Sometimes I can say something that makes sense, but I regret telling you

I'd love to know if you don't want people to know these things like you, or if you don't think it's going to help, or if you don't want people to think you know these things well? Let's go into more detail and help you solve it, I hope it can help you.

You regret telling people if you think it's wrong or if you're selfish.

Learn to endure first, no one is stupid, don't look down on everyone, it's just that others don't say it.

Do you think that people don't understand what you said, or do you regret it because you selfishly think that telling others doesn't feel worth it? Anyway, these are the two mentalities. Even if I don't understand it, you do.

If you say it, don't regret it, because it will only add to your own troubles, or think twice before you say it later.

Why regret it? If what you say is really reasonable, it should be useful to other people, and at the same time, it is good to give others the impression that you are an organized person.

Don't regret saying it, regret not to say it before you say it. Regretting after saying it is the most useless, and the only thing you can do is stop yourself before you want to say it next time.

It's great to be able to share your insights with everyone, and don't regret it.

If you don't tell anyone, they won't tell you later! It's called help!

Fortunately, I didn't tell it, and I regretted it even more.

Have you reflected on yourself? Why is this happening?

1. That sentence is not "reasoning" at all, but "questioning"! — should not be listened to as a "dao truth"; Inside.

2. What if there is a Tao and a reason? The questioner's reasoning is: "It is better to die than to live" - do you think there is a point?

3. Your sentence can also be said to be "reasonable"; You can also say "unreasonable", since you say so, you naturally have your reason; I said that it doesn't make sense, but naturally I have my reason, and this reason is: "Why do you see that 'it is difficult to live, you need to put in a lot of effort to toss yourself and torture yourself, and there may not be hope in the end'?" - Do you think there's a difference between saying 'not necessarily hopeless' and 'not necessarily hopeless'?

Do you know the idiom 'never get tired of it'? Some people live to be 'happy', and if they are not tired, they can't talk about 'difficulty', 'tossing' and 'torture'! ”。

Confucius said: "Those who know are not as good as those who are good, and those who are good are not as good as those who are happy." Although it is for the pursuit of knowledge, but for life and death, why is it not the case?

This sentence: "I even have the courage to die, why don't I have the courage to live?" In fact, it is the same

Even if you have the courage to live, why don't you have the courage to die? —Is that true? Come to think of it: there may be fewer ingredients that "make sense"!

Those who are happy to die have the truth of those who are willing to die; Those who are happy to live have the truth of those who are happy to live. It's not about "courage"!

The question is what we see as death.

Fear is the blankness of the mind, that is, ignorance.

Staying alive is at least a knowable answer.

The world is relatively knowable, but death is not necessarily.

There may be other, more terrible tortures waiting for you, and you may not be able to say otherwise.

It also takes courage to face the unknown and embrace the unknown.

Of course, it is also possible that people die like lights out, and there is nothing, in this case, what is the difference between living and dying, there is always a head. What is the saying in that sentence, well, the living die, the dead live. This is the living dead.

There is not much truth in this kind of statement, because anyone who listens to it has a completely different starting point of view. Some people think that living is the most meaningful, and second, some people think that living freely and happily is meaningful. The former is better to die than to live, and the latter is to say that "life is precious, love is more valuable, if it is for freedom, both can be thrown away", "it is okay to die at night" ......But friend, if this person is a person who doesn't even know why he lives and dies, then living and dying are the same, the so-called walking dead ......

In fact, everyone's understanding of a sentence is different, some people think it makes sense, and naturally some people don't think about it, the key is that as long as you recognize it.

I think this is a comforting word, because he has lost faith in life, so let him believe that in fact, you are the bravest when you live, because you live so you know what love is, what pain is, what happiness is, and what cannot be forgotten......With these, life is far richer than death.

Of course, it takes more courage to be alive.

To be alive is to have hope and to die is the courage to be alive and to use it in the wrong place.

If a person does not even know what he is living for and why he is dying, then living and dying are the same.

There is a certain truth: have courage and be brave to face yourself.