Entering middle age, facing various roles in life, we sometimes need to learn to let go of the image of a good old man in the past and bravely turn our faces. It's not just for yourself, it's also for maintaining relationships that truly deserve respect.
First of all, we want to say no to those who often bully and insult us. Swallowing your anger will not be exchanged for respect, it will only make the other person more unscrupulous. In the face of such behavior, we should make it clear and let the other party know that we are not easy to bully. Of course, this is not to encourage us to resort to violence or extreme measures, but to learn to defend our dignity and rights in an appropriate way.
Secondly, we don't have to worry too much about those who isolate us and don't support us. Everyone has their own values and choices, and we cannot force others to understand and support us. Instead, we should go and find people who are truly like-minded with us and build deep friendships and partnerships with them. In this way, we can go further and more steadily on the road of life.
Finally, we must also be wary of those who are ignorant and arrogant. They tend to think highly of themselves and are inconsiderate of the feelings and needs of others. When dealing with them, we need to keep a clear head, both respecting their views and standing our ground. When necessary, we can choose to turn the other cheek and make them understand that we are not the object they can trample on at will.
In short, when we live to middle age, we should learn to defend our rights and dignity more firmly. For those who are not conducive to our growth and progress, we must be brave enough to turn our faces; We should cherish those who truly support and care for us. Only in this way can we walk more calmly and confidently on the road of life.