Rats may not think there is anything wrong with stealing food. They may also show off their skills to see who steals more.
There is really no big difference between cheating on cheating and eating by rats. From the perspective of humans and animals, cheating on animals is a bit more advanced than animals, but in terms of the degree of damage to stealing, Cheating is more harmful than stealing food!
The rat steals only the fruits of people’s labor. You can continue to earn without money and things. It’s no big deal, and cheating on cheating is first of all self-devaluation without knowing it, and the most hateful thing is It hurts the relatives around him who should have been protected.
I don’t know who invented the two words derailment and lover. Modern people seem to have been numb to these two words. They all say "the law does not blame the public". Lovers do not blame the public for things like love. There are more and more people of this kind. People seem to be accustomed to this for a long time, and they are too lazy to blame. The law can't cure their sins, and morality can't restrain their sentiments.
If the word "derailment" is just an expression of messing with extramarital affairs, and the word "lover" really beautifies the extramarital affairs, allowing the derailed person to use the word "lover" to play a "side ball", once and " The word "love" has something to do with it, as if the derailed person is not a "bad love", but a "spokesperson" of "love" and an alternative.
I think that only two people who are single have a reason to have a relationship, and they are worthy of the word "lover".
is also the "cheating" and "concubine" invented by the ancients, and it is more suitable for expressing extramarital affairs. Just looking at it literally, it can make them not feel that their behavior is so beautiful, and it will not be so arrogant.
The rat stealing food is out of instinct,The cheating of the cheating is out of nature. In essence, they are the inferior nature of quality.
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