What do you mean, don't let outsiders see jokes

The idiom "Don't let outsiders see jokes" is often used to persuade others to keep their self-esteem, restrain their actions and emotions, and not to make indecent or inappropriate actions in front of others to avoid being laughed at and teased. This idiom is sometimes used to describe someone's reckless behavior, which brings unnecessary embarrassment and laughter to himself.

Although ridicule and ridicule are human nature, being laughed at by others will bring us some harm and frustration in social life. Personal image and reputation will also be damaged. In some occasions, such as the workplace or public places, making indecent or rude behaviors will affect our relationship with others and even affect our career prospects and development.

In order to avoid being laughed at, we need to keep calm, control our emotions, and control our actions and words when necessary. We should learn to respect and understand others, and don't conflict and confront others at will. In social life, pay attention to your words and deeds and avoid conspicuous or unsightly behavior. At the same time, we should always cultivate a positive attitude, not be swayed by other people's words, and maintain self-confidence and self-esteem, so as to give full play to our advantages and charm in social life.