It is true, some are not much concerned at such jeers.

Thus Antigonus's friend, when he had begged a talent and was denied, desired a guard, lest somebody should rob him of that talent he was now to carry home.

Different tempers make men differently affected, and that which troubles one is not regarded by another.

Epaminondas feasting with his fellow-magistrates drank vinegar; and some asking if it was good for his health, he replied, I cannot tell that, but I know it makes me remember what I drink at home.

Therefore it becomes every man that would rally, to look into the humors of his company, and take heed to converse without offence.
Love, as in most things else, so in this matter causes different effects; for some lovers are pleased and some displeased at a merry jest.