Pag-uugali at Lapit - Mapang-abusong Pag-uugali

to receive insults or bad treatment, especially without ever complaining

to consider a person or thing unimportant and undeserving of respect

(of jokes or remarks) close to the limits of what people can tolerate or find acceptable, particularly if it is offensive or sexually suggestive

to speak in a manner that is rude or sexually offensive

to talk to a person in a way that is rude and shows no respect for them

resonating deeply with someone's personal experiences, feelings, or beliefs

to express contempt or disrespect to a person by showing one's naked backside to them

to raise one's middle finger and point it toward a person to show one is angry with them, hates, or disrespects them

to have an attitude that is inappropriate, rude, or too bold

to talk about someone without giving them any respect

(of a joke, story, remark, etc.) dealing with sensitive or controversial topics that can be uncomfortable or unsettling to hear

a very private or offensive subject that should not be discussed

to laugh or shout insults at someone