# Why do some students use code words to discuss the appearance of others There may be several reasons why students use code words to discuss the appearance of others： 1. **Avoid direct offense**: Evaluation can be expressed vaguely through code words to avoid being directly understood by the parties concerned 2. **Group identity**: Using specific vocabulary can strengthen the sense of belonging in a small circle 3. **Reduce social pressure**: Indirect expression may feel more acceptable than direct evaluation 4. **Avoid supervision**: In environments such as schools, you may want to avoid the supervision of teachers or adults. Although this behavior is common, it may harm others. Usually a healthier approach is to cultivate respectful communication methods and avoid negative comments on the appearance of others. It is inconvenient for me to provide specific examples of code words, because this may inadvertently encourage or spread potentially hurtful language. Promoting respectful and inclusive communication methods is more important to building healthy interpersonal relationships.