The woman washed her hands with love freezer water and carried forty bags of water the next day. Is it true or forced?

Personally, I think this behavior should be encouraged regardless of whether the woman moved back to 40 bags of water the next day. Of course, she will be more easily forced. If it is not exposed, maybe she will return the water the next day, but it is impossible to return as many as 40 bags.

Some people may think that the woman's original behavior was too wasteful and immoral. The water in the love freezer is used to quench your thirst, not to wash your hands. Unreasonable use of public resources and waste will really make people feel ashamed. If she has certain requirements on the quality of life and can't wash her hands with tap water, she can buy water from vending machines or roadside shops. Whether in pursuit of quality of life or for convenience, it is understandable to spend money on water to wash your hands. We won't say anything. But the misuse of public resources (especially those marked "love") will make people angry. The behavior of the woman in front is really wrong.

Perhaps under the pressure of public opinion, the woman came to a super pair and returned 40 bags of water. If you still cling to her past mistakes, is it going to the other extreme? Admitting a mistake is half corrected. That woman may not be a good person, but she is not a bad person. If public opinion can regulate people's behavior and make people realize their mistakes and correct them, then it is good public opinion.

Since the woman has to pay for her wrong behavior, we can be more tolerant. If everyone follows certain social rules, maybe we don't need to use public opinion to regulate our behavior.