Maintaining misunderstandings is not a positive and healthy approach. It may have adverse effects on yourself and others, such as causing strained interpersonal relationships, and others being unable to truly understand and provide appropriate help. Therefore, it is not recommended to do so. Sincere communication is a better solution. When a misunderstanding is discovered, you should frankly explain the real situation and your emotional problems to others to avoid unnecessary accumulation of misunderstandings. This will help to enhance understanding, repair relationships and better solve problems. If for some special reasons, you do not want others to accurately understand the full picture of the emotional problem for the time being, you can choose some relatively euphemistic ways to appropriately blur or divert the focus of the topic, but maintaining misunderstandings for a long time is by no means the best choice. It is still recommended to face it bravely and communicate actively to promote your own emotional health and the development of good interpersonal relationships.