I like playing practical jokes among my classmates. What should I do?

Unity and friendship are virtues, and students should be United and friendly. This is usually manifested in mutual care, mutual understanding, mutual help and mutual promotion among students. As Premier Zhou Enlai said, "mutual respect, mutual care, mutual learning, mutual help, mutual accommodation, mutual understanding, mutual comfort and mutual encouragement." It helps students learn from each other, learn from each other's strengths and make progress together. However, some students always like to play "practical jokes" among their classmates, which seriously undermines their unity and friendship.

The so-called "prank" refers to teasing and embarrassing actions. Like to put stickers and cartoons on other people's backs; Answering questions in class is deliberately strange; When others stood up to answer questions, he quietly pulled off others' benches, causing others to fall to the ground while sitting down, and so on. These are all "practical jokes" that harm others and do not benefit themselves. So how to get rid of such a bad habit? First, we should improve our quality and self-cultivation. Marx said, "You should treat others as you want them to treat you." This not only taught us how to do it, but also taught us what kind of thinking and attitude to do it. Playing pranks between classmates is a sign of disrespect for others and lack of moral cultivation. If you want others to respect you, you must respect others first. Imagine how you would feel if you were "played a prank" by others. Second, each of our students lives in a class group, and a good class group is conducive to personal growth. Every accomplished and cultivated student always tries to create a friendly atmosphere around him, cares about the class collective and every member with the spirit of being the master, unites and is friendly, and actively does good for the collective. But not in the form of "mischief" to achieve the purpose of self-stimulation and self-satisfaction.

Third, if you realize that you have the habit of playing pranks, you must make up your mind to change it. Of course, to get rid of a bad habit, it is useless to have determination alone. What is needed is perseverance and perseverance. When students get along with each other, once they find that they are not doing well, they should apologize to others in time and sincerely in order to gain each other's understanding.

"Pranks" reflect an unhealthy desire for expression, which not only harms others but also benefits others. For the purpose of satisfying the actor's personal pleasure, other audiences or people who are pranked may not find it interesting, but it is often counterproductive and disgusting. This kind of practical joke has sometimes reached the level of bullying or crime, and may face unexpected and serious consequences. We should show this desire to express in a normal way, and try to make use of it in the activities of serving the class and classmates, which not only satisfies our desire to express, but also benefits the collective.