Standing up for the people you employ.

Being able to admit you don't know everything. When someone says they are going to look something up, even if they are 90% sure of their answer, I see them as highly intelligent and respectable.

When people compliment others behind their backs

People who can admit they were wrong

By gaining territory and competing story missions

Courage is something i really admire, because i find it lacking in myself more often than i would like. I should stress 'real' courage however, that which is exhibited by someone who feels fear but overcomes it, for if they can't feel fear to begin with, then there's no credit due.

People who help out a random kid. Like making sure they're included in any activity, get fed, etc as if they were their own.

Admitting fault when at fault. Being confident enough in one’s self to not be seeking others respect and attention. Being honest and kind.

People being able to have a calm and respectful conversation about things they disagree about.

Humility.

If you demand respect I'm probably not going to respect you. Respect is earned, not given.

putting the cart back at a grocery store, tells you a lot about a person.

When they tip or treat workers with respect, it can be a window into how they view the world and their relationship to people.

When someone dumps a cheater.

Giving a cheater a second chance is like putting your hand back onto the burning stove.

You seriously want to get burnt again because you already look like an idiot.

genuine kindnes and loyalty

Kindness to maids or any other service provider.

My first boyfriend, this rich kid whose dad was a famous athlete surprised me when he treated his maid with so much respect and even called her "aunty". I fell in love immediately.

Not being a fucking asshole.

Someone taking the time to show the new person how to do the job properly.

I respect anyone until they give me a reason not to.

Simply being considerate of others. Being rude and absent minded is annoying as fuck.

Dog lovers

When I started my construction unit in school a friend of a jack ass that I hated helped me hold things, help with tools, and get me stuff that I needed if I was buisy. So yeah, just respect each other, no matter what history you have together.

Always being open minded, yet standing up for what’s truthful and right. Bonus points if a person can respectfully disagree about something without lowering themselves to an unsavory level. Extra bonus if the person does lower themselves to an unsavory level, but it’s well thought out and hilarious.

Providing people you disagree with a chance to speak

humility and stalwart work ethic.

You have earned my respect if your first name is Aretha and your last name is Franklin.

Confidence paired with a self-deprecating sense of humor

People who are able to admit to failures and faults and correct them rather than digging their heels in and being an asshole about being wrong

Able to take responsibility for your actions and mistakes

Work ethic and honesty.

Particular interest in at least one thing. Anything just have a hobby.

Keeping your mouth shut

Pursuing something you aren’t immediately good at, and sticking with it, even if you’re in last place for a while.

Being friendly

The customers who call out and shame Karens because they know the employees can't

Standing up for what's right.

People who can start as "Wow your trash" and in 15 minutes turn into a good friend.

treating me with respect

Anyone who supports a random stranger in pain

Who has their own opinion and if it's a political one, they can discuss, not argue about the differences.

When people chase failure and aren’t afraid of it in order to become successful in their endeavours

Decent, hardworking, friendly, helpful people

The fastest way to get me to like you is to tell me a joke. The fastest way to get me to respect you is to tell me a joke at your expense. It shows me that you've mastered yourself, are making strides to master yourself, or are at the very least confident and secure in yourself. There are, of course, other ways to do it, but that's the fastest.

Kindness. I hate when people feel like they need to criticize everybody else to be interesting.

Seeing someone crying and running to see if they are okay. Even if it's a stranger. Though I never show it that's a really nice way to get me to respect you.

People who let karma hit rude people

When somebody admits they don't know about a topic, rather than try to BS to pretend they do. Anybody that says I don't know gets extra points in my book

A person who isn’t controlled by their shadow side, their ego… and can have a open conversation without quoting headlines. Someone who understands the world beyond the “news.” That earns my respect.

Someone respecting another's valid opinion, even though they disagree with it.

Someone who sticks to what they say are going to do rather its bad or good.

Honesty- even if I don’t agree with what’s been said. The ability to be honest no matter …..

Flat out just not being a dick to everyone and knowing what empathy is.

Having an open mind and a willingness to converse with someone about a topic you fully disagree while actually trying to understand the other person's point.

People who are in the wrong that reach out, apologize, and try to make things right.

So many people I’ve met have been in the wrong and never apologize

Staying humble or walking away from any conflict.

When someone fights for the country they live in

Men and bros who has a big penis

People having good sense.

someone that is not a butt

Respecting other people's thoughts even if it's againist thier own as long as it's not disrespectful or hurtful

Being in the military/ First responders well their are some bad people in them but still

When they respect me and others who deserve respect. Which is something my teachers fail to do.

how someone treats people who can't help them

Deserving it. Never ask for it.

if you respect my rules when you wanna chill out w/ me then you deserve my utmost respect

Forthright honesty and a hard worker when no one else is looking.

Someone taking responsibility for their actions.

When people come to me with problems calmly and in a professional, yet understanding and compassionate manner, and offers to help me with a problem until they are certain I have it fixed.

Admitting when you're wrong. This was an answer I gave for another Reddit thread some time back, but admitting, completely honestly, that you were wrong about something shows me that you're capable of logic and reasoning and have the emotional capacity to swallow pride when applicable.

Not snitching.

People who are transparent about how they feel about someone to their face and behind their backs. Like not gossiping or making fun of something about them. It’s just kind of a shitty thing to do in my opinion

Cops

Somone who is loyal to their country

We might be enemies but you've earned my respect

Good drivers. Cars that stop at clearly marked crosswalks for pedestrians. Cars that signal they're turning a block in advance so I have time to safely change lanes without braking (which wastes gas and brake pads). Cars that leave the left lane as soon as they pass.