Phrases that attract the evil eye and how to avoid them
Welcome to the world of Ayoun , the brand that stylishly protects against jealousy, bad vibes, and punchy one-liners... sometimes a little too loud. Because yes, certain phrases attract the evil eye like honey attracts wasps. And if you think that's just a myth, you clearly never ran into Tata Samira after you announced your promotion.
Today, we're going to dissect those famous phrases that, without meaning to, expose you to the very negative vibes of those around you. We're going to teach you how to spot them, rephrase them, or throw them out without qualms... but by activating your Ayoun force field .
1. “I achieved everything this year”
🧿 Universal translation for the jealous: "I deserve an immediate fate."
Why it attracts the evil eye :
Because it leaves no visible flaws. Zero flaws = perfect target for frustrated envious people.
How to rephrase it?
“This year has been full of challenges that I have turned into opportunities.”
Ayoun Bonus: Wear your "No Comment" cap to family gatherings and smile mysteriously.
2. “I’m leaving for the Maldives tomorrow.”
🧿 Translation in the head of a bitter colleague: "I deserve for my suitcase to get lost and for it to rain non-stop."
Why does it sting?
Because people have a hard time accepting that we live better than them. Even if you worked 80 hours a week for it.
Alternative + safe:
“I’m going to reconnect with nature somewhere… far from 4G.”
Ayoun's Tip: Add a blurry photo of a banana tree with the caption "vibes." No one will know, but everyone will understand.
3. "My daughter skipped a grade, she's too far ahead."
🧿 Translation: "It's time to send a discreet but well-charged little eye."
Why it's risky:
Because it affects the parental ego. And the parental ego is ultra-sensitive.
Lighter formula:
“She really likes learning, she’s super curious.”
And if you want to ignore it:
Say it straight, but with the "Mafi Sorry" cap to really make your mark.
See the blog on anti-jealousy.
4. “I signed a new 6-figure contract”
🧿 Translation in the brain of a struggling cousin: "Does he/she think he's Elon Musk now?"
Why it's dangerous:
Because money + success = an explosive cocktail for evil tongues.
More subtle formula:
“A beautiful project is coming, I am grateful.”
Ayoun's version: Just post a picture of yourself with the white visor and the caption: "Protected and ready for what's next."
5. “I bought an apartment in Dubai”
🧿 Translation: "Let's turn off his air conditioning in the middle of summer!"
Why it's an eye alert:
Because it symbolizes a standard of living that many dream of having... without daring to say so.
Wording tip:
"I am building an international project."
Or else: say it and let them stew in their sauce. The Ayoun cap takes care of the rest 🧿 .
6. “I lost 10 kilos without doing any sport”
🧿 Mental translation of the frustrated: "She signed a pact with the devil."
Why it's a bomb:
Because body + change = ultra-trigger subjects of silent jealousy.
Gentler formula:
"I feel better in my body right now."
Ayoun's version: Visor down, confident gaze, armored energy. Next.
7. “We’ve been in love for 15 years and we’re still just as passionate.”
🧿 Instant translation: "It's time for this to end."
Why it's spicy:
Because stable love disturbs as much as it fascinates.
More Zen alternative:
"We are happy with our complicity."
Or an honest + protected version: photo with your partner, two Ayoun caps, and a simple caption: "Shielded against the evil eye since 2009."
8. “I have zero stress in my life right now.”
🧿 Jealousy translation: "You deserve to have your email hacked tomorrow morning."
Why it bothers:
Because inner peace is everyone's secret goal.
Gentler formula:
“I’m in a good vibe, I’m taking care of my energy.”
Or better yet: say nothing. Keep smiling and let your cap do the talking.
9. “I don’t need a vacation, I love my job.”
🧿 Collective translation: "It's a robot. Sabotage immediately."
Why it doesn't work:
Because the majority dream of escape, not productivity.
Lighter formula:
“I’m working on a project that’s really boosting me right now.”
Ayoun style: when you work with passion, you no longer work, you vibrate.
10. "I have everything I dreamed of."
🧿 Universal translation: "Oh yeah? We'll see how long this lasts."
Why it's a call for air:
Because displayed happiness disturbs the chronically dissatisfied.
More aligned formula:
“I am in constant gratitude, and I stay in motion.”
With Ayoun: your happiness is sacred, your energy is protected, and your smile... is non-negotiable.
In conclusion:
The sentences aren't the problem. It's the intention others project onto them.
At Ayoun , we don't teach you to hide. We teach you to embrace your light without fear of dark looks.
✨ Speak about your success. Love hard. Win hard. Laugh hard. But do it with a strong sense of security .
And if one day you feel like the mood is getting weird after some good news, just remember:
You've got the right hat. And them? Well... they've got it in their eye. 🧿