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When people reach middle age, why do they want to visit relatives less and less?

Relatives are farther away than family members, but closer than ordinary friends, and naturally there are some blood relations. When I was a child, I liked to be lively and live in groups. After middle age, I began to see through the warmth and coldness of human feelings, understand that my relatives would not have any substantial impact on my life, and began to leave my limited energy to my family. Plain is the greatest happiness. Visiting relatives will bring you endless fatigue. People don't like visiting relatives and friends in middle age. The reason is realistic, but these four points. People don't like visiting relatives and friends when they reach middle age. Nine times out of ten, there are four reasons

0 1. I don't want to be ridiculed for not mixing well.

When I was a child, I had a strong self-esteem and couldn't stand others speaking ill of me. Actually, I grew up in middle age. I don't want to face myself as inferior to others. Eating with relatives, others are talking, talking about business and talking about happy things. Only I am still guarding an acre of land, and there is no great achievement. Even if no one is laughing at himself, every move reveals that he is inferior to others everywhere. No one wants to face this cruel reality, but it is still a dull and happy life. In the eyes of others, it becomes a lack of progress. The worse it gets, the less I want to visit relatives. Even if you are middle-aged, you have a thick skin and your own self-esteem, and you don't want to face the irreparable estrangement.

02, well mixed, don't want to stick to people.

No one asks the poor in the city center, but the rich have distant relatives in the mountains. Everyone is a bit snobbish. Poor relatives who don't help themselves gradually fade away, and noble relatives who help themselves definitely don't want to give up this relationship anyway. People can see this realistic factor more clearly after middle age. When you get along well, when you visit relatives, you hear nothing but one or two things. They brag about their present life, talk about each other's difficulties and express the hope that they can help.

If you refuse MoMo, you will definitely say that your eyes are above the top. If you really agree, it is equivalent to setting a precedent and there will be no peace from now on. It's not that I don't want to get along with relatives. It's just that this kind of false communication will only make people feel boring, and they don't enjoy the flattery of others at all, and it's so difficult to chat on an equal footing.

03, weak personality, don't like lively.

I liked to make a fuss when I was young. When I am in the crowd, I give orders. Visiting relatives is an opportunity to show yourself. However, people don't realize that socializing is meaningless until middle age. Visiting relatives is only superficial. If you have time to show each other, you might as well enjoy this quiet time alone. The joys and sorrows of human beings are different. You don't have to immerse yourself in their excitement. You can enjoy this wonderful time by yourself.

I've been unhappy and angry.

There is a skeleton in the cupboard. How can we live together without contradiction or stumbling? Especially between relatives, they maintain a certain degree of alienation, but they are related by blood, familiar and unfamiliar with each other. In such an awkward relationship, a little friction can't really break the game. They can only keep them in mind, remember those old and new hatred, and don't need to take any practical action to retaliate. This is a response to each other. When people reach middle age, they are more open-minded and open-minded. However, the previous unhappiness and contradictions can not be easily solved overnight. They can only choose not to leave this relative and give themselves more relaxed and happy living space.

It is impossible for relatives to make a clean break with such a relationship. From then on, they are even. It is precisely because of embarrassment that they can't give up their troubles, and people are more tired of visiting relatives and friends. Maybe in the past, they disrupted each other's schedule, even if they didn't like it inside, they had to smile on the surface. At that time, it was better to live a good life, be simple and happy, not interested in gossip, and not willing to get involved in strange contradictions. When people reach middle age and see through the essence of social communication, they are too lazy to bother themselves. Streamlining your social circle can also bring you a more relaxed atmosphere. Because I don't think it's necessary, so I choose to forget.