To be eloquent is to be truly wise in social interaction. As the old saying goes, 'The mouth can spit roses or thorns.' The deepest wounds are not inflicted by blades or spears, nor by the hardships encountered, but by something far more potent: words. Kind, wise, or profound speech can penetrate your strongest mental defenses, leaving a lasting ache in your soul.
Time does not erase everything in our hearts. Some people and some events only become more unforgettable as the years pass. If you let things go lightly, you may find peace; if you overthink small matters, they grow into significant issues; if you dwell too much on details, they turn into tragedies. Ultimately, it is often our own thoughts that burden us. When the mind is heavy, the heart feels the weight. One should learn to live more lightly.
On the journey of life, if we practice empathy, understanding, and tolerance, our days will be warm and peaceful. If we lack these qualities, life will be filled with distress. Many troubles arise because we are too focused on our own perspectives, refusing to understand or yield, which eventually wounds the hearts of both parties. In many ways, life is about empathy and understanding.
Once you see through matters, you know how to respond; once you see through human relationships, you know how to interact. However, if you see through things too deeply, you may lose the will to act; if you see through people too clearly, you may lose the desire to be part of society. Therefore, put in your best effort, and simply accept what follows. While it is difficult to ignore the words of others, remember that their mouths belong to them, but your life belongs to you. Happiness is a natural outcome of self-acceptance and self-support.