Why do you feel trapped when you grow up?

Okay!

Let me tell you a joke first: In the evening, my daughter and I were watching TV in the living room, and my husband was surfing the Internet in the study.

I was a little thirsty and didn’t want to move, so I said, “Husband, bring me a bottle of Coke.” My husband came out of the study, got me a bottle, and ran back to the study. At this time, the five-year-old daughter also shouted: "Dad, I want to drink too." The husband said impatiently: "Get it yourself!"

The daughter was stunned for a moment, and then shouted: "Husband, I want to drink too." "I want to drink."

This can be seen from two aspects. One is that you start to consider other people's feelings. Sometimes you have to say thank you against your heart, but this is necessary and it is impossible to say it to everyone. Your true inner feelings. When the "daughter" says: "Husband, I want to drink too." You won't feel ridiculous

Another aspect is to consider the wording, which not only allows the other party to understand your true intention, but also Not stabbing each other, this is also a kind of charm that you can only have when you grow up.

Don’t have pain. If you can keep speaking your true inner feelings straightforwardly throughout your life, maybe you will It will be more painful. However, it is admirable to be able to do this