Those Who Are Naughty Are Destined to Miss It

Naughty people and tough-tongued people are destined to miss each other. A stubborn person is like holding a half-wet towel. His emotions have been twisted into knots in his heart, but he refuses to say a soft word. He obviously expects people to understand, but his behavior goes in the opposite direction. He wants to be cared for, but he pushes away the warm water offered to him. He wants to apologize, but when he opens his mouth, he says "I didn't do anything wrong." He is trapped between "what he wants to say" and "what he has done", and even his breathing is tangled and wrinkled. A person with a hard mouth is like a candy wrapped in a hard shell. No matter how sweet and soft the inside is, the outer shell has to break tightly. It was obvious that he was hurt by the fall, but he had to hold his neck when he got up and said "it hurts nothing"; it was obvious that he was very rare, but he said "who cares about this" with a tough mouth, and used "don't want to be seen through" as an armor, even if his heart was turned upside down, his face had to be indifferent, and he would rather secretly rub the wound afterwards than show his weakness to others. Ningba is a fight between "what you think in your heart" and "what you do", and you are competing with yourself; being stubborn is a confrontation between "what you are afraid of" and "what you say", and you are stubborn and refuse to give in. The two of them come together, one holds back and waits for guessing, and the other bites the bullet and refuses to admit it. They can twist a small matter into an inextricable knot.