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所以到底應該怎麽樣做人?

我覺得在我的生活裏，一直有一個問題在困擾著我，那就是：‘’我到底應該怎麽樣去做人?

在宿舍裏面，我常常以一個被動的狀態，有時候說話總是會被誤會，很多時刻真的想把自己的嘴給封起來，不要再說話了。

爲什麽有時候別人開得像玩笑的玩笑，我總是會困擾好久呢？比如今天和室友出去玩，回來後有一個室友發了另一個室友的照片，然後她朋友圈有人看中了我其中一個室友，結果我也就只是調侃那個舍友。

然後多說了一些，然後就有一個室友說我是不是嫉妒她，我也是只是覺得她有魅力啊，沒有別的意思，被她怎麽說我又感覺我有點心機。常常會這些小事困擾的我真的想換個星球生活好嗎？所以是我這個人有問題嗎？

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