Will my vows come true if I fail to do so?

I advise you not to make promises lightly.

As the saying goes: A gentleman's words are like a whip for a swift horse. This is commitment. An oath is more of a promise. You can't say anything you can't do, because if you can't do it, people will laugh at you, especially those around you, who will always talk about it, which will be very annoying. Let’s not talk about retribution or not. This is very unpleasant, right? Moreover, if the vows you have made cannot be fulfilled, can anyone believe you if you say anything else? Building words, trust, and people are not empty words.

Don’t make promises easily, act within your ability, that’s what a gentleman is.

Of course, if the oath is too lofty, such as swearing to be president, then you don’t have to take it seriously, others will just laugh it off. Because 99% of people can’t do it. So if it’s too difficult, others will understand and just talk about it.

As for the oath that is neither light nor heavy, just do it if you can. Once you have said it, you must fulfill it. If something is too big, if it can't be done, just don't do it. It can’t be that smart! I vowed to be rich, but now I am still poor and short of money. There are many things in the world that cannot be ignored or considered too much.

I am not making any suggestions, just an opinion...