Why does it become more and more difficult to tell the truth as you grow up?

The older you get, the more things you see and the higher expectations people around you have for you, so you can no longer do whatever you want in terms of things and words.

As the saying goes, "Children's words are unbridled." Just because children are relatively young and ignorant, no one will care about what the children say, no one will take it to heart, and no one will care about what the children say. Something. But as you grow older, you have to pay more attention to the occasion when you speak, and you can't just say whatever you want like you did when you were a child.

I remember that when I was a child, my brother and I often quarreled, and my father was the kind of person who loved to stir up trouble. Every time, my father would say, "What's the use of arguing? Fight quickly, XX, You can't even beat your brother, XX, you can't beat a girl even if you're a boy, how embarrassing it would be if you told me." Then my brother couldn't stand the provocation and rushed over to hit me. At this time I They would get very angry, and while resisting my brother's attacks, they would scold my father, saying that he was not serious. But now I am getting bigger and bigger. Once when my brother and I were arguing, he would still yell at me. I couldn't help but scolded him again. My mother happened to hear it and said why I am still the same as when I was a child. He also said that now that I have grown up, I must know how to respect my parents and cannot be like I was when I was a child. Only then did I understand the meaning of growing up. Now when my brother and I quarrel, my father will still yell at me, but I have never thought about scolding him. Although I still think about how to scold him, I have never cursed out loud. I just yell. He would always be offended by me if he rolled his eyes and made a gesture of contempt. I was very helpless to have such a father.

So when I grow up, everything is limited. I can no longer be the "childish talker" I was when I was a child, and I can't speak my true words. It's all just because when I grow up, I also That’s sensible.