Truth hurts

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7 rules to be better living in this society. 1. When talking with others, make sure you talk more about what the other party has, don't always talk about what you have. 2. When you have a meal with someone better or has higher position than you, don’t try to pay the bill in front of them, instead find an excuse to go pay for the meal silently. 3. Try not to ask for help for minor matters. If you really need to ask for help, be sure to send a red envelope afterwards. Whether people want it or not is one thing, but you are willing to give or not is another thing. 4. Don’t tell the truth to everyone, because most people can’t accept the truth. Don't be too direct, if people want to hear something good, speak good words. 5. Never trust anyone’s promise, especially the promise that being made from temporary feelings. 6. Be selfished sometimes so that you will not be harmed. Besides your parents and money that will not betray you, anyone can betray you in anything and anytime. 7. Try not to put too much affection on anyone, don't get too close to anyone, stay neutral, stay rational, as long as you can bring indispensable benefits to others, no one will leave you behind although how cold you are. Because people ain't really need affection, they're more into benefits. Don't always put feelings into everything. Sometimes no matter how sincere you are, people only care about what benefits them. I hope I could learn this earlier, and I hope you could learn it now.

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