So much …. Wisdom This Cats !!!! LOL !!! They really teach us very good things !!! Pay Attention to them !!!!
When you try to correct someone who is not open to correction, the person is likely to say that you don’t understand him. He’ll claim that he is the righteous one and you are the fool!

For your words to be effective, the person needs to be open to hearing your corrections. This means it’s best to avoid correcting someone who is certain to quarrel with what you said. And it also means looking inward into the reasons why your approach is unsuccessful

(see Vilna Gaon – Proverbs 10:18; Rabbi Pliskin – “Consulting the Wise”)