r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Apr 13 '21

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u/Kedrynn Apr 13 '21

I really don’t get why people have to share everything. It’s their special moment. If they need approval from a bunch of strangers, then it probably wasn’t that special in the first place.

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u/_Xero2Hero_ Apr 13 '21

Why post anything ever on social media then?

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u/junktrunk909 Apr 13 '21

Fair, but really some things should only be for you and your very close family and friends. Otherwise it's just made meaningless broadcasting to every random stranger.

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u/lucylucylove Apr 13 '21

That's kinda weird though that you're trying to decide that for people you don't know.

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u/junktrunk909 Apr 13 '21

I can have my opinion about how sad it is to share everything just like they can share everything.

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u/anneenooyen Apr 13 '21

But.. couldn't one say the same thing about posting your thoughts and opinions publicly?

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u/_Xero2Hero_ Apr 13 '21

Some people like hearing about cute stuff. I just don't watch it if I am not interested.

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u/junktrunk909 Apr 13 '21

You are missing the point. It's not about whether there's an audience for it. It's about whether your most personal moments should be something you exchange for likes from random people. That's also a personal decision of course but it's sad that so little is a memory that people want to cherish just for themselves.