How To Respond To Rude People - 8 Powerful Comebacks

Dealing with difficult people can be challenging. If you’re wondering how to respond to rude people when they are dishing out the insults, you may want to try using some of these powerful comebacks. They will allow you to stand up for yourself and be assertive without coming across as too combative.

Yes, you can deal with difficult and toxic people without turning into a rude person yourself. Of course, these statements can’t change their rude behavior entirely, but they can certainly help them begin on a reflective path to becoming better people overall.

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[truthseeker]

My best comebacks are in my head, long after the situation is over....lol..

[tracyburnsburns]

My grandmother always told me to smile and say, "don't mistake my kindness for weakness".

[angiejones]

" I'm sorry you're having a crappy day but that doesn't give you the right to take it out on me, have a nice day"

[jenniferhcsmith-]

I just stay quiet and shrug my shoulders. It makes them madder. This basically happens at work.

[JacobMKeeneAKADrPepperKing]

"I missed the part where that was my problem."
-Spider-Man (2002)

[gwendolynwehage]

The rude people I have known were always that way, they loved acting superior to others. Their goal is to demean us into becoming like them makes them feel justified in their rudeness.

[carlyz]

I like to ask calmly, “Are you okay, or is everything okay?” It makes them stop and evaluate what they’re doing in that moment. They sometimes answer that they’re really stressed or super frustrated and then you can either offer comfort or not, but they will normally not come back rudely again. It’s my go to.

[theartoflivingoutloud]

Exactly! Don’t take people’s rude behavior. This individual was rude to me at work, and I let her know I didn’t appreciate her attitude. I then asked to speak to her manager and she didn’t like that. We all have problems going on in our personal lives, but that doesn’t mean you can take your frustrations out on innocent people.

[LegendExpressProject]

The 27 people who didn’t like this are the rude people they are talking about

[MihaelaClaudiaPuscas]

Ignoring them! Simple! And then leave...forever!

[kurisuchiinu]

What's funny when you make a comeback, they make it look like you're the bad person when they're the first one who were rude to you. They didn't think they were at fault. Sometimes it doesn't have something to do with something that is happening in their personal lives, sometimes, that's just how they are. No questions ask to why they were doing it. They believed they have the every right to do it just because.

[tianiemitchell]

I'm sorry obviously you've had a bad day but I'm not the recipient of your frustration

[JoeAlFoBet]

I remember back in high school, a friend of mine was being rude to me and I tried my hardest to keep my cool.
One day, she’s once again being rude to me while I’m working, and I politely told her let me work in peace.
She got annoyed and rolled her eyes and walked away to her seat. At that moment I couldn’t take it any longer and I shouted:
“KEEP ROLLING YOUR EYES SWEETHEART, MAYBE YOU’LL FIND A BRAIN BACK THERE!!”
The whole class was dead silent, even the teacher (who was a very relaxed and laid back guy) stopped and was stunned,
and every single student in the class was staring at me, and I continued working.
She hadn’t spoken to me for the rest of the month and then apologized.

[ashieyang]

Some people thrive off being rude to others. They always say “I’m just honest.” Even when the comments are deeply unnecessary. I see it as insecurity, they don’t want others to focus on their flaws so they always have to point flaws out in others.

[merrywalsh]

My mom told me “you can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar.” I always remember that when dealing with customer service.

[averynmitchell]

I was raised in a household where if I disrespected someone, they didn't have to tolerate it, but I have to be kind/nice/put on a happy face if someone treated me badly (or else I would be punished). This makes me scared of walking over other people's boundaries but gives others to walk all over mine. Even when a boss is rude to me or a coworker criticizes me, I don't stand up for myself and get very nervous, Thank you for sharing this video so I can learn to stand up for myself-- in the right way, too 💜

[kc]

the best response is no response, keep your peace 👌🙏

[monsiepickles]

I am an old woman going around by myself using a walker; since my husband died people are rude to me. I bought a badge I pinned on my dress stating "Respect is not one way street'. It helps; people do not dare to abuse me.

[josecontreras]

When the world gets in my way I just say have a nice day.

[mujtabaalawadi]

Man most of the responses you mentioned are just way polite for most of the rude people.. I think they will even laugh at it.