In social etiquette and personal code of conduct, the following eight behaviors are generally considered to be undesirable and sometimes even considered "price drops":
1.Excessive ostentation: Frequent displays of wealth, status, or accomplishments in an attempt to get the attention of others may appear lacking in humility.
2.Rudeness: Being rude, interrupting, or disrespecting others' opinions and feelings can make people feel uneducated.
3.Gossip: Likes to spread unverified news or negative remarks about others, which can make people feel unreliable.
4.Being overly dependent on others: always expecting others to solve problems for you, and not being willing to be self-reliant, may be seen as lacking independence.
5.Failure to keep promises: Failure to do what promised, often releasing pigeons, this behavior can damage the credibility of the individual.
6.Raunchy: Neglecting personal image and hygiene, and not paying attention to dressing, may give an unprofessional impression.
7.Malicious competition: In interpersonal communication, always comparing and fighting with others, and lacking the spirit of cooperation, this behavior can make people feel uncomfortable.
8.Lack of empathy: Indifference to the difficulties of others and an unwillingness to offer help and support can appear callous and unforgiving.
It is important to note that these behaviors are not gender-specific and should be avoided by anyone in order to maintain good relationships and a positive personal image.
At the same time, everyone has different values and cultural backgrounds, and may have different opinions about what behavior is acceptable. Therefore, the above views should be considered in the context of specific circumstances and personal beliefs.