People are like salt:
There is always a comparison between salt and sugar. Most of the good people are compared with sugar, but it is not exactly. People tend to be salt. A small amount of salt plays a huge role in maintaining human body health. If we consume too much salt, it leads to high blood pressure and hypertension. In the same way, our care and affection towards people are like salt. If we care too much for a person, we can’t overcome it. So people tend to be salt and use it wisely.
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