What moments of social death make you feel extremely ashamed?

0 1- I had my birthday in Haidilao. Keywords: I am not really happy. If you are thick-skinned, if you can stand a group of strangers enthusiastically celebrating your birthday, if you are ashamed enough, then you must experience the moment of social death in Haidilao! ! ! Although I have never experienced it, it can be seen from the videos shared by netizens that every time someone catches a birthday in Haidilao, it is an unprecedented surprise (shock) scene.

Did you see how happy he was laughing? It seems that it is not themselves who celebrate their birthdays, but these staff members with support cards. 02- The clothes were stuck by the underground iron gate. Previously, on Wuhan Metro Line 7, a woman's clothes were caught by the door, so she had no choice but to open the opposite side door. Because she had to rush to work, she took off her windbreaker and went to work first. It's not easy to be a migrant worker. It can be seen from the appearance of this dress that this young lady is really in a hurry. I wonder what other people in the carriage were like at that time. 05- I forgot to pull the zipper of my clothes. Never seen a beautiful woman? First of all, the following content is not a paragraph! No kidding! This is my real experience. I remember once attending an interview, the interview company asked me to dress formally, and then I wore a small suit, painted exquisite makeup and carried a small bag. It's far from my home to the gate of the community. In the meantime, passers-by will look at me differently. I almost said to passers-by, "What are you looking at?" Never seen a beautiful woman? "It was not until the drip that the driver reminded me to fasten my seat belt that I understood the meaning of passers-by's eyes. It turns out that I forgot to zip up the side of my clothes! ! !

Ha ha ha ha ha, in fact, the death of the club is not terrible. What is terrible is that the embarrassment after the death of the club cannot be resolved. Some social deaths may pass like the wind. And some social deaths may require the parties to spend a lifetime to calm down.

So I suggest that everyone should be tolerant when others die.

After all, the wind and water turn, and you have to pay it back when you come out.