I like to laugh at myself and talk about my shortcomings. The former is self-confidence and the latter is inferiority. For example, Obama once said at a dinner party, "Eight years ago, I was a young man, full of idealism and vitality. Look at me now. In six months, I will officially become the lame duck president. This is self-confidence. Not afraid of others knowing their own shortcomings, dare to expose and face their own shortcomings, and accept and face them frankly. This is a healthy psychological activity. \ x0d \ x0d \ In other words, I was a young man eight years ago, but now I am like this. There is nothing behind, just complaining, feeling inferior, afraid to face yourself, afraid to face reality, afraid to accept your own problems (so-called shortcomings). Although you said it, the psychological activity in your stomach is completely different, because the fundamental difference between inferiority and self-confidence is the difference in ideas. \x0d\ Further reading: \x0d\ Self-mockery is a hot word on the Internet, which means self-mockery. \x0d\ Speaking of immorality, both male and female stars are keen on spoofing and "self-destruction"! \x0d\ self-mockery is self-mockery. Inferiority is both a realm and a way of communication. Self-mockery is also a kind of self-release and treatment under pressure. \x0d\ Simply put, you laugh at yourself and hurt yourself.