Honor-Dignity-Face by Pelin Gül

Honour refers to having honour, I.e. showing respect towards someone

vaartjesbas — 2025-09-23 09:24:10 UTC

Honor

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Attempting to be a commendable person in all that you do

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It means to have respect for yourself aswell as standards

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To do something that is seen as valuable for a collective group of people or a creed which one adheres to

Dignity

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Self-worth

Family

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There are different components of honor. For example family honor - it can be improved or reduced based on family members actions

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Respect towards yourself and others, doing wat you believe is morally right

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Honor to me is the responsibility to defend/keep up the reputation of your company/family/personal that is encountered in some cultures.

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Accountable, self-assured in one’s own values, honest, considerate

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Something you want to protect maybe your morals

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Being proud of something or someone being proud of you, being respectable in a social context

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Moderation and a certain personal view of doing what is correct without regret

patty

2025-09-23 09:25:36 UTC

For me id say it means that the person in question has dignity and standards are stronger than any influence from others or environment. That the person will make decisions based on his intuition and his beliefs and will stay true to them no matter what.

2025-09-23 09:26:01 UTC

Showing respect to those around you and being honest with your words

Your values or standards that you seen as necessary to uphold face

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It means that your behaviour is respectful towarda other people, valuable for others, that you do the "right" thing in a situation.

Temptations

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Everyday

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Self-respect and respect for others, treating others with compassion

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Your self-worth

Inhetent human right

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Human dignity, being seen as equally important and worthy as others

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Having morals as well as knowing and doing what is right

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Having self respect and knowing your own worth that is always valuable to the conversation.

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Never, I am very individualistic

The literal meaning comes to mind

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Being worthy of honour and respect

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Whatever your culture/environment accepts as "good and reasonable to do"

patty

2025-09-23 09:27:22 UTC

your personal value ( i think commonly seen as respectfulness or humaneness )

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Sometimes it can happen that a white lie is better than admitting the full truth to preserve the relationship with someone.

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At work, restraining my opinions to not lose my job

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Honour means to be respectful to those around you and to hold yourself to the same standards as you do others.

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when someone tries to convince you to do something that is against your morals and values, and beliefs

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Not saying something as not to reflect badly on family. Ex. Got called fat at a wedding but can’t say anything as it was my fathers colleague/employee and normal for their culture to comment on others bodies.

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Having to limit my opinions or actions depending on the situation, as to not influence it negatively

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A blend of integrity , respect and courage

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While being (not constructively) criticized or for something I was technically right with

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Authority for example in the classroom is challeged/ being told you’re incompetent as a teacher etc.

Patty

2025-09-23 09:29:06 UTC

could happen. on a night out or when with friends or interacting w other people so yeah id say it happens more often than we realize

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Self worth and self respect

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A measure of honour; upholding your honour means to have a proper dignity.

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Laughing away a comment that was/is a backhanded compliment or just an insult outright. In order to not show disrespect to the person and to not come across rude to others

2025-09-23 09:30:32 UTC

I understand the question as you mean it, but in my culture "honor" is not a deafult label. You can lose or gain honour by doing certain actions, but only "important people" and "heros" are really described by having great honor.

patty

2025-09-23 09:30:52 UTC

yeah disagreeing w my friends over their point of view or actions can be hard but its a must do if you wanna be honorable and respectful to yourself