I don’t know whether to say something or not.

When communicating with others, do not say the following words:

1. I don’t know whether to say something or not.

(You know you shouldn’t say it, but you just want to say it)

2. I am a straightforward person, so don’t mind!

(It’s not a question of whether I’m straight or not, it’s just that I want to make fun of you)

3. I’ve always been right about things but not people!

(If you don’t do something right, what should it be aimed at if it’s not you as a person?)

4. My words can easily offend others.

(Too many people have been offended, and you are the only one to be offended)

5. I didn’t want to say it originally, but since you want me to say it, I’ll say it.

(No way, you originally wanted to say it, but you were afraid that others would not let you say it)

6. If I say it, don’t blame me.

(I have held it in for too long. If you blame me, I have to say it)

7. Let me say something fair...

(Is it fair or not? It’s not important, I just want to be partial)

8. If I say it, don’t say I talk too much!

(Even if you don’t say it, everyone knows you talk a lot)

9. Then you are not as miserable as me...

(Adult chatting, from The misfortune begins)

10. What you mean by saying this is to blame me!

(Since I took the initiative to say it, I just want to tell you that you can’t blame me, and it’s useless to blame me)

We know that some things should not be said,

But we also turned them into mantras.

Moreover, I know that I don’t like to hear others say this;?

However, I do it all the time.

We always make the "China's famous double standards" perfect,

and we are not even aware of it.

All these clichés used to cover up and exempt people from liability,

Anyone who is a little wiser can see it at a glance.

It's just that most people like to "cover their ears and steal the bell"

You see, it is so difficult to just be "sincere".