Let’s re-examine the question first: “Why do you become less and less fond of posting on Moments?”. This question is very close to my personal situation.

Personally, apart from work, I rarely check in on my circle of friends, let alone post. Indeed, it has been found that more and more people do not like this phenomenon to happen. Why exactly? I'll talk about them one by one.

1. Real life is very stressful in all aspects.

Basically, adults have their own worries. The main worry is work, including the friends I come into contact with, people who come to me for consultation, etc. Everyone has different levels of worries. Work problems. For example, I often work overtime, have high performance pressure, work intensity is very high, and the pace is fast.

If you are in an Internet company, you basically have to be online 24 hours a day. Even if you go to bed, sometimes you have to call or send a WeChat to get a task, and you have to go back to work. Communication has become more and more developed, but there are more and more opportunities for us to be exploited by our bosses at work. Coupled with the various "007" and "996" fancy overtime rules now, it seems that it is becoming more and more the norm. So usually, like some of my friends, it’s already 11 or 12 o’clock when they get home.

Usually there are not many holidays. Even if I finally have a little rest time or a day off, I can either have a good sleep, cook myself a meal or something at most, watch a movie at home, and relax. one time. I really don’t put that much thought into posting on Moments.

2. There is insufficient motivation to post on Moments.

First of all, as people get older and older, they often don’t have so much time, so things will be more “utilitarian” and they will focus more on input-output. Take girls as an example of posting on Moments. For example, when I finally have a day off on the weekend, I have to take a lot of photos when I go out to eat with my best friends, and they also have different angles and different expressions. After taking many photos, I have to pick out some of them and send them to Moments for repair.

It is no exaggeration to say that a girl spends an hour taking pictures and needs two hours to edit the photos on the day. Girls are naturally more likely to get entangled in copywriting for Moments. Whether it was something I found online or something I wrote myself, I had to think about this piece of copy for three hours.

Girls have to think about whether my friends in Moments will like it, or will they think I have retouched the picture too much? What should I do if no one likes it? Should I let my colleagues and leaders read this post on Moments? My colleague Xiao A originally invited me to go shopping today, but I said I didn’t have time and made up an excuse. She couldn’t see this circle of friends. Besides, girls think too much, so don’t forget to include your colleagues’ Little B, Little C, Little E, Little F and the manager Little G were blocked as a group because it is possible that the information of these people can be exchanged.

After thinking about it, posting on Moments is really too much trouble, so forget it and don’t post it.