We have all faced low points in our lives, both before and now.
At that time, when I drank water, my mouth seemed to be bitter.
We started out looking for people to talk about our difficult situation.
However, the results did not make us better.
Instead, those people began to distance themselves from themselves.
Later, we slowly learned to shut up.
I learned to "have a hard mouth" and learned to grit my teeth and persevere.
One day, a friend sent a message saying that the company was preparing to lay off employees.
I can't do anything but do this, but it's hard to find a job outside.
If you off, you don't know what to do.
I really want to talk to him about this.
Brother, I've been laid off for a month, and I can't find a job at all, so I'm already lying flat."
But reason tells me I can't say that.
So I comforted him and said.
Don't you have been laid off yet, don't worry, wait until you are laid off, and there will be compensation for the layoffs."
He didn't reply to the message, and I didn't tell him that I was in a bad situation.
Every day when you see a message that you can't read back or when it's inappropriate.
I'm really irritable.
In fact, we both know that doing this will not change our current situation.
Life is like this, and it can't always be smooth sailing.
During the trough period when the wind is headwind, I am the only one who rows hard at the end.
Mature people, so slowly learned to shut up.
Instead of being anxious about internal friction, it is better to break and stand up.
Do your best to try to get out of the current situation.
In the trough period, there is always a day to go out.
When that day comes, we can easily wind up the circle of friends.
The light boat has crossed the Ten Thousand Mountains".
Encourage you. 