The characteristics of a braggart.

First, lack of sense of responsibility.

Why do some people like to brag? The main reason is that they lack a sense of responsibility and will not consider the interests of others or everyone. For example, I promised to meet someone at two o'clock and patted my chest and said no problem. It didn't even pass three o'clock. I thought I was just saying. Being late is just a piece of cake, and it doesn't matter at all. This is a sign of lack of responsibility.

People are social people, and everyone has a responsibility to others, families, collectives and social scientists. Why did the ancients emphasize that "words must be done, and actions must be fruitful"? Because only in this way can people make progress, be recognized by others and be harmonious in society. However, once a person develops the habit of boasting, his sense of responsibility will be seriously lacking.

Second, I won't bite my teeth, I will only brag without considering the feasibility of fulfilling my promise.

People who love to brag often bite off more than they can chew and don't consider whether what they say can be fulfilled. In addition, when they brag, they don't consider things too comprehensively and often take them for granted. For example, they don't consider that some things can be done under normal circumstances, but once the objective conditions change, they can't. This is very common.

In real life, people who love to brag like to say "no problem" and "my treat" no matter what happens. They promised quickly, but they forgot quickly in their minds, or even if they didn't forget, they didn't try their best. If they can't do it, they will make fun and make excuses. Therefore, you must not believe what such people say.

Third, it is often treacherous.

As we said at the beginning, some boasters are not only addicted to their mouths, but are trying to fool and deceive you. Their words and deeds are completely inconsistent. On the surface, it's all for your own good, but behind it is unkind and treacherous.

This braggart never believes in promises, but only in interests. When you are needed, all kinds of sweet words can kick you away when you are not needed. For example, this braggart, when looking for someone to work together, will draw a lot of cakes for each other and imagine many benefits out of thin air. But once the cooperation is successful, or the other party is no longer needed, he will turn his face and deny people. Moreover, he always has his own good reasons: when he was invited to cooperate, he was interested in his ability or his relationship, but now it is just a burden. Why keep him?