Which constellation can be justified in doing something wrong and can be unreasonable by about three points?

We often say that reason travels all over the world, but sometimes you will be really angry when you meet unreasonable advocates. This kind of person is a hard-boiled duck, who clearly knows that he is wrong and wants to make clear three points for himself.

In this issue, let's take a look at the four constellations. It's unreasonable to go around three points, and doing something wrong is justified!

Fourth place: Gemini Gemini's glib tongue is not something that ordinary people can resist. Gemini people, even if they do something wrong or say something wrong, will endlessly find various reasons and excuses for themselves. Let them take the initiative to say, "I'm sorry, I was wrong." It's even harder than heaven.

Sometimes, they even drag others into the water to excuse themselves.

Third place: Capricorn Capricorn people are stubborn and know that they are wrong. In order not to lose face, they will bite their teeth and deny it. Even suppress each other in a higher tone than each other.

In fact, Capricorn's heart has long known that they are indefensible, but the psychology of losing and not losing makes them never soft.

Second place: Taurus Taurus people are notoriously stubborn. How can they be wrong in their world? Even if something goes wrong, it must not be my responsibility alone. This mentality leads them to pick themselves out as soon as they make mistakes.

Try to make excuses for yourself and constantly find fault with people around you.

First place: Leo In Leo's life dictionary, there has never been the word "I was wrong". Lions are always condescending, pointing at others and pointing at the country.

But I never see my own shortcomings. Even if they make a mistake first, lions can blame others with their own Qiaozui Zhang.

In fact, after the lions did something wrong, the more just he was, the more guilty he was. But in order to save face, the lion must not let himself be at a disadvantage in imposing manner.