Comment on what's a polite way to reject a picture with a very thankful patient who was under your care?
jerkface@lemmy.ca 3 weeks agoNot respecting my privacy is incredibly disrespectful and mean.
You are wildly overstating it. Do you file a grievance every time the bank records your image? Privacy is not a right. You DID associate with the man, you DID socialize with the man, but you are so set against him recording the event that you consider it “incredibly disrespectful and mean?” Dude, that is a YOU thing.
You DID associate with the man, you DID socialize with the man
She did neither of these things. She rendered some services in a professional setting.
When I work in the store and sell you new shoes, I also “did not socialize with you” and it gives you absolutely no right to my privacy.
lud@lemm.ee 3 weeks ago
No, it’s disrespectful to not respect my wish.
If one can’t respect a simple “no thanks”, fuck em.
jerkface@lemmy.ca 3 weeks ago
It’s a little rude. That’s it. Nobody needs your permission to take your photo. They are doing you a social courtesy to ask at all. You deal with it with infinite grace when a corporation takes your photo. You can tamp down your umbrage a wee bit, I think. Yes, it’s rude. No, it’s not “incredibly disrespectful and mean.”
lud@lemm.ee 3 weeks ago
They don’t need permission to take a photo of me, but they obviously do need permission to take a photo with me.
jerkface@lemmy.ca 3 weeks ago
I mean, it’s easier if you cooperate, but clearly they don’t need your permission if they are quicker or smarter than you.
14th_cylon@lemm.ee 3 weeks ago
No it is not. What is rude and weird and creepy is your idea that people have obligation to take a photo with you.