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What immediately makes you lose respect for someone?
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Being disrespectful to other people because someone think they have mundane jobs.
This one for me. Having a service job doesn't make you a slave ffs. You can really read a person's character when you see how they treat those that are less than. I'd also add animals to that list but that's just my personal axe to grind.
I was always annoyed by the idiots on reddit who would constantly try to tell me that I should be judging someone based on their job for my dating preferences.
last person I talked to on there about that tried to assume that I would never date someone who worked in a grocery store because I make more than $60k a year. I definitely have dated someone who worked in a grocery store with my salary cause I don't give a fuck where someone works. Jobs are just that, jobs. People have them because they have to. Why on earth would you judge someone for doing something they are practically forced to fucking do.