Don’t mistake kindness for a fool’s sentence

I am not stupider than you, and I am not stupider than you. Don't think that I am kind-hearted and tolerant in everything, so you think of me as a fool and think that I am easy to bully. Everyone has a keen mind; everyone can make calculations. It's just that I don't bother to play with you. I have a feeling in my heart and understand the bottom line of being a human being.

I have no evil intentions and I don’t wear a mask. I live a simple life, don't think of me as too complicated; I don't have any tricks up my sleeve, and I never cheat.

In this life, I have been magnanimous and upright. I'm not afraid of anyone, and I don't owe anyone anything. I am very kind and righteous to you, if I only get sad, I will choose to stay away; I am sincere to you, if I only get deceived, I will just turn around and leave.

I care about you, and please care about me. Sincerity to sincerity, heart to heart will last forever. I give in to you and act stupidly in front of you because I cherish you and am afraid of hurting you and hurting you. Everyone has their own bottom line. If we get along, we can get along well; if we don't, we can get together and part ways. Don't touch my bottom line at will. I don't want to be hurt, and I can't stand the hurt! Please don't treat me like a fool again!

It’s not that we are stupid, it’s just that we trust each other. Sometimes even if we know the truth, we will pretend to be stupid. Because we care, we don’t want to expose it, and because we like it, we compromise. It's good to be simple. If you don't touch my bottom line, I won't violate your principles.

I cherish every relationship, regardless of family, friendship, or love. I know how to give in because I care and I am not stupid. Not everyone will remember your kindness to her, maybe she will take your kindness to her for granted. I believe that only parents are kind to their children without asking for anything in return. Only parents can stupidly give their children the most selfless love. .