What does it mean to describe people as persimmons?

Say people as persimmons. Persimmons are soft when they are ripe, as the name suggests. The extension means that this person is easy to bully or in a weak position. It's usually the strong side here or it's more practical to say people behind their backs.

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If you are a soft persimmon in life, you will only accept other people's demands endlessly, but you don't know how to refuse. I want to say "no" every time I get up the courage. At the last moment, the other person speaks and you choose to obey.

Some people call such people soft persimmons. The subtext of "soft" is that you will not refuse others and choose to make yourself miserable. Psychologist Yakima Sen once said that he would not refuse to be a submissive personality, which spread like a curse in the crowd and made everyone who was cursed miserable. In my opinion, the only way to get rid of this curse is to adjust your mentality, get out of the past obedience, shape a new personality in the social environment, define your bottom line, and expose your bottom line to the people around you, and then you will find that you can say no more easily!