How many people, in the name of caring, have a gossip heart?

At lunch today, my mother-in-law told me that a neighbor in the community told her in the morning that your daughter-in-law was going to give birth, and her mother-in-law said that she would lend her good news and hope to get pregnant soon. In fact, I know she is doing me good, but I'm embarrassed to keep urging her. I've been married for half a year, and my stomach hasn't moved yet. Of course I'm in a hurry.

I don't know if you have such an experience, or if you are urged to find a partner when you are single, and then get married after you have a partner, and then have children after marriage. Life is moving forward in constant urging.

Friends and relatives around us are always like this, in the name of care, but they don't know that the invisible pressure brought to us is far greater than any harm. Especially the colleagues in the unit, few really care about you, most of them are gossiping. As an older young woman, she has a stronger heart than anyone else, and the pressure from all sides is overwhelming. If you care so much, introduce someone, or don't worry so much. Once after the Spring Festival, I was told that I was going to get married. I was drunk, too. If you don't play like this, people will talk in fear. It is chilling to think how deadly gossip can hurt a simple and kind girl.

Well, after I got married, I started staring at your stomach. I really don't understand. I greeted you so diligently before you found someone, got married, got pregnant and gave birth to a child. After traveling in Beijing, people were very tired and didn't have a good rest. On my first day at work, I felt dizzy and vomited, so I had to ask for leave. I don't know how to go to work after I get well. Yo, people look at you.

Those who know me make me worry, and those who don't know me make me want.