How to handle uncomfortable situations

Why do people ask weird questions, or make inappropriate comments? How do you handle these situations? I’m here to tell you when and how to answer uncomfortable questions, and when to ignore or do something else. You will encounter these situations online, especially in comments on your posts, and in real life situations, such as at work or in job interviews. Sometimes you need to ignore idiots, and sometimes you need to tell them what they’re doing is wrong!

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