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You can’t be good to everyone. And it is not necessary. But this is not clear to everyone, or not now at least. The more people you try to satisfy, the less they all like you. Falsehood is felt even by people with the most underdeveloped sense of empathy. And as a result, there will be no close relationship with a person who tries to please everyone. That person will always be kept at a certain distance until it leaves the zone of neutrality. Personally, I subconsciously respect a person's ability to "say no," even when I suffer from it. So be yourself and you will be happy. Do not try to adapt to everyone in personal communication.

I combined two photos of my hand to make this picture.

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