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whispering to someone in front of someone else

It’s funny how simple dinner table rules when you’re a kid can shape your adult perception of some behaviors as rude or acceptable.

Like when I was young we weren’t supposed to whisper in someone’s ear at the dinner table, because sharing secrets in front of others is rude.

This one time a friend of mine uttered something under his breath to our friend about me — I heard my name — and when I asked him to share what he said about me, he acted like I shouldn’t ask, as if it’s his right to share secrets about me, in front of me.

I bet he was allowed to whisper at the dinner table.
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twistedrope · 26-30, M
I whisper to people infront of other people. Usually, to add context to a situation when they're telling a story.

I learned it from watching movies in the movie theatre and being whispered to "What's going on?" or being cheeky.

Though, this is at work so we have special privileges.
romell · 51-55, M
That's bad table manners infact even if not on a dinning table standing in a group it's not done
I’d agree that two people whispering in full view of other people is bad manners.
tobynshorty · 51-55, F
You're only allowed to whisper in front of other people in court, like an attorney whispering to his client.
MarkPaul · 26-30, M
It's not that big of a deal.
Zeuro · 26-30, F
@MarkPaul you’re trying to give me insights, but you’re failing miserably at having them in the first place. I say this with the Donald-Trumpiest voice possible: sad
MarkPaul · 26-30, M
@Zeuro OMG. How rude. Don't you see how you desperately turn the most mundane events into some drama-fueled episodes that you literally can't wait to present for attention? I suppose not. So apparently, I have the thankless job of being the one to tell you what you desperately don't want to hear. At least it's all becoming obvious now what is going on.
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It is rude and bad manners.
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