Punishment of taboo offenders

Xiaomei is my former colleague. It's beautiful, graceful and full of amorous feelings. My husband is short and fat, but his family is good and his job is good. Sometimes, I will arbitrarily regard this as the root cause of their combination. A few years after marriage, Xiaomei had an affair with another colleague of mine. My husband has caused trouble to our unit several times. Xiaomei also committed suicide by cutting her wrist once and was sent to the hospital for rescue. For a time, the town was full of wind and rain, and their extramarital affairs ended in a disgraceful image. Xiaomei stayed at work and resigned. Xiaomei completely disappeared from our sight after she resigned. Although the male colleague who had an affair with her didn't resign, she was always pointed at because of this matter, and since then, her voice has been much lower than in the past. Many colleagues younger than him have been promoted successively, but he is the only one who stands still. When some colleagues chat with him, they will make some mean jokes and insinuate his affair, which makes him lose face.

I happened to meet Xiaomei when I was shopping. I said hello awkwardly, but I didn't know what to say. I dare not ask about her marriage, her recent situation, or whether she has found a new job. Finally, we have to talk about each other's children. I noticed Xiaomei's evasiveness, her slightly gaunt face, the dazzling chloasma under her eyes, and the thin wrinkles piled up in the corners of her eyes and on her nose when she laughed. When we break up, we don't want each other's micro-signals. I know we don't want to meet again. Xiaomei wants to disappear from our world completely, but I don't want to see Xiaomei's embarrassment.

However, I can't think of Xiaomei's fault, and I can't think of that male colleague's fault. Of course, Xiaomei's husband seems to have nothing wrong. In the face of heartfelt love, who can tell who is right and who is wrong? In other words, there is no right or wrong in this world. However, since there is no right or wrong, why are they all hurt so deeply and punished so severely? For a long time, I couldn't find the answer to this question.

02.

I heard from my colleague this morning that the stray cat downstairs may have been run over by something and limped.

I think of three cats near my home. One is the cow and cat in front of the cake shop in the east of the community. Its hind right foot was crushed in half, and its toes were gone, revealing pink meat. It limped through the whole winter. In spring, I slowly recovered, and I almost recovered when I walked, but I always couldn't walk fast. I noticed that its right hind foot was only half left. When you walk, your heels and legs are straight and stick to the ground like a stick. I feel pain inexplicably, as if I had to walk so hard myself. The second is just a white-bellied civet on the road outside the south gate of the community. Very timid, beautiful eyes. I have seen it several times and was attracted by its beautiful appearance, lamenting the magic of creation. Later, when I saw him goodbye, I saw him dragging a hind leg that could not touch the ground, crossing the road obliquely and running into the community in Lunan. Later, I never saw it again. The third is just stray cats in our community. A dark fur, amber eyes, flashing like a ghost. Its leg was lame for a while, too. Fortunately, it got better later.

On my way home from work today, I saw a yellow and white puppy running happily from west to east on the road. Our car passed it from east to west. The puppy took a cold look at our car, tilted slightly to one side and continued to gallop away. I don't know how many times I can get away with it.

I suddenly thought of those cats who are lame because of rolling, and these walking dogs in the world. They walk in the world, but they don't know the code of conduct and the standard of action. How dangerous they put themselves in. That I often see cats and dogs dying in the middle of the road while driving.

03.

Maybe people are like cats and dogs.

There is no right or wrong in the world, but there are established norms and standards. These norms and standards are not laws and regulations, nor are they written in books, but they are broader and stricter than laws and regulations, and clearer and more distinctive than written books. They have the same name: taboo. They are deeply rooted, as stubborn as cancer, leading the world and must not be violated or violated. Those who follow me prosper, those who oppose me perish.

People who live in the world, if they are innocent and ignorant, can't understand these hidden but ubiquitous taboos. Then, his situation in the world is similar to those of cats and dogs, even more dangerous than cats and dogs.

A cat and dog who doesn't understand the rules and standards of the world, walking in the world, may one day be hit and run over by an oncoming car. At best, he is crippled and dead. Or just physical disability or death.

What about people who don't know the world taboos? One day, I will break those taboos. And what they encounter will be a fair punishment that will fall on the taboo person sooner or later. Not from the body, but from the soul. It is not short-lived, but lasts for a lifetime.