Have you ever had an experience that is too painful to look back on and still makes you feel uncomfortable when you think about it now?

One of the most unforgettable things happened to me when I was in junior high school. There was a sports meeting. One of the events was the 10,000-meter long-distance race. The teacher selected a few people and asked us to stand on the edge of the playground. Count the laps of those who run marathons and let us remember their places.

I was among them at that time, so I stood on the edge of the playground seriously and counted the laps of the person I was targeting. I kept staring at him, and I counted the number of laps he ran. I counted a few laps, but at the end of the day, I clearly counted that he didn't run enough, but the boy sprinted ahead of schedule.

Ignoring the objections of others, I rushed out and said to the boy, "You should run one more lap. You haven't run enough. You sprinted ahead of schedule. You should return to the track and continue running."< /p>

I didn’t expect that one stone would cause a thousand waves. Because I said such a sentence, the head teacher of their class was not happy and started scolding me loudly, saying how I counted, even 15 I can’t even count the numbers. All the students in their class came to criticize me. All the students in the hall were scolding me.

In the end, the boy running the marathon came over and scolded me. Fortunately, the person next to me stopped him. I felt like he was about to hit me!

In the end, under everyone’s pressure and scolding, I had to say that the boy had run away enough, and then I returned to the dormitory crying.

Although the boy still came over to apologize to me in the afternoon, I felt that I was wronged, and finally understood the meaning of the saying, "people's words are terrible."

Although it has been a long time since this incident, I still feel uncomfortable when I think about it now. This incident is a knot in my heart.