Disrespect Quotes Novels & Stories

Pero pinigilan ko na. Ang ingay na kasi. Ang gulo na. May mga sumusilip na sa p***o. "Hindi mo rin deserve ang respeto namin. At saka, isiksik mo sa kukote mo. Hindi kami 'yong tipong nagpapaapak lang, lalo na't wala naman kaming ginagawang masama." Napalunok si Althea. Muli siyang lumapit kay Zadrick.

I laughed hard when they said those words to me. I remember that there's a law, that I can whipped people who disrespect a royal family member, like me. "Count, face the punishment after saying that. I don't care if no one will become a witness of mine, but let's try the punishment. Lady Critesa." I called my lady in waiting. She showed the whip and I smile sweetly to them. I am excited to use this to them. "I remember who disrespected me lately, do I need to call each of you?" I said and showing my evil smile to them.

"As a wife and a mother, dapat alam mong hindi tamang ikumpara mo ang asawa ng anak mo sa ex na niya. Payag kaba na gawin sa'yo 'yon ng mother-in-law mo kung sakali? Kahit pa sabihin na contractual lang ito, hindi parin maalis yung katotohanang nagiging bastos na po kayo. Pinaglumaan at itinapon na ni Cadmus iyon, 'di ba? Why keep bringing up garbage in front of a new meal?" The table went silent. Even Cadmus stopped scrolling through his tablet. Being disrespected is not on the contract kaya makakatikim talaga sa akin ang babaeng 'to kahit pa biyenan ko siya. "What did you just say?" Madam Victorina gasped, her face turning a shade of pale pink.

“Kung magsasalita man kayo ng Ingles, maari po bang simple words lang? Hindi ko kasi labis maintindihan ang mga salitang ginamit mo kanina tulad ng 'comprehend', 'irreverence', 'lousy' and 'witless'. Mabilisan ko siyang dinuro. “Excuse me, Ms. Ricafrente. Don't you ever do that. I've stated a while ago that you're not allowed to ask questions and you're not allowed to complain. You're so witless. It's so bashful if someone professional like me heard you complaining and disobeying the rules and regulations. You're so... slow. I don't believe that you're such like that.” Napahilot na lamang ako sa aking noo dahil sa aking nalaman.

inis na ani ng tatay ko, agad namang ngumisi si Miriam "And if you can't respect my wife then shut the fvck up or else leave" biglang ani ni Lucian "I can't tolerate people disrespecting my wife, lahat ng hindi rumerespeto sa kaniya ay hindi ko nirerespeto. Now if you're done here you can now leave" dagdag nito at natahimik sila

"I hate being called that way." "But that's your position now. Of course, we would not want to sound too close to you. Baa sabihin pa nilang inaabuso ka namin." "Bakit? May plano kang abusuhin ako?" "Of course not. It's never my attitude to disrespect people." "Okay."

Agad na umawat sina Coach at Sir Patrick nang masuntok ni Kuya si Carpio. “How dare you disrespect my sister and my fiancée in front of me? Alam mo, kung gusto mong maging gago habang buhay, ‘wag mo na kaming idamay! It’s not our fault if you chose to be crude, Carpio! Disrespect both of them again, babasagin ko na ‘yang mukha mo.” Pinihit niya ang katawan niya patalikod kay Carpio bago niya higitin si Ate Aya at tapunan ako ng tingin. “Let’s go,” aniya.

de Luca. Tiningnan ko naman siya ng masama. "Respect is something that is earned, not by asking. Ano ang karapatan niyo na saktan ang nanay ko sa mismong pamamahay niya?" "You..." tila umakyat lahat ng dugo nito sa ulo dahil namumula na ang mukha nito sa galit. "You disrespect your relative!"

Mukha ba akong p****k sa paningin nito? "Aba mukha ba akong pumapatol sa matanda? No offense Pops ha." "No worries tanggap ko na iyon." "Slight," walang gana nitong saad. "Aba! Hoy gwapong masungit na ostrich kahit ganito ako hindi ako pumapatol sa mas matanda sa akin, may natitira pa naman akong delikedesa at respeto sa sarili ko." "What's with the ostrich endearment?"

Tumayo ang babae sa harap ko. “There is nothing I ‘detest’ so much as the ‘contortions’ of these great time-and-lip ‘servers’, these ‘affable’ dispensers of meaningless embraces, these obliging ‘utterers’ of empty words, who view every one in ‘civilities’” “Thank you Ms. Levistre, you may sit down. Mr. Safiro, remain standing.” May tumawa `uli.