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People truly worth building a deep relationship with often aren’t that “easy to talk to”: they dare to refuse, dare to put the ugly truth up front, and when the relationship is about to get out of control, they know how to hit the brakes.
Many people, when they’re young, choose friends and are especially easily moved by the phrase “good temper.”
They smile at everyone, help with anything, and when others make requests they say “no problem.” Being around them feels like there’s zero pressure.
But over time, you’ll find that this kind of overly accommodating person can sometimes be the most exhausting. They agree quickly with words, while their frustrations keep piling up inside; they may seem to understand everything in front of you, but behind your back they might flip through old accounts again.

Recently, several young streamers with large fan bases visited a university campus to chat with college students. Their educational backgrounds are not particularly outstanding, yet they earn substantial incomes through livestreaming. On stage, they talked about their experiences and perseverance, with some relaxed and teasing expressions mixed in as well. Such exchanges allow college students to see different paths to growth beyond the classroom—an inherently positive thing. However, once related videos went viral, some netizens began to lament: “What’s the use of going to college? After graduation, my monthly salary is only a few thousand yuan.” “It’s better to start streaming earlier.” … “The idea that studying is useless” seems to have taken on a new tone, sparking discussion as a result.