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转发 @寒舞C: 人与人之间互相理解真的太难了，你跟他说a小于c，他说怎么？b就不能大于c吗？这时候你已经觉得心累了，还耐着性子跟他解释你表达的只是a和c的关系没b什么事，然后他怒问那我b大于d就有错吗？！这时候你就…去tm的互相理解，亮兵器吧！

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2019.3.15


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