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# Lemon 8 Howtoo

In an age when it's easy to sow charms by typing a greeting message or entertaining funny sweet words, many people may see them as just "colorful" or funny charm management that doesn't matter.

But what we forget to think about is that while we enjoy words, the hearts of those who listen may not be "playing," and when irresponsible words meet serious hearts, their results always end up in ruin.

1. Our funny words...Probably all his hopes.

Coins always have two sides. Words that we release without thinking can be thought of by the other person as "miss you," "if no one is dating," or taking care that is beyond the general state for sweetblowers. It can be just a temporary fun or just a lonely day by day.

But for a lonely person, or someone who opens his heart to wait for someone, these words are like a light at the end of a tunnel, and he begins to interpret, carry hope, and root his feelings into those few words. The more often we drop, the higher his hope scaffolding, without even knowing that it is built on emptiness.

2. When the truth answers...Serious people are the most broken people.

One day, when this fun game has to end, or when the other side starts sending back serious signals, and we choose to step away with the classic sentence, "Think too much? We're just kidding." At that moment, the world of the audience suddenly collapses.

The pain is not negativity, but it is the "feeling of betrayal." He will feel like a fool who believes in those words and is confused about what the past is. The sincerity he crouches to become a tool to relieve someone's loneliness. The wounds of this kind of event heal more slowly than usual, because it destroys both his confidence in himself and his ability to trust others in the future.

3. "Sincerity" is the basic etiquette of being human.

Other people's hearts are not sensation labs, and they are not anyone's playground. Love and feelings are fragile. If we do not really feel like them, do not think seriously, or are not ready for anyone, maintaining the right "distance" is the best thing.

Not to drop sweet words, not to give hope, and not to show deep thought behavior, not blackness, but "civility and manners for coexistence." It represents a level of maturity and honor in the other person's values.

Before saying sweet words...Ask yourself well first.

The words, when they are spoken, are out. We can't get our hands on them.

If today you know that you are a charm executive, a sweet speaker, drop that person off at this person, stop thinking a little before typing or saying anything, ask yourself, "Can we take responsibility for his feelings after this?"

If the answer is no...Don't use fancy words to joke with anyone's heart. Let those sweet words be used on the day we meet the right person and be ready to take him seriously. Because our fun is never worth the crumbling feelings of others.