Talk about eliminating misunderstandings between friends.

1. It is magnanimous to smile calmly when you are wronged.

2. Being misunderstood is because you don't know each other. It doesn't matter. Time will tell.

After being hurt and misunderstood in various ways, I finally understand that it is better to be childish and willful with two people than to be mature with one person. At least, if you don't know love, it won't hurt so much.

It's open-minded to smile when you are suffering.

Sometimes, you are misunderstood and you don't want to argue, so you choose silence.

6. Smiling when others misunderstand is a kind of accomplishment.

7. Because slow fever is often misunderstood as an introverted and indifferent person.

He and I were just friends, but we were misunderstood by his other half, so we stopped talking.

9. It's hard to say what it feels like to be misunderstood.

10. No one knows how bad it feels to be attacked except yourself.

1 1. I was afraid of being misunderstood, so I kept hiding it until I knew that other people actually had wounds in their hearts. ...

12. Sometimes I'd rather be misunderstood than explained, because I know that explanation means that you can't regain trust in vain.

13. I want people all over the world to know that I am low-key.

14. Love is always misunderstood for too many unspeakable reasons, which leads to repeated mistakes and eventually becomes a miss.

15. Today, I quarreled with my best friend. In desperation, I raised my middle finger to my best friend. As a result, my girlfriend said, "How do you scare me with your boyfriend?" . My friend is exhausted.

16. Actually, I just want you to care about me, be kind to me, have me in your heart, and I am not dispensable in your heart. You say that I always tell lies and speak ill of you, so I won't tell my best friend whether we quarrel or I cry now. In fact, no one listens to me, because they say you didn't listen when I told you, so don't tell me now. I am so sad. I'm just saying. Nobody listens to me now, so I have to put up with it.