APAD:Don’t leave your manners on the doorstep

Don’t leave your manners on the doorstep

When you come inside, don't change your good behavior.

A person who has manners is respectful and polite.

Some people have manners when they are outside with strangers or friends. But when they come inside their own house, they are not polite or respectful towards their parents or brothers and sisters.

So mother asks them to be as nice and polite with their family members as they are with strangers, teachers and friends.

Mother also uses it when she takes her child to visit her friends. She says, "Don't leave your manners at the doorstep." She tells him to behave while they are visiting her friends.

yes, keep the good ones & leave the bad ones out ;-)

interestingUse of “@“ & “on”, subtle, language isAnArt! :-)

窝里横 is a loser

+1. & a disease;-))

I think either way is fine. It‘s kind of difference between

社牛 & 社恐

And do leave ego at the doorstep and you'll have a good time

my jiu-jitsu professor used to say.

@ which doorstep? j-j gym?

Yes but it doesn't matter: once left, it's gone :-))

Sans ego, the jiujiteiro can begin to fight force with skill

Pls don’t lose it, hang it up, &take it back when leaving;))

It creeps back, like it or not. Rest assured :-)

Good to know.

As a Chinese in the US， we do need ego that can make us

outstanding～