Are there any "bisexual people" around you who can't talk well?

Ms. Jiang said that in the past, people praised people not as superficial as they are now: "Your daughter-in-law is really beautiful", but "Your daughter-in-law is really pie".

At that time, people would say "decent" not only for your daughter-in-law's good looks, but also for her good manners. Even if you can work hard the day after tomorrow, a person's practice is also a lifelong practice.

Nowadays, people are not very talkative, and people also go their own way.

Just like I still don't understand that some people, no matter what others do, can always pick out thorns. For example, if you cook a dish and let him taste it, he deliberately says it's not delicious, but it's delicious. When he finishes eating, ask him again, but he still says it's not delicious. What's more, it would be better to put more salt?

Just like my brother, jiaozi, when the flour was wrapped, he stood by and said that jiaozi wouldn't eat any. Ask him why, and he says it tastes bad. But when jiaozi made it, he ate more than anyone else.

Our staple food here is rice, pure southerners, as well as steamed bread and steamed buns of pasta, which are basically bought in breakfast shops and can't be eaten at home. I belong to that kind of stupid person. I made steamed buns, and it took me 5,678 times to succeed. Every time I don't deliver it face to face, my brother stands by and says that books are all given away for nothing, and it's not good to deliver them face to face.

If you argue with him, it's just that a scholar meets a scholar, so it's hard to say for sure. What does it have to do with study? He said, of course it matters. Have you ever learned how to do your hair?

It's just, unreasonable and irritating. He has read books and read words in his eyes, so he should be omnipotent.

Although you know he's just paying lip service, it still hurts. I don't want to do better than you, do I?

Seriously, if someone cooks for me, I can boast about TA.