"'One Topic a Week' Episode 23: What do you think about those self-righteous 'green tea b****es'?"

Actually, Xiao Ji didn't really want to bring up such a topic on the forum for discussion, after all, this kind of topic is rather sharp. Moreover, raising such a topic could be judged as containing personal emotional bias.
Xiao Ji is also somewhat older now and is no longer the impulsive hothead from back in the day. Some of the so-called 'provocations' on the surface, I just laugh off. After all, the saying 'if you take it seriously, you lose' applies here. However, recently Xiao Ji encountered a situation that is worth describing in detail. Because in hindsight, I increasingly felt that this was actually the point of the topic.
(For clarification, there is no intention here to target anyone specifically)
Xiao Ji posted a thread on a well-known platform outside of 7723. My posts are never done in a rush, and I personally put quite a bit of thought into that one. Since it was a review-style post about a specific item and its related content, I had already stated that there was a subjective element involved. However, after the post was formally published, it received some replies that were clearly targeted. For example, they used so-called objective viewpoints to argue about the narrow-mindedness of my subjectivity, and then indirectly concluded that 'the thread starter is a fool.' My first reaction to such comments was: wow, you are really 'amazing.' What's even more interesting is that when I responded with a slightly ironic reply, they proudly mocked me. At this point, I didn't want to respond anymore, because continuing would just be endless. Paying attention to that person's information, I immediately understood something. A woman, and one who is very self-righteous. There is a common term for such women online: 'green tea bitch,' and another obviously malicious term, 'little bitch.'

Regarding some of Xiao Ji's recent experiences, I'll stop the description here. And this week, a topic has emerged. People like 'her' are actually not isolated cases; in today's flashy society, people like 'her' seem to have formed a group. Sharp-tongued, spoiled, self-centered, completely lacking even a little respect—these have evidently become personality labels attached to this group. And it seems that people of this type are gradually increasing in our lives.

I wonder, what do the 'suffering and vengeful' friends think about 'green tea bitches'?

Xiao Leng (ID: 43333) said: 'China's Four Great Inventions: primary school students, trolls, pretentious dogs, green tea watches.'But since the original poster can remain so calm, I don't need to say anything more~"\ (A poignant and spot-on comment. Once you truly see through the essence of many things, you won't be so easily emotionally triggered.)
Confused Generation㊣Scholar℡ (ID:42940) said: "Little Chicken, you have to understand! It's obvious—Grandma doesn't care, Uncle doesn't love you, the prince charming in your heart has long since bowed under the school beauty's pomegranate skirt, and there's no one to tell your inner苦? So, Chicken, your witty and humorous writing style, honest and simple personality, have become a target for some lonely deep-chambered women to vent their frustrations. Life, after all, is sometimes successful, sometimes disappointing. When reality is disappointing, Chicken, you become the place where others find their success. It's okay, just consider it a great act of mercy, allowing unfortunate people a place to vent and saving their fallen souls, so that they won't do something rash, like jumping off a building..."\ (According to the Scholar, in a way, I have indirectly saved some people's lives. It's just that my 'well-intentioned efforts' are still not understood by some people.)
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