I think it depends ont eh circumstances. Amos talways, no it wont' work. However there may be instnces where you can say to a person tht no matter what they do they can't hurt or affect you in any significant way, by lettign thenm try.

I think the general idea is not to react emotionally to their actions. Some peopel only do things to see you react. If you don't react or react like it is nothign, then they stop bothering you. At least i think tha is th eidea behind it.

If you want your face to look balanced.

yep, then I can smack em on the other side of the head more easily.

Taking a page out of the 'Sarah Huckabee Sanders How To Be Evasive Handbook'...

Depends on what I'm turning my other cheek to.
If it's some petty minor thing, then yes.
If not, then no.
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No, because they'll expect you to turn yet another cheek and the only one you have left belongs to your neighbor.

Sometimes, depends on the situation.

Not always. Sometimes people see that as being weak and will continue to engage. Contrary to some belief.....there is a time for violence.

yes , live to fight another day

I think so as long as its a silent cheek, if someone is being hostile to me. I have no hesitation in walking away. I used to be a seriously soft touch and be had by anybody; but then I seemed to find my anger and walking away from someone seems to be a really keen insult. I remember being in a psyche ward once with someone I was visiting, and she took my face and pushed it away which I thought was wonderful - like - just go!Mime works better than words sometimes.

It can do

Work?...please define your term. Work for whom, to what end? It works great for me, for my spirit, my karma, as a Buddhist, it is vital for me also to be a good example or tolerance, patience, empathy and maturity. Buddha speaks on this, so did Jesus.

It's the principle man. Righteous is righteous and anything less is not, whether it seems to work is irrelevant. But to answer your question: yes it can, with patience and consistency. Some tricks don't roll over for a decade.

Unless someone is being discriminated vs because of their race, religion,ethnicity, nationality, LGBTQ status and disability

Quite often, my experience is yes. It works. I can usually defuse angry situations and turn them toward a more positive direction.