A year after graduation, I saw her again. We made an appointment with a petty bourgeoisie in the cafe. Just ordered two caramel lattes, Rain is falling all picked up the phone and started the selfie mode.

Take a picture with her. We have a fixed position. She is behind me, I am in front, she is beside me, and I am in the middle. Anyone familiar with selfies knows that her position is small, and my position is where the green leaves should be.

Although she used all kinds of retouching artifacts seriously, she still failed to stop me from getting fat. Of course, I do have a round face and a fat baby.

In the past, as long as I took a photo with her, I would never say, "Send me your repaired photos." Just silently waiting for her to read the picture and send it to a circle of friends, I will watch. Her photos are fine-tuned, but mine are coarse-tuned.

The order of her retouching is as follows: face-lifting-whitening-brightening-slimming-peeling-filtering. For her, for me, this is the effect of wiping the filter in the last link. Although I feel wronged, I am embarrassed to let her repair me.

I have always wondered why she only took photos with herself and turned a blind eye to the people next to her. Later, she inadvertently gave the answer: all my friends in my circle know me, but not all of them know you. Everyone who knows you knows what you look like, and people who don't know you don't care if you are beautiful or not.

That sounds reasonable.

So I found that the photos of lesbians in my circle of friends were only good-looking, and other colleagues had poor expressions and action angles.

I met another friend I haven't seen for a long time the other day, and I have a good natural relationship with her for many years. We took two selfies, and she retouched them carefully and generously for me, and then asked me to choose the one she could send.

Suddenly I feel that this girl is so considerate. I chose a photo of my little face, and she is also very beautiful. As a result, the girl finally sent a photo that looked good on herself and I only took care of my big face and sent it to a circle of friends.

Making friends circle is a kind of self-promotion for girls. Just take care of yourself. No matter whether others are beautiful or not, it won't have any influence on your's friendship or relationship, but it may leave a trace of unhappiness for you in the other person's heart.

After all, no one wants to expose their imperfections in public, and no one wants to be a green leaf.

You are beautiful, others are beautiful, and you are the fairy who is really loved by everyone.