Is there anyone who doesn t post on Moments, what do you think?

I simply don't like to hair.

At first, I didn't think there was anything to post, but then I didn't post it for a long time, and I didn't want to post even if it was a little fun.

I don't send it. But look at and judge others.

I don't think it matters.,I don't like to look at the circle of friends 2333.,I guess others think I'm missing.。

Never mind. No one should care

Some people don't know each other at all and don't want to expose their lives.

I haven't posted it for almost half a year because I'm a cool girl (

I'm going to be a cool girl, too

It's been a trough in the recent past, and it's very bad, I don't like to send or watch, and every time I brush the circle of friends, I get hit hard....Instead of being frustrated, it's better to do something else to make yourself better....

It's exactly the same, I'm also at a low point! I failed the exam, I was very unhappy to look at the circle of friends, and I felt that I was a failure and everything was wrong, so I simply didn't watch it.

Yeah! Every time I finish swiping the circle of friends, I feel like I'm too much of a failure, what can I do...Well, if you think about it, everyone will only bring out the best in them, and no one knows what kind of effort they have put into making it the way they are...

Yes, everyone wants to show the good side to others and bury the real sadness = =

Because I don't like to hair, more and more people are adding, and finally I simply log out of the circle of friends, and the world is quiet.

I felt a lot cleaner after a few days of locking up.

The circle of friends has been closed for more than a year.,It's rarely send.,It's been opened in the last few days.,I found that some people blocked me.,I'm very puzzled.,It's all classmates who know me in reality.。

Because you don't like it, I just saw someone yesterday who said she was going to delete the ones she didn't like Haha.

Of course, there are people who don't post moments, so I don't post moments, the reason is very simple, I don't have the habit of posting moments, I just don't want to trouble.

Although I don't take the initiative to post a circle of friends, I see that some friends post a circle of friends, and many other friends comment below, and I will also comment on it. I used to see these comments and felt that they had a good relationship with each other, and I also thought that I would also post some moments to let everyone know about me, and by the way, I would contact the relationship. But my daily life is ordinary, and I don't know what to post, and the ** I shoot also needs to be refined, and I have to accompany the text, in short, I think it's a bit troublesome to go through the process.

Finally, after some efforts, my circle of friends sent it out, and my friends came to comment, and I needed to consider every word, thinking about how to reply so that it would not be abrupt, polite, and with a bit of cold humor. After racking my brains, I realized that it is not a simple thing to post on Moments, and it is not easy to reply to comments. Later, I gradually lost my enthusiasm for posting on Moments.

Moreover, the people who commented on my circle of friends will not get better or worse with me because of this comment. The interaction of the circle of friends is just a social courtesy, and in terms of contacting feelings, even if everyone knows each other in reality, the interaction in the virtual network is not as effective as a conversation in reality.

I don't like to join in the fun, and sometimes I like to immerse myself in my own world. Sometimes I look at the circle of friends I have posted, and I feel that I am extremely stupid back then, and I feel that I can't let my friends see my stupid circle of friends, so I delete the previous circle of friends. Now, I don't want to post on Moments, just comment occasionally.

Posting on Moments is also an energy-consuming thing, and I don't want to waste my energy on this matter, so I don't post on Moments.

My roommate never posts on Moments Every time others think she's blocked, and finally she can't stand it and posted a message last week I didn't block you My friend 23333 But she doesn't often play WeChat.

I don't send it and I don't like to brush.,I just don't think it's interesting.,There's nothing fun.。

I feel that everyone has a subtext in their state, showing you what they want you to know, and the circle of friends can create a person's image.

So it's really a lot cleaner to turn off the circle of friends....After stopping comparing myself to others, I feel that my mentality has changed for the better (

Mmmmmm

Then I divided into groups and pulled the shields down into a group, and when I had a chance to meet later, I asked them personally. I think it's really offensive to actively block acquaintances.

Blocked the circle of friends you don't like. I don't send my own. Take a look at a friend's once in a while.

I also blocked a lot, and finally found that the ones I wanted to see were the ones I cared about the most, and I knew about them.

And then did anyone ask you why you didn't post it.

No one cares about this, but some people may want to know how you're doing through the circle of friends.

I'm just a person who doesn't like to post on Moments, because I don't think it's interesting, posting Moments is just for others to see, but I don't really want others to see my life. It's good when you know your life, there's no need to post on Moments, and I'm too lazy to post Moments.

With the continuous development of social networking, the circle of friends has become one of the most commonly used functions on social platforms. However, in recent times, more and more people no longer frequently share their lives in the circle of friends, which has aroused widespread attention and discussion. This article will ** why more and more people do not like to post on Moments now, and ** the impact this trend may have on people.

First of all, with the popularity of social networking, people have begun to pay more and more attention to privacy protection. In the past, people were accustomed to sharing their lives on social media, and did not pay much attention to the protection of personal privacy. However, with the advent of the Internet era, people pay more and more attention to the protection of privacy.

Posting moments on social ** may expose personal privacy, so more and more people choose not to post moments to protect their personal privacy.

Secondly, the circle of friends also often causes some unnecessary stress. People will share their life, work, study and other aspects in the circle of friends, and the content in some circle of friends may attract the attention and judgment of others. This kind of judgment and attention often makes people feel stressed, so many people choose not to post on Moments to avoid this unnecessary pressure.

In addition, people are gradually discovering that sharing their lives in their circle of friends does not necessarily get real attention and recognition. On the current social ** platform, the circle of friends has been over-commercialized, and all kinds of advertisements and sales information are overwhelming, which makes people feel tired. It is also difficult for people to get real attention and recognition when they post on Moments, because the content in Moments has become a cumbersome and boring patterned operation, and people are no longer interested in reading and commenting on these contents.

After the most starvation, not posting on Moments may also be due to changes in people's social interactions. Nowadays, the way of socializing has shifted from online to offline, and people prefer to interact with friends in real life. Online socializing is just a supplement, not the primary way to socialize.

As a result, people will also pay more attention to real social relationships, rather than creating fake social relationships on social **.

Although not posting on Moments can avoid some unnecessary problems, it can also bring some negative effects. First of all, not posting on Moments may lead to a shrinking of one's social circle. Posting moments on social ** can allow more people to understand their lives and thoughts, thereby expanding their social circle.

Secondly, not posting on Moments may also lead to a decline in people's social skills, as they may become more and more dependent on offline social interactions, and lack of attention to the improvement of online social skills.

Therefore, we should pay more attention to our privacy protection when using social ** and avoid excessive exposure of personal privacy on social **; At the same time, we should also learn to correctly deal with the pressure brought by the social circle, and do not have to care too much about the evaluation and attention of others; In addition, we should also encourage and focus on content that is truly valuable and interesting to make social ** more meaningful and valuable.

The answer given by many people is that there are colleagues, bosses, parents, and relatives in their circle of friends.

A lot of things can't be published in the circle of friends, because I don't want others to know that I am not doing well, I don't want my parents to worry, I don't want to be felt by the leader that my ability to resist pressure is weak, and I don't want other people who don't want to do it to misunderstand.

A friend said: The circle of friends is like a public place, what can you do in a public place?

A friend said: I sent it. Several a day. It's just that it's only visible to itself.

There are also friends who feel that because the circle of friends is now full of advertisements for micro-businesses and real estate, the information is mixed, and the circle of friends and colleagues has gradually decreased, so they gradually don't want to watch the circle of friends and don't want to send it.

Because what I want to share has been privately sent to the people I care about.

There are also friends who are "anxious about liking" and feel that after posting on Moments, they will care if anyone likes or comments, and they refresh it vigorously, why no one has liked it yet. Will you think about whether the content you post is inappropriate, is it showing off or is it hypocritical?

The most important thing is to see that those mutual friends don't like it, and the circle of friends you posted doesn't like it, but the dynamics before and after are liked, and I suddenly feel bored.

Of course, there are friends who think, I want to post it, why do I care if those people like it or not, I want to record my past and current life when I post it on Moments. At least when you look at it later, you'll remember what I was doing at this time and where I went.

In fact, this is the desire to share.

The desire to share is to keep sharing.

If you don't want to share, you don't want to post it slowly.

Posting on Moments is not necessarily showing off, and not posting on Moments is not necessarily Qinggao. Your circle of friends, you call the shots, his circle of friends, he decides.

The circle of friends is just your own space, and it is up to you to choose whether to send it or not, and others have no right to ask.

I like a sentence very much, the people ** said: "If you can shoot, you can take pictures, if you want to show off, you must show off, ten years later, no matter how good the camera and technology, you can't shoot such a look, boldly record life, you are now every day, is worth collecting."

There is no good or bad whether you post or not, this is your own way of life. Don't pay more attention to others, don't care what others think of you, focus on your own life.

There are also people around me who never post on Moments, and they are very low-key individuals. These friends usually prefer to keep their privacy and are reluctant to make their lives public. They have their own reasons and characteristics, which made me think a little about their choice.

First of all, I found that these people who don't post on Moments pay more attention to real interpersonal interactions. They are more inclined to communicate face-to-face and develop deep emotional bonds with friends and loved ones. They spend more time communicating with the people around them and sharing each other's moods and experiences, rather than maintaining relationships through superficial interactions through social **.

This makes them more authentic and honest in their relationships.

Second, these people may be more concerned about personal privacy and security. In today's digital age, the widespread use of social networking also comes with some privacy and security risks. People who don't post on Moments may be more cautious and don't want their personal information and details of their lives exposed to the public.

They prefer to maintain a certain sense of distance and protect their privacy.

In addition to this judgment, people who do not post on Moments may be more focused on personal growth and inner world peace. They may prefer to think alone, read books, and pursue the enjoyment of art and culture. They put more time and energy into self-improvement and development, rather than being involved in the hustle and bustle of social **.

Finally, these people may also hold different values about the culture of social vanity and show-off. They don't want to be swayed by the superficial glamour on social **, and pay more attention to the inner quality and the true meaning of life. They may feel that it is not necessary to record every moment of their life and show it to others, but they prefer to quietly cherish those important moments in their hearts.

In short, the people around me who never post on Moments are low-key and unique individuals. They are more focused on authentic interpersonal interactions, more than personal privacy and security, focused on personal growth and the inner world, and have an independent view of the values of socialization. Even though they have less interaction with social **, their choices also give me inspiration.

Here are some possible reasons:

2.Social pressure: Some people may feel social pressure, such as the need to show that they are full, successful, or happy in life. This kind of stress can make people feel anxious and nervous, and it can also make people want to give up posting on social media.

3.Time management: With the increase of work and life pressure, many people may not have enough time and energy to update their Moments, or feel that posting Moments is a waste of time.

In short, everyone's attitude and habits towards posting on Moments will be different, which may be related to factors such as personality, lifestyle, and social needs.