What would you do if you were me

It's just to leave him, when you become humble, you must leave, it's not the best love.

I'm not happy anymore. What are you doing together.

Sometimes the long pain is better than the short one, if you love him, pluck up the courage to say it, and if he rejects you, give up on him. Otherwise, you only have him in your eyes, but he doesn't accept, refuses, or is not responsible, are you willing to put all your feelings on a person who doesn't know how to cherish you? It will be painful to be rejected, but time will heal your wounds.

As for the one who pursues you, you tell him what you think tactfully but clearly, everyone is an adult, and they are responsible for their own lives, don't you? Good luck!

Sum it up yourself. Who did you choose, don't you count in your heart? In the face of the other person's indifference, reason tells you that you should give up.

I can't give up, I'm trapped. Feelings are not a rational thing in the first place. You know very well in your heart that the kid chasing you, you don't feel anything about him.

So, your mental activity has nothing to do with him.

There is no need to make a decision. If you decide, you might change again the next day. How to think and how to do it, feelings do not need to be considered.

One more mouth, the one chasing you, unless you have feelings for him and start liking him, you look for him again. Otherwise, don't hurt him. Isn't it the same as tossing yourself when you toss him?

If you don't chase A, you have to find B, who stipulates it? CDEFG: Yes. Don't think too much about life, just do what you want.

Tell him that he already has love.

When I left home to go to college, my dad gave me a piece of advice saying: It doesn't matter what courses you take, it's your teachers that matter. It didn't take long for me to find out that this was the case, and that I would find it interesting to teach lessons from all good teachers.

In Professor Wein-Stein's class, I could hear death row wagons rolling through the streets of Paris during the French Revolution. Even longer ago, I could still remember the Zhichang Shinshi Zhizhi about the stars, which I would have forgotten if it weren't for my second-grade teacher, Scorchiotti. For me, a good teacher is one who brings a topic to life.

The same should be true of a good boss, who can turn a boring day-to-day job into a learning experience. Their patience makes you believe that you and everything you do are worthwhile. They give you the confidence to ask questions, to take responsibility, and even to suggest changes to old company procedures.

In short, a good boss knows how to teach.

So my advice to those of you who have recently been looking for a job in the labor market and looking to change jobs is: don't interview for a good job, go for a good boss. He is not necessarily the best person, but he is someone who is willing and able to help you develop professionally.

So what does a bad boss look like? Ah, he is such a kind of person (as follows):

Is it surrounded by the same people year after year? If you're a good mentor, why aren't these people moving around and getting promoted?

Is it a lack of humor? Life is so short and work is so hard. When we encounter difficulties, we should be easy to face.

I like to type but I don't like to talk. Why are you emailing just sitting across from the office?

Q: Who is the best boss I've ever met? Angela, my first boss when I walked out of college, was smart and outspoken. She gets angry with everyone in the company and wants me to know what she's thinking and why.

My boss Tom once said: "You will sleep forever when you die." It's just a little too tiring to do things for him.

But he was also incredibly outspoken, prompt in giving and asking for advice. We often disagree, but our discussions always help us both to get a clearer picture of what we want to do. A good boss deserves respect for others as well.

So how do you know you already have a good boss? It's good to be their most authentic selves, and then spend a year or two observing them to see if they're the people you want to learn. If your boss is interviewing you with a slow and dogmatic attitude, think about what he would be like when he was working.

Interviewees are at their best during the interview, but so are the interviewers. Don't like your boss? You have the right to do that, to go out, to go"Interviews"Another boss.

1.First of all, I would be very surprised and surprised, because such a situation would be completely unexpected for me. I try to calm down and calm my emotions and doubts.

2.Next, I will try to be honest with my biological parents and find a safe and comfortable environment for face-to-face communication. I will respect their decision and express my feelings and confusion, while also listening to their explanations and stories about me.

3.In the course of the exchange, I will try to understand why they chose to come now. I wanted to understand their motivations and the stories behind them to better understand this sudden situation.

This helps me to look at the whole situation more objectively and make the right decisions.

4.At the same time, I will also consider communicating with other family members and relatives to listen to their suggestions and suggestions. They may have more information or can give me better support and guidance.

Such a situation requires careful consideration as it can have a significant impact on my family and personal life.

5.In the end, I will give myself some time and space to think about and deal with this unexpected situation. I weigh the pros and cons and think deeply about my inner feelings and needs.

The final decision depends on my personal values and interests, and I will make an informed and rational choice based on my own circumstances.

That's all for me.