Xoai Non argued about selling used tweezers for 5k, immediately made a strong defense!

With millions of followers on social networks, every move of Xoai Non always attracts the attention of the online community.

Not only on her official personal page, even her secondary account dedicated to liquidating old items with nearly 32,000 followers also caused a stir in public opinion.

Recently, the hot girl born in 2002 unexpectedly got into a controversy when she was discovered reselling some personal items such as used tweezers for 5,000 VND, or using the pass to pass on the hygiene items given away for free by the hotel. This immediately created a wave of mixed opinions. Some netizens thought that this action was "inappropriate", "convenient for profit", while others thought that it was just a normal buying and selling action, a willing buyer and a willing seller.

Faced with increasingly harsh opinions, Xoài Non officially spoke out through her Instagram story. In her post, she affirmed that she was simply liquidating items that she no longer used, at a cheap and reasonable price: "This is a liquidation channel, so if there are products that I don't use, I will liquidate them at a cheap and reasonable price. Buy and sell."

Gil Le's girlfriend also expressed a clear view that selling old items at low prices does not make her rich or poor. However, it shows respect for the value of money. She emphasized: "For some of you, it's just 5, 10 thousand, but for me, it can be a meal for someone else. You buy it because it's cheap, and I will have money to do what I want."

At the same time, Xoài Non also mentioned the opinions that she used to give things away, but now sells them: "5, 10 thousand doesn't make me rich, nor does it make me poor. And why don't I give them away? Because I'll give them to someone who needs them, not give them away like before. Sometimes it's unnecessary, and I respect the value of money."

Finally, she asked permission not to argue further with those who were not satisfied: "If anyone feels dissatisfied with this issue, I also ask permission not to talk about it to avoid offending each other." According to her sharing, her purpose is only to liquidate unused items, and whether to buy or not is still the other person's right.

However, after speaking out, Xoài Non once again became the center of a new controversy - this time related to... the way her story was presented. Many netizens said that her response story used a gray background and gray text, making it difficult to read. Some even said that she "spoke up but didn't want anyone to read it".

Comments like "Who taught you this background and text color?", "I, a nearsighted person with 7 degrees, feel hurt", or "Posting a background with text of the same color, are you afraid people will read it?" were quickly shared on forums. Some people even questioned that such a blurry presentation is disrespectful to readers, causing a loss of sympathy even though the content inside is not wrong.

However, besides criticism, there are also many opinions speaking up in defense. They think that choosing the background color - text color in the story is a personal preference, should not be scrutinized too much. A netizen wrote: "What's wrong with this background and this text? I often make stories in this color so that those who need to read will try to read, those who are not related will just skip over it."

Many people also emphasized that the story of passing items to the story of text color and background color is too forced. If you are not satisfied, you can give civilized comments, instead of using harsh words to judge the personality or education of others through just one story.

In addition, there is also a stream of opinion affirming that liquidating old items, even items of only a few thousand dong, is completely a personal right of each person. As long as it is transparent, public and the buyer is voluntary, there is no reason to turn the story into a big controversy. Comments such as "Liquidation is liquidation, it does not need to be free to be considered kind", or "5 thousand does not make anyone rich but can help others" received a lot of sympathy.

Up to now, Xoài Non has not responded to the series of mixed comments. The story of passing items, which was thought to be trivial, has now become a topic of long-term debate on social networks. And once again, social networks have shown their power in turning everyday details into hot topics in a short period of time.

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