“The dangerous lack of civil sense”: “The sincere reflection” of the Reddit user on the behavior of Indian tourists becomes viral

Travel often gives a unique perspective of human behavior, and for Reddor, a modern journey to Singapore is offered some amazing ideas. The user shared their ideas about the number of Indian tourists who behave themselves in public places abroad – the notes that quickly resonated with others.

He sits in the hall, waiting for his journey to New Zealand from Singapore, shared a leaflet user that hit a tendon with many on Radet.

His sincere reflection on how some Indian tourists abroad behaved talks about civil feeling and entitlement and how the Indians are seen abroad.

“This is not a publication or hatred, just some sincere reflection,” he started, and he determined the tone of his experience. Before this trip, he said that he watched only videos or heard stories about how some groups acted abroad – but their vision was revealed in the actual time was something else.

“In particular, I am talking about how a lot of Indians (my people) tend to act in public places when traveling,” he wrote. For just five days, note a fixed pattern left frustrating.

“Every time I found myself around a crowd of Indians, things became loud, messy, frankly, very embarrassing. A lot of screaming, unnecessary noise, and most important of all, cut waiting lists. Not once, not twice, but several times in one day,” he wrote. What has emerged more is that he often had other Indians who release such behavior – which is, as he said, “Many say.”

And he admitted that travel can be exhausted and one time accidents, but when this behavior becomes a frequent theme, it indicates something deeper. “It reflects a dangerous shortage of the basic civil feeling.”

He pointed out that ignoring is not only towards others in public places, but that it is often towards people within their own group as well.

Redditor repercussions exceeded the surface. These notes have linked to a larger cultural issue – entitled. He said: “It is a disappointing matter frankly. We have such a rich culture and a lot to be proud of, but general behavior like this really undermine all of this.”

He added that what is missing is not awareness, but the intention. “I hope that there is more focus in the country on just learning how to behave ourselves with respect in the common areas, especially when we are in another country we represent more than just ourselves.”

The publication sparked a vital discussion on the platform, as his colleagues from their followers share their ideas. One commentator noticed, “The entitlement and deficiency of the civil meaning. Oh, and also the fact that we believe in one way or another that we are the most respectable people all over the world when we are in fact one of the most hateful people.”

Another participated from their own point of view from Europe, “I would like to add that most people act as if they have been allowed to leave the prison, especially if a group of men. People have this mentality that are only there to spend a vacation, so it will not have consequences.