What you say in your heart is a joke that others see you.

My best friend talked to me. She has a friend for more than ten years, who is very friendly. Recently, her best friend husband's business is not smooth and he is short of money. She asked her to adjust her position.

Ask back and forth carefully, but she has no following. Later, my good friend called again and refused to answer. I called back with a strange phone and said that I advised my best friend not to help her husband, and took the rest of the money. If she had the ability, she would leave.

Girlfriend asked: Do they think the capital flow is dangerous? Still think I'm unreliable

I laughed at her. Maybe you didn't explode.

In private, she also knows the plight of her best friend, but she is afraid of causing trouble. No matter what my best friend says, she thinks she won't let her money risk any friendship for more than ten years.

This is the difference between speaking and listening.

This happens all the time, doesn't it?

Just like when we watch Chaplin's black and white movies, we always only remember to laugh. For the sadness of this nobody at the bottom, his criticism of the society at that time was replaced by my laughter.

Don't complain

But you know, what we say from the bottom of our hearts may be jokes that others hear.

So if you really want to speak your mind and get a response from others, find someone who understands you.