What kind of person was Mary that even the Emperor Yin Ren couldn't bear it? A single and divorced older middle-aged female, she goes to her friend Gerri's house to be a light bulb every week. At first, Gerri saw her lonely and invited her to be a guest every week. Later, Gerri didn't care about her anymore, so she came uninvited. Every time I go to a friend's house, Mary starts complaining about what happened recently and what bad luck happened on the way. Gerri and Tom actually coped with it in black humor (really Love this old couple so much). As long as there was Mary, there was resentment and negativity, and for so long, she was probably the only friend who had been holding back her for so long, like Gerri.
It's okay to complain about yourself. When Gerri's son came home with his girlfriend, Mary was so jealous, please be someone's Auntie Mary! It's so sad that a good family gathering is full of Mary's negative energy. Such a "friend" is really scary. I don't clean my house all day long, I don't have any hobbies of my own, I finally bought a car and don't take care of it carefully. In the end, I was full of complaints. No matter how kind you are, it can't offset everyone's disgust for you, you are unhappy yourself, and you have to make everyone unhappy with you. Pull down the grudge.
Everyone has their own disappointments. Life needs easter eggs, not your complaints.
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