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Pros And Cons Of Pet Peeves

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A man is known by the company he keeps, I disagree with such idea. For the first and foremost reason, looking at the friends of people does not mean to know the personality. We can easily know wvhat he likes or dislikes, or what the hobby or pet peeves are by hearing from friends of his or hers, however, once we are inclined to know whether the person is honest, thoughtful, generous, or emotional intelligent. Judging from his friend is not enough, if you hope to read the people or go to their inner world, because, oftentimes, many people will eclipse their true character in front of their friend. On the other hand, friends may lie due to some stupid fight with him, which will lead to more misunderstanding. Secondly, people with entirely different

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