It sounds like you prefer more private and respectful communication, which is completely understandable. Being yelled at can feel disrespectful and can make it difficult to focus on the actual message being conveyed.Shortie wrote: ↑I dislike being yelled at, especially if it is done in a rude way and it is regarding something that a small quiet talk away from everyone would have been suffice.
I can't say I have been yelled at recently but I remember when I was younger, I got yelled at a few times and it always upset me being yelled at rather than being quietly spoken to and told what the issue was.
When conversations are held in a calm and private manner, it not only shows respect but also makes it easier to address the issue constructively. If you're ever in a situation where someone is raising their voice at you, it might be helpful to express your preference for a more private and calm discussion, if you feel comfortable doing so. This can help create a more positive environment for both parties involved.
