Your words will affect a person's life.

? When I was a child, I would pick up a toothpick and dig my teeth hard every time I finished eating, which led to the leakage of teeth when I grew up. After growing up and going to school, I once met a classmate who said in front of me: People with big teeth will lie. I know that classmate didn't mean it, but I am always cocky in front of others because of this sentence, and I dare not laugh loudly, for fear that others will laugh at me when they see my teeth and think I am a liar and dishonest person. From then on, I made up my mind to be honest and never lie. What others say is not terrible. The terrible thing is that I believe it. Now I know that I am so stupid to live in other people's words. Now my husband often makes fun of my teeth. I won't take it back: I said it was a beautiful personality!

If you say a word casually, others may not respond to you in person, but if someone mentions what you said afterwards, I think you must not remember it or deny it. "How could I say such a thing to hurt you?" One of my teachers shared a story of her childhood in an open class, because a word from others influenced her for most of her life. Once I went out to school, a relative met her at the door. The relative suddenly said to her, * * *, why are your legs like legs? She blushed after hearing it, suddenly ran home and looked around in the mirror. From then on, she never dared to wear a skirt in front of people, and she was worried until she met her husband.

? A good word warms three winters, and a bad word hurts June. The tongue is the smallest in the white body, but it can talk big, soft tongue can break bones, and soft tongue is the tree of life. The proverb says to say touching things. Hemingway said: It took us two years to learn to speak, but it took us decades to learn to shut up. Because of a casual sentence, some people spent most of their lives forgetting it. Speaking is an art, please think twice before you speak!

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