Goethe's rule: what is appropriate is permitted.
The rules of good behavior are very simple. Etiquette is a sign of good manners and respect for oneself and others.
We present to you some unknown ones. You will be surprised by them.
1. If you say: "I invite you", means you pay the bill. If you say: "Let's go to a restaurant", then in this case everyone pays for themselves.
2. Never drop in on someone unannounced. An English lady came up with this idea. When unannounced guests came to her, she always put on her shoes and grabbed her hat. If she liked the person, she would exclaim: "I just got home!", if not, she sighed and said: "Ah, too bad, I'm just leaving."
3. Never place your cell phone on a table in public. When you do this, you show how important this device is in your life. Or even worse, you show disrespect, because you are not ready to devote your time to the interlocutor, but only to social networks.
4. If you are walking down the street with someone and that person meets an acquaintance and stops to say hello, you should do the same.
5. Most people believe that the correct way to eat sushi is with chopsticks. However, men, unlike women, can eat it with their hands.
6. You should always have clean shoes.
7. If someone insults you, do not retaliate or raise your voice. Never stoop to their level. Put a smile on your face and stay away from rude people.
8. A man should walk next to a woman on her left.
9. Nine things to keep to yourself and not to entrust to anyone: age, wealth, family quarrels, religion, health problems, love affairs, gifts, honor and shame.
10. When you go to your seat in a theater or movie theater, you must face those who are sitting.
11. If someone calls you saying: "You, there!", don't respond!
12. The golden rule when using perfume is moderation. If you can still smell it late at night, then you know you've overdone it.
13. When you enter a room full of people, you should always be the first to say hello.
14. If you've been forgiven after apologizing, don't come back to the topic.
And as the legendary Jack Nicholson said: "I don't shout from one room to another. I don't open closed doors without knocking. I let the lady go first. These simple rules aim to make life better. I watch my behavior and believe that etiquette is very important. It is a simple and understandable language of mutual respect."
