When I hold you, you are a cup, and when I let you go, you are a piece of glass. What do you mean?

"When I hold you, you are a cup. As soon as I let go, you are a piece of glass. " The meaning of this sentence is:

When I treat you well, you are a cup. I hold you in my hand, hold you in my mouth, and do you good in every way. But don't take my kindness to you for granted. I can also take back my kindness to you. When I take back my kindness to you one day, you are nothing to me, and you are like a piece of glass falling to the ground.

If I hold you in my hand, you will be taken care of, but if I let you go, you are nothing. The person who said this must have been impatient with you before saying it.

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The practical significance of this sentence:

1, being nice to someone for no reason depends on how much she is worth. In other words, it is useless to rely on others, but you still have to work hard on your own, instead of relying on others blindly.

This is also disrespectful speech. . When I care about you, you are what you say. When I don't care about you, you are nothing. You should learn to cherish and be content. I am not a dress. I can't change it if I want to. I can spoil you, and the last sentence is that I can change you.