Straight people should also know a little wrist, which is a wise attitude to life. Frankness and sincerity are the virtues of a straight person, but in a complex and ever-changing society, this alone is not enough. Proper tactfulness and strategy will not only allow us to express our ideas better, but also avoid misunderstandings and contradictions caused by bluntness. Only by knowing when and where to rein in the edge can we be invincible in the complex world.
In the workplace, straight people are often prone to offend people by being too honest. Learn to use your wrists in a timely manner, know how to empathize and compromise appropriately, so that you can get along better with colleagues and superiors. Being flexible with your relationships not only increases productivity, but also gives you more support when it matters most. Straightforwardness does not equal recklessness, strategy and skill are signs of maturity and respect for self and others.
The same goes for social situations. Words and actions that are too blunt may make others feel uncomfortable or embarrassed. Proper tactfulness and skill can not only maintain one's own relationships with others, but also make communication smoother. Mastering the art of socializing and knowing when to say things can truly earn the respect and trust of others. In this case, a straight person needs some strategies and means to reconcile his sincerity with the feelings of others.
Eventually, a straight person learns to use his wrists, not to change his nature, but to make himself more mellow and calm. In this way, we can better adapt to the external environment and changes while retaining our true selves. Living wisely and dealing flexibly with relationships and problems is an advanced survival skill. The combination of straightness and wrist makes our life path broader, and also makes our hearts more peaceful and tenacious.