In the circle, everyone is used to having programs and joking around, which I can accept. I can also have fun in public settings and won't take things too seriously or get into conflicts.
But in private interactions, my attitude is very clear—especially when dealing with female professionals, maintaining distance is basic respect. I particularly dislike those who casually make inappropriate jokes behind the scenes. I am like that myself—on Twitter, I can joke around, but in WeChat private messages, it's always a respectful "Hello, teacher."
To be honest, some people are inherently filled with unhealthy desires. This state doesn't necessarily mean their character is bad, but they are definitely not good people. One should always have boundaries and distinctions.
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GameFiCritic
· 11h ago
This sense of moderation is indeed rare and most people can't achieve it.
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GasFeeAssassin
· 11h ago
This guy is right. Jokes are fine publicly, but there should be boundaries privately, especially towards female professionals. That's basic respect.
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ChainSpy
· 11h ago
Such a sense of boundaries is indeed rare. Most people who can't distinguish between public and private really are quite disgusting.
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PriceOracleFairy
· 11h ago
ngl this actually hits different tho... the whole public vs private behavior gap is like a price deviation waiting to exploit lmao. dude's basically running arbitrage on his own personality 💀
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BearMarketLightning
· 11h ago
I agree with this logic. Public and private indeed need two sets; otherwise, it's easy to mess up.
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CryptoSurvivor
· 11h ago
I have to give credit for this attitude. Having a sense of discretion in private is indeed necessary; otherwise, it seems very low-class.
In the circle, everyone is used to having programs and joking around, which I can accept. I can also have fun in public settings and won't take things too seriously or get into conflicts.
But in private interactions, my attitude is very clear—especially when dealing with female professionals, maintaining distance is basic respect. I particularly dislike those who casually make inappropriate jokes behind the scenes. I am like that myself—on Twitter, I can joke around, but in WeChat private messages, it's always a respectful "Hello, teacher."
To be honest, some people are inherently filled with unhealthy desires. This state doesn't necessarily mean their character is bad, but they are definitely not good people. One should always have boundaries and distinctions.