Gatherings are a way for people to socialize, but they also need to pay attention to details when partying, especially when friends come and go, and pay more attention to words and deeds so as not to hurt each other's feelings. Sometimes, when we are at a party, we encounter some awkward scenes, such as the other person responding to us with a polite word, actually rejecting us, but we don't realize it.
At this time, we need to learn to observe words and colors to see if the other person's face and expression are natural, so as to judge the other person's true intentions.
In addition, at the party, if the other party suddenly says that there is something urgent to deal with, let us read a book or do other things by ourselves, at this time, we also need to be keenly aware of the other party's true intentions, and do not continue to stay here to disturb the other party, especially when the other party's home needs to be more careful.
Finally, if we go to visit a friend and the other spouse is unwilling to cooperate or even start scolding, then we need to learn to stay calm, not to join in their quarrel, and not to make ourselves the focus of conflict. After all, we're just here to visit friends, not to get in trouble.
When we meet, we need to learn to be observant, not to overdo it, and not to act too offensively in order to maintain good relationships.