There are two types of personalities:

One type of person is A, who always likes to talk about the 10 things they plan to do in the next 3, 5, or even 10 years. Others often think that A is just boasting. In reality, A has not only completed 8 out of the 10 things they predicted, but also exceeded expectations by completing 80 more. Some of these tasks were extremely difficult, yet they still do not receive recognition from others. This is because those who questioned A ten years ago have long forgotten what A said or no longer have any interaction with A, so they cannot come forward to testify.
There is a type of person, B, who always likes to brag about the 5 things they have succeeded in. Others tend to believe and admire them, but in fact, B may have worked hard on 100 things behind the scenes and only completed 5 of them, which were not very difficult. However, this kind of hindsight is quite appealing and can even help them attract romantic interests, while also giving them face in front of relatives and friends.
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Most people in life are type B, while type A people are almost 100 times fewer, if not more. Type A people care more about others' opinions, and unfortunately, I am one of them. Since I was young, I have been questioned by my family. They urged me to work in a low-paying state-owned enterprise and offered many suggestions, like becoming a marine worker or driving an excavator, which made me really suffer. I felt helpless. My mother has looked down on me since I was little, so now that she is seriously ill and poor, she never thought of asking me for a penny of help. What I didn't expect was that just recently, one of my employees actually dared to question me. It's one thing to question me, but I can't tolerate those who look down on me and take advantage of me. So I had to develop new skills and continuously take revenge on bad people, acting as a force for justice. Although the process has been very difficult, better late than never.
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The reason I wrote this short essay is that in the past few days, there have been some flies appearing at home from who knows where. I made a homemade fly trap solution by adding brown sugar, dish soap, and clean water to a basin. To my surprise, within just a few days, 99% of the flies in my house were dead. It was quite miraculous, and it made me reflect deeply on why flies, upon seeing the corpses of their companions, still dare to continue seeking that little bit of brown sugar water even at the risk of losing their lives. The only explanation is their low intelligence. Isn't this just like those who have deceived me? They see others who have been tricked in front of them and remain unfazed, continuing to act as they please. Is there any difference from the flies? Because those flies never believe they could become the next fly that is about to die.