What is it like to be habitually out of sight ?

It depends on the relationship between the two people, if it's a boyfriend and girlfriend and say thank you, it will be out of sight. If it's an ordinary friend, it's normal to be polite, and it can also show that you respect others. The necessary "thank you" can better reflect the quality of a person.

Regardless of whether this person is familiar with me or not, my attitude towards this person is the same as everyone else's, and I don't think it's bad, but it will make my friendship more durable.

I didn't know each other at the beginning of high school and the back table.,I will say thank you for helping me with anything.,I often say I'm sorry and whatever.,Later she said why we're classmates.,There's no need to see each other like this.,And then slowly I didn't say much.,I feel like the distance has narrowed a lot.。 But when I got to college, in addition to joking around with my roommates all day long, I still habitually said thank you when I socialized with others. I'm very similar to my dad at this point.,I don't like to trouble others.,I feel like I'm going to owe favors as soon as I open my mouth.,It's habitual.,I really don't want to be too close to ordinary classmates who don't make friends.。

In fact, saying thank you is originally a way to see the outside, and when you are with a very close person, how can you say thank you.

Even if you feel like you can't find someone who is in tune, you can do what you like, and you don't like to trouble others. Life is also very peaceful, and I like it and I don't feel bothered.

Maybe it's because I'm more withdrawn, I'm more polite to everyone, maybe I've been used to it since I was a child, and it's hard to change habits. I think it's good that I don't get very close to a lot of people and avoid a lot of unnecessary trouble.

For people who are generally familiar, it is polite, but if my friend says thank you to me, I will feel that he does not treat me as a friend, because the help between friends is deserved, so it is too obvious to say thank you.

I am such a person, I am polite to all the people around me and have a sense of distance, even including my own family, in the eyes of many people, my politeness may be hypocritical, fake, twisted, not generous enough, but I know best, this is just a habit of behavior for me to protect myself. I rarely say no to others when it comes to a gesture, and sometimes I offer to help. Although it is not cold to meet and chat in ordinary times, it becomes cold and lonely when the group message is blocked in the mobile phone.

When I came home last week, I took out the gifts I bought for my parents, and the two of them couldn't put it down and were overjoyed, but they kept saying: Spend a lot of money, don't buy it in the future. They will also happily and habitually "see the outside".

In fact, this is the love of parents for their children, they can't bear to let their children break the bank, and they won't ask for it easily, even if their hearts are warmed by their children's filial piety, they also nag a little complaining about spending money. Parents in the world love us in this way, but we, the children, know us very late.

Even if it's a relative, I'm very outward, because I don't feel like I'm a family, and I feel like I'm living in an atmosphere where I don't like to be disturbed, and I can "live peacefully" with everyone.

I think it's better to be a person who is accustomed to seeing outsiders than someone who ignores people, speaks ill of each other, is startled, and stabs in both faces. I may just not be suitable for a relationship, but only for a single person, because even so, I will not be bored.