16 simple yet astonishing social laws, the sooner you know them the better

1. The Law of Fault
If everyone else is wrong, then it is your own fault.
2. The Law of Effect
Shedding tears on a wound and rubbing salt into a wound have the same effect.
3. The Law of Envy
What people envy is often not the meteoric rise of strangers, but the meteoric rise of those around them.
4. The Law of Square and Circle
A person cannot be too square, nor too round: one will hurt others, and the other will make people keep their distance from you, so one should be oval.
5. The Law of Saliva
When you are so celebrated that people's mouths water, the gossip about you will multiply.
6. The Law of Being Used
Do not fear being used by others; fear only being useless.
7. The Law of Achievement
If you have no achievements, you will have no friends because of your mediocrity; if you have achievements, you will lose friends because of your excellence.
8. The Law of Pies
When a pie falls from the sky, be careful, for a trap on the ground may also be waiting for you.
9. The Law of Fault
The biggest mistake people make in daily life is being too polite to strangers and too harsh with those close to them.
10. The Law of Evaluation
There is no need to wonder how others evaluate you; think about how you evaluate them.
11. The Law of Scallions and Garlic
People who take themselves too seriously as a big deal are often especially good at pretending to be something they are not.
12. The Law of Rumour
Rumour is writing on water: it is destined not to last, yet it spreads with incredible speed.
13. The Law of Fear
The novice fears the veteran, the veteran fears the master, and the master fears a slip of the hand.
14. The Law of Sorrow
Those who are happy because you are sad are enemies; those who are happy because you are happy are friends; those who are sad because you are sad are the ones who should be kept in your heart.
15. The Law of Fools
If you take everyone else for a fool, then you must be a fool beyond redemption.
16. The Law of Wind and Rain
Love can withstand wind and rain, yet sometimes cannot withstand ordinariness; friendship can withstand ordinariness, yet sometimes cannot withstand wind and rain!
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