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WeChat seems to be indispensable in modern people's lives, and what most people do now is to swipe Weibo and Moments. What is called a circle of friends, in fact, is the same as QQ space. You can post some questions to yourself in the circle of friends, or **express some of your feelings, or **some articles that you think are very good**.
Some people can post multiple moments of friends in a day, and some people may not have posted a circle of friends, everyone is different, what is the mentality of people who don't post a circle of friends?
I think people who don't post a circle of friends probably don't want to expose their privacy. This kind of people are like reclusive people, they quietly look at other people's circle of friends, and then their own circle of friends is blank. I don't have any mentality.,It's just that I don't want to send any** or something else.。
People who don't post a circle of friends may also be lazy. If you post on Moments, there may be interaction, and some people may not want to interact with people at all, or they may feel that the interaction is really nerve-wracking. Everyone's personality is different, so choosing to post a circle of friends or not to post a circle of friends should also have something to do with personality.
Some people post a lot of moments, for fear that others will not know what they bought or ate; Some people just need to buy or eat it themselves, why should they send it to the circle of friends for everyone to see, there is no need, people who don't post to the circle of friends probably have this mentality.
Another possibility, maybe it's for the sake of mystery. A blank space in the circle of friends will also make this person look more mysterious. That's pretty much it!
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In the era of social networking, the circle of friends has become an indispensable part of people's lives. However, are there any people around you who never post on Moments? What kind of people are they?
First of all, these people are usually relatively low-key. They don't like to show off their lives and experiences, and they don't want others to pay too much attention to them. They prefer to focus their time and energy on doing things rather than showing off on scumbag socials.
Second, these people may be more cautious. They are not very good at expressing their emotions and thoughts, and they are less willing to share their lives in public. They prefer to maintain a certain level of privacy and only share their feelings and stories with those close to them.
In addition, some people may be more concerned about privacy and security. They are concerned that posting personal information on social media will cause harassment, theft, and other issues. As a result, they prefer to keep a low profile and avoid revealing too much personal information.
Finally, these people may also be busy working or studying people. They spend most of their time working or studying, and don't have much spare time to update their circle of friends. They focus more on practical actions than on vain words and forms.
In short, just because you have people around you who don't post on Moments doesn't mean that they are not good at socializing or lack interest in life. Everyone has their own way of life and values, and we should respect and understand their choices.
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I don't want to post on Moments because I want to quiet myself.
Some people say that I don't know when I started to dislike posting on Moments, and gradually I began to bother to look at my mobile phone. Most of the time is spent reading books, practicing calligraphy, studying cooking, and my friends around me say that the more I live, the more boring it becomes, but I don't know that I am enjoying it.
As the so-called sub is not a fish, the joy of knowing fish. In fact, people who don't post on Moments just want to live quietly in their own world, don't want to talk to others, don't want others to see their lives, just want to be themselves quietly. People who don't post moments will not live alone, on the contrary, people with rich hearts and hearts do not have time to get up and post moments in Xi'an, and face their lives with a different attitude all the time.
Do more important things
I don't post on Moments because there are warmer things to do than posting Moments. I rarely send a circle of friends, the time is basically spent with my parents, I can't tell the length of life, the most important thing is to live in the moment, spend every day happily, and cherish every day with my parents. One day you don't post much on Moments because there are more important people around you.
Leave time for important people, turn on silent mode on your phone, two people are in a daze together, do meaningful things together, and time will pass quickly. If one day someone around you asks you to put down your phone, it must be the most beautiful love. It's better to chat with your loved ones, watch movies together, or cook food together than to miss out on a lot of beautiful moments when both of you hold your phone and get caught up in the game on your phone.
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The current circle of friends is like a tree hole, happy and unhappy, lost and anxious will share in the circle of friends to seek comfort. However, some people rarely post on Moments, and everyone thinks differently and may have different ideas.
What is the mentality of not liking to post on Moments?
1. Introverted, low-key and quiet.
Someone who doesn't like to post on Moments may be related to his own personality, likes to be alone, likes to be quiet, and doesn't like others to disturb his life. Quiet people don't like to bask in happiness in the circle of friends, and when they have the desire to share, they will chat with friends alone.
Quiet people are low-key, they always live in their own world, they don't like to post on Moments, and they don't care how many likes they receive, such people live very easily and never compare with others.
Second, I feel inferior in my heart.
There are such people in this world who are always denying themselves, obviously they also have a lot of advantages that others envy, but he always compares his shortcomings with others, always feels that he is worse than others, and is often full of inferiority, and others may poke at his weakness with a few casual words.
In fact, people with low self-esteem also want to receive attention from the outside world, but she is afraid of receiving cold words from others, he rarely posts moments in fact, he is hiding in his protective shell, people with low self-esteem in their hearts are eager to be loved, if we meet such a person, we must treat him well.
3. I don't have time to run a circle of friends
There is also a kind of person who focuses on his work, and is independent and strong. Such a person is very independent and self-disciplined, no matter what he does, he will plan in advance, and will never waste time, among career-oriented people, time is the most precious. In their opinion, posting a circle of friends is a waste of time, and they don't have time to run a circle of friends, so they simply don't post it in the end.
Unless there is something very memorable, I will occasionally post a circle of friends.
In fact, it is a personal choice to post or not to post in the circle of friends, if you like to post in the circle of friends, you may need recognition and affirmation, and if you don't like to post in the circle of friends, you may prefer silence and comfort. Whether we love it or not, we must respect his choice.
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First of all, Hui Na people who never post on Moments may be relatively low-key and introverted. They don't like to make their lives and privacy public, preferring to focus on real social interactions rather than presenting themselves through the circle of friends. These people are more focused on private communication and face-to-face interactions, and they may be more willing to share the moments of their lives through private chats or face-to-face gatherings.
Second, these people may value real friendships more than virtual socialization. They may think that the ** and words of the circle of friends are just superficial things and cannot truly represent the depth and quality of friendship. They are more inclined to make substantial connections with their friends and maintain friendships through direct communication and interaction, rather than relying on virtual social platforms.
In addition, people who never post on Moments may be more concerned about personal privacy and security. They realize that in the age of the Internet, the spread of information is easily misused and leaked. They are reluctant to expose their personal information and life details to their circle of friends, so as to protect their privacy and security.
This cautious attitude can be understood and respected to a certain extent.
In addition, people who never post on Moments may be more focused on authentic self-expression. They don't want to be swayed by the superficiality and illusory nature of social **, but prefer to show their true selves in real life. They may pay more attention to inner growth and development than to obtain self-affirmation through likes and comments on the circle of friends.
They have their own values and interests and don't need to rely on outside recognition to prove their existence.
Finally, I don't think people who never post on Moments are not isolated, they also have the emotional needs of friendship, love, and family. They may simply express and meet these needs in different ways. They may prefer to have one-on-one conversations with close friends and family to share each other's lives and emotions.
They may be more focused on quality than quantity, and are more willing to manage a few real friends with their hearts than to pursue fake relationships on social **.
Of course, it doesn't mean that people who never post on Moments don't have any social ** existence. They may use other social platforms, or like and comment on other people's content on their Moments, but they choose to keep a low profile and post personal stories infrequently.
In general, people who never post on Moments are a group of people who pay attention to truth, low-key, and introverts. They pay more attention to real social interactions and private communication, rather than pursuing illusory superficial relationships. They value personal privacy and security, and prefer to maintain friendships through substantive communication.
They focus on the authenticity of self-expression and inner growth, and don't need to rely on social** to affirm themselves. Regardless of how they choose to express themselves, we should respect their choices and understand that everyone's attitudes and perceptions towards socializing are different. In real life, we can have more face-to-face communication with them and build deep friendships together.
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People who don't post on Moments may not have much interest in Moments. Or you don't have time to post on Moments.
1. People who like to post on Moments regard this habit as a very comfortable and comfortable thing.
1. Studies have shown that the circle of friends of this type of person is very active, and the attention they receive is naturally high.
2. On the contrary, those who don't like to post on Moments, they may have a rich self-spiritual world, and their energy does not need to be satisfied through Moments.
If you are a person with an abundant spirit, you usually have a high sense of self-worth, and this type of person will not strive to get the attention and attention of the outside world.
2. Rather than sharing their own dynamics in the circle of friends, this type of person is more willing to find themselves in real life, for self-satisfaction and comfort.
1. If they are successful people with careers, they will cherish their time and will do their best to spend all their time on work and valuable things. I won't go to play Moments. Huai Yinchi.
2. There are also elites, who will spend their time on the cutting edge and will plan their work and life in an orderly manner.
They know what to do each day and make various schedules and schedules.
3. The time spent posting on Moments is a waste of time for elites to create value.
1. For them, posting on Moments is equivalent to wasting their time, so they will not spend their time on these meaningless things.
2. The circle of friends depends entirely on personal preferences and choices, and there is no good or bad.
People who love to post on Moments are not necessarily like to show off, and people who don't like to post on Moments are not necessarily indifferent or even difficult to approach.
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People who don't send friends and miss congratulatory rings may have different mentalities and reasons. Here are some possible explanations:
Privacy protection: Some people are more concerned about personal privacy and are reluctant to make the details of their lives public. They are more inclined to keep their experiences and feelings in private circles rather than sharing them with a wide range of social networks.
Introverted personality: Some people are naturally more introverted and don't like too much social interaction and **. They are more inclined to share with close people in a small circle of friends rather than presenting themselves on public platforms.
Time and effort considerations: It takes time and effort to maintain an active circle of friends, including choosing and writing. Some people may not think that such an investment is worth it and prefer to devote their time to other important things.
Social pressure and anxiety: Posting on Moments may bring a certain amount of social pressure, and you need to consider the expression of your image and content. For a sou people, this kind of stress can trigger anxiety and discomfort, so they choose not to post on Moments to alleviate this stress.
It should be noted that not posting moments does not mean that a person does not like to socialize or does not care about others. Understanding and respecting an individual's choices and preferences is an important step in building a good interpersonal relationship.
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People who never post on Moments are those who don't like to make their lives public on social **. They may be shy, low-key people, or they may be very busy people who don't have the time and energy to update their social networks**. They may not be very familiar with social interactions, or they may not have an interest in them.
First of all, people who don't post on Moments may be more shy and low-key people. They may think that their lives don't need to be open on social **, and they don't like to be followed and commented on by others. They may feel that their personal privacy is more important than writing about social **, so they choose to keep a low profile and be quiet.
Secondly, people who don't post on Moments may be very busy people who don't have the time and energy to update their social **. They may be professionals, students, or entrepreneurs, etc., with so much to do every day, they don't have the time and energy to focus on social**, let alone update their circle of friends.
Thirdly, people who don't post on Moments may not be very familiar with social **, or have no interest in it. They may think that socializing is a waste of time, or they may find the circle of friends too troublesome and don't like the social rules and games in it.
However, there are also some people who don't post on Moments because they have special needs. For example, some celebrities, politicians, and businessmen may need to keep a low profile and don't want to make their lives and private information public. They may opt for more private methods of communication, such as text messages or **.
In general, people who don't post on Moments are those who are not willing to make their lives public on social **. They may be shy, low-key people, or they may be very busy people who don't have the time and energy to update their social networks**. They may be unfamiliar with or not interested in socializing.
There are also some people who don't post on Moments due to special needs. Not posting on Moments does not mean that a person has nothing to do with social **. Many people will browse, like, and comment on social **, but they just don't post to Moments.
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People who often post moments are not necessarily lonely, they may use the function of moments as a tool to record life, and publish their daily thoughts and feelings or food experiences or travel photos in the form of text or ** in the circle of friends. It's not because of how lonely they are, they want to win the attention of others on the Internet or find a sense of existence, but because they are keen to record their lives and use their circle of friends to record their own bits and pieces. You can feel the satisfaction of their daily life from their ** or words, and for this kind of person who is keen to record his life, these are also their good memories.
Those who don't post on Moments are people who have a bad life, on the one hand, there is nothing worth posting, and on the other hand, they don't want too many people to notice that their lives are unsatisfactory.
I would feel that such a person's inner world is extremely empty, and if I have this kung fu to post, I might as well do something.
I think it depends on the environment he is in, for example, some people are introverted and don't usually like to socialize, so such people definitely don't make friends; There are also people in leadership positions at work, who also don't like to post on Moments, probably because they need to keep a low profile.