if you can't get into the circle, don't force it. It's good to be a sober and rational bystander, quietly enjoying your own small scenery, being free and unfettered, without pleasing or catering.

These days, when I go out to study, the students in the same batch are either young or old. Anyway, there are no peers. Therefore, every time I eat or attend classes, I always feel relaxed. Perhaps this is the reason why the growth of age is gradually released.

In the past, I always wanted to have a companion around me, because I was not brave enough, and I always cringed when I met things. I had a companion who was at least confident in his heart, but because of his withdrawn personality and being with people who were at odds with the magnetic field, I often couldn't let go of myself. The flattering personality was used at work, and I couldn't help but cater to others or hide myself. I always felt a string stretched.

When everyone goes out and sees others in twos and threes, there is always an uncomfortable feeling. People who walk alone always feel like an unsociable monster, and their psychological tension becomes more and more obvious.

But this time, I don't feel flustered when I eat and attend class alone. Instead, I feel at ease. Sure enough, years are a good thing. Although they have developed wrinkles in my body, they have also smoothed the wrinkles in my soul. Now, I enjoy my own time more. I can read and listen to my favorite stories, walk and see different scenery, or maybe I will stay quietly and occasionally fantasize about the glorious years in the future.

people are gregarious animals, but it is more important to improve themselves. If they are strong, are they afraid that there will be no circles?