I don't like vulgar people.

I am a person with a mental cleanliness, not a disease, but a hobby. Really, I don't like vulgar people at all

The so-called vulgar, rude vulgar, not elegant. Although I know that from the perspective of survival, we are all ordinary people, and food, color and sex are inevitable, just as the author said in Insisting on a Vulgar Life: vulgarity constitutes life. Vulgar is fine, vulgar. In fact, I think food, color and sex are all beautiful human nature, but many people regard them as jokes to make them ugly and vulgar.

I come from a family where my father is a teacher. My grandmother and mother are traditional hardworking peasant women. My grandmother can't read and is good at sewing. When I was a child, my grandma made small decorations on my schoolbag, hat and clothes. My mother knew one thing when she was in the third grade of primary school. She never scolded us. I have never heard him or her scold anyone or say rude words. What "D", "TMB", "NND" to "ph" seems to be a joke, which I have never met in my childhood family environment. I have seen "shrew" and "shrew" at the head of the village. They are incomparable to my grandmother and mother in character. Although my grandmother and my mother have few words, they are knowledgeable and good.

Later, I graduated from school and went out to the society. I met some people who said some slippery dirty words, so they were disgusted and disgusted. People of all levels and levels have it, and they can be rough. The first time I heard people swear was in the village. I remember crying. I thought, what kind of working environment is this? I didn't get used to it at first Later, it was discovered that there were many people like this brigade secretary, some of whom were cadres and leaders. I was surprised at the time. How can a rough-spoken person be a cadre leader? Haha, I later learned that I was eloquent, but I didn't agree and smiled silently. At that time, most of them were recruited old-school cadres, and few of them were from ordinary classes. However, in terms of vulgar nature, they are so vulgar that they really damage the image of cadres. There are also particularly clear ones, which I think are the best of that era.

I remember very clearly that I organized a department to inspect it. At that time, the inspector asked me what kind of township cadres I should use. I blurted out "graduated from school". Later, it was found that they were all ordinary students. I know this has limitations, but the quality has obviously improved many times than before, and I can see it now. Different educational background determines a person's thought and quality to a certain extent, and even affects the world outlook, values and outlook on life. Of course, there are also many vulgar people born in ordinary classes, which is a pity.

There are also "literati". Some scholars said: "I am a scholar, don't make me swear." Later, I always took this sentence as a famous saying, which was well said. Just like writing an article, I like people whose words are in harmony with their hearts. When they meet people, they will think of their words. I think this is a kind of perfection. However, this is often not the case in life. What is insincere is that there are different examples, so it is good to know.

I can't listen to swearing and swearing. When I was young, I blushed and left the crowd shyly. When I was old, I smiled silently, but I was still at a loss. I secretly hated it, but I couldn't help running away from the crowd. My childhood told me that one day she witnessed the discussion of cadres, and then she had the same disgust and disgust as me. It seems that I can't tolerate some vulgarity, I can't bear to listen and I can't bear to see it. Hehe, it seems that it still needs practice.

I have been practicing for half my life. Give me two more, and I can't practice. I didn't even say a "p" I still don't like those vulgarities. Vulgar is fine. We are all laity. What we can't stand most is the vulgarity of "low" people.

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