Flattery could improve your self esteem, but on the other hand you have to be careful of it.It dulls your consciousness. It is like a snake with beautiful skin to observe, but on the other hand could poison you with it’s venom.The moment you dull your consciousness because of flattery, it is a moment where you start to become unaware of your hidden intention to do everything on the basis of recognition.Flattery is like a glass of ocean water to drink, you’ll never get enough of it, although you know that salt water of the ocean is not good for…
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