When you don’t know who to trust

I don’t know if you have felt it, but now, there is a blue warning on the trust between people.

In the face of a crisis, everyone will show various reactions.

The purpose is to avoid risks, evade responsibility, and if possible, please others. What's more, some people are thrown out and used as the focus, allowing everyone to ignore more important things. Someone didn't want to ignore it and started to stir up trouble. Everyone is in danger and terrified. Big people are not afraid of things getting serious, while small people bear pressure from many aspects.

Those who want to accomplish great things must be scheming.

Those who want to preserve stability and historical rules have to be passive and slow down their work.

In the absence of communication and spreading rumors, the crisis is becoming more and more complicated. Small things continue to ferment and have changed their taste.

A small incident turned into a struggle, a scuffle.

Everyone is involved, and no one is an outsider.

Some people want positions, some want rights, some want fairness, some want to vent their grievances...

Some people want to use the topic to their advantage, while others are behind.

Some people are waiting to see the joke, while others want to continue playing chess.

This person says this to you, and that person says that to you. It feels like it’s all for your own good, and you can’t find fault with it.

But why do I hear different versions and intentions from others.

I turned around and thought about it, but I couldn’t figure it out. What happened? Why is this happening?

Who should you believe? Who should I believe?

You find that there is no one completely trustworthy around you.

Everyone has an abacus and something to calculate.

In fact, everyone has their own ideas, and there is nothing wrong with any idea.

Because no one is perfect.

Understand and accept everyone’s imperfections, because we ourselves are not perfect either.

The best way to resolve an impasse is to do what needs to be done and let go of that thing. Get out of that invisible melee.

Time will calm everything down.