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Wear my younger sister’s favorite red blouse

I don’t know the details.....

“Oh! I’m wearing my younger sister’s clothes. I’m wearing my sister’s favorite red blouse. Look!”

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A 7-year-old older sister

is surprised to see a photo. The picture shows her. However, that figure is her figure a few years ago.
She now knows that her younger sister prefers her favorite red blouse. For her now, the red blouse is her sister’s monopoly.
But she used to wear that red blouse. She doesn’t remember that time. In short, her younger sister’s current favorite blouse was once her property.

How can we move the emotions and behaviors of many people?

If certain messages are about to be delivered, how should they be emphasized?
Words that draw people’s attention are selected, sorted, and an exclamation point is added at the end of the sentence to enhance the impression. This alone will give a strong impression to the message for the time being.
However, we know that linguistic decoration is a very limited means and basically unreliable. So how can we move the emotions and behaviors of many?
One of the remedies is color. Color is not a language, but it sneaks into people’s sensibilities.
Surprisingly, we use this technique a lot. For example, you got dressed this morning. What color was the clothes?
You see, you must have chosen a color outfit that will remind you of what you need to do today and will not interfere with the situation that may occur.
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As with any child, the older sister is cautious about everything and the younger sister is radical. Those born earlier have a self-defense instinct, and those born later want to attract attention anyway. And after they grow up, those born later get married before those born earlier. The younger sister gave birth to a girl. I wonder who has that small red blouse now. I don’t know the details.

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