My favorite motto is the poet Dante's: Go your own way and let others speak. I like it because I want this sentence to always warn me to go my own way and not care about other people's eyes.

In the eyes of others, I am also the "other". Looking at others is just an instinctive reaction to kill free time, and some of them don't even pass through the brain. Just like when women make decisions about shopping and clothes, they often ask the men around them for advice, and most of the men's opinions are: not bad, not bad, not bad. These answers don't go through the brain at all. The reason for this answer is only because women dare to make decisions quickly, so men can leave as soon as possible. This shows that most of the time other people's eyes are indifferent.

It is precisely because artists don't care about other people's eyes that they are particularly relaxed on the stage and play their own strengths, but they have won rave reviews from the audience.

Except for special circumstances such as democratic evaluation, others' evaluation is often the cheapest. A friend once said sadly that he was a very popular person. Everyone commented that he was rare and easy to get along with, but when something good happened, no one mentioned him anymore. He often asks: What's the use of being a good person and what's the use of others saying yes? After all, many times, thousands of words of others are not as good as a leader's words, or money or things are often many times more important than others' eyes and comments.

On the bus, your mobile phone suddenly rings, and passengers look around, but it doesn't affect them getting off at their respective stations. When I was rushing to work, I forgot to put down a trouser leg, and everyone around me cast a surprised look. At the same time, this look just smiled away, and then you plunged into the crowd at work and didn't stay because of you.

Don't care about other people's eyes, not to say that other people's eyes are really unimportant. For example, talking loudly in public places, going shirtless on the bus, spitting or urinating after drinking, these immoral behaviors will inevitably attract people's contemptuous eyes, and the actor should naturally feel ashamed and blame himself.

Don't take other people's ideas as the standard of your actions. Stick to your own path and show it to the people you like. Don't slow down or stop because of others' eyes. As long as you know the way, you won't look back.