'Million-view writer' Tue Nghi: Jealousy is not suitable for modern society

That is the sharing of female writer Tue Nghi at the talk show in the podcast 'Nhi nghe day' with the topic 'Women's hidden jealousy'.

Tue Nghi (real name Phan Thanh Bao Ngoc, born in 1993), is the author of many inspirational books loved by young readers such as The Law of the Underworld , There Will Be a Way , Do n't Worry!, Courageously Stepping Forward , Miraculous Transformation ... She is known as the "million-view writer" thanks to her strong influence on social networks and her ability to convey positive messages about life.

Writer Tue Nghi

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Regarding the hidden jealousy between women, Tue Nghi said: "Everyone in life has experienced the feeling of being secretly jealous, and being jealous is actually a sign that your life is developing better every day". However, she also emphasized: "Jealousy is no longer suitable for modern society, when people understand what mental health is, especially for women".

According to Tue Nghi, a strong woman does not spend time scrutinizing or looking for other people's flaws; but will spend that time perfecting herself and building her own life. According to her, the true value of a woman lies in her ability to learn from others, protect each other from injustice, and find positive points to resonate with instead of comparing.

Talking about her journey, Tue Nghi said she was lucky to always have women who were willing to be by her side, encourage her and help her see her shortcomings. "I think I am really lucky to have such noble people in my life. They make me believe in the good side of life," the female writer said emotionally.

According to the 9X female writer, every woman should learn to set boundaries to protect herself from negative energy, but don't see those things as too terrible. "If you believe in yourself and believe in the operation of the universe, then you should also believe in its arrangements, including the jealousy that others have for you," the female writer emphasized.

Without being dramatic or critical, Tue Nghi simply tells the story with experience and gratitude. In a world full of comparison and prejudice, women probably don't need to become stronger than anyone else, they just need to be stronger than they were yesterday, and learn to be gentle with the jealousy they have encountered.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/nha-van-trieu-view-tue-nghi-tinh-do-ky-khong-phu-hop-voi-xa-hoi-hien-dai-185250708115257879.htm