP is clearly a teenager lol. They complain about being told off for doing chores wrong in another post… >

Even a teenager should be able to have the fundamental basics of respect >

Oh I agree 100% >

You have poor self-control and poor self-awareness but the good news is that you can improve these things. >


If its stupid or lame you roll your eyes

You rn: "I'm not being disrespectful. I just thought what you said was stupid or lame."
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Saying its stupid could be disrespectful.    A facial response is not. >

Literally every person in this thread agrees that it is.
This is your bad habit. Nobody else's responsibility but you. >

They can choose to not fly off the handle at what is just an innate reaction. >

So let me get this straight: you think you deserve to be able to disrespect whoever you like whenever you like but they can't as much as say you're being rude? Grow up. >

Rolling your eyes is a good way to fast track yourself to a divorce, if you want one. >

Found the teenager. >

I think OP needs the definition of respect before any further comment is made >

Would you roll your eyes during a job interview if  you thought a question was stupid or irrelevant? Do you think you’d get the job if you did? >

Pretty sure OP would think they were owed that job and they would think it’s ridiculous if they didn’t get it.
OP is also a teenager going through their rebel phase though >

You're oddly specific here. >

What was specific? Or rather oddly specific? >

/r/wrongopinions >

I feel like we need a new subreddit r/unpopularforareason >

This is a good idea >

Meh, it is disrespectful. It's a way to be disrespectful without having to say That's the dumbest thing I've heard all month, and everyone else who heard it is also dumber for hearing it as well.