In interpersonal communication, sometimes we encounter some unpleasant situations and need to respond with some dragging and domineering sentences. These sentences can not only express our dissatisfaction and anger, but also show our self-confidence and strength, so that the other party will no longer dare to underestimate us.
Don't think that you are the first in the world, and the earth will turn the same way away from you! This sentence is full of confidence and domineering, making the other party understand that he is not indispensable. At the same time, it also implies that the other person's behavior does not have much impact on the world, and makes the other person feel that their arrogance and arrogance are meaningless.
Your IQ is so low that even I can't help but despise you. This sentence is a kind of sarcasm and ridicule, making the other party understand that their IQ level is low, making people feel speechless and helpless. At the same time, it also expresses the speaker's confidence and superiority, making the other person feel incompetent and insignificant.
Don't always think you're great when you're nothing. This sentence is a direct and cold blow, making the other person understand that he is nothing in the eyes of others. It emphasizes the strength and status of the speaker, making the other person feel that his vanity and arrogance are pointless.
These draggy, domineering sentences, while sometimes overly sharp and mean, can be a very effective counter-attack in some cases. Of course, when using these sentences, we also need to pay attention to the tone and attitude and avoid being too aggressive, so as not to cause unnecessary conflicts and contradictions.