If you’re not an influencer and post every social outing you go on, why?

[Anonymous]

I’m just curious what the motive is if you’re someone who is posting every outing and you’re not an influencer. I’m talking going to the Barbie movie with a friend, playing board games at a coworkers house, what is your reasoning?

[Anonymous]

So you’re following every post this person makes?

[Anonymous]

I enjoy sharing my life. I can't invite EVERYONE to the Barbie movie but I love chatting about it - this way the other people who saw it know I saw it and we can talk about it.

[Anonymous]

Are they an aspiring influencer? Gotta start somewhere I guess.

[Anonymous]

I think many people do this for show.

They want to project the image that they do in fact have a social life because in reality they may not have one.

Or they may have a very limited one at best. 😜

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I enjoy sharing my life. I can't invite EVERYONE to the Barbie movie but I love chatting about it - this way the other people who saw it know I saw it and we can talk about it.

You could call a friend or meet up and talk about it. You do know that it can happen that way and has for thousands of years.

[Anonymous]

Because my best friend died and I didn't have 1 picture of us together.

I had pictures of our kids together, but none of us.

Also, I like to print it and create a Social Book. I like to look back on memories.

Remember photo albums?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Because my best friend died and I didn't have 1 picture of us together.

I had pictures of our kids together, but none of us.

Also, I like to print it and create a Social Book. I like to look back on memories.

Remember photo albums?

This is so important! I realized not too long ago that all my photos of my BFF were from college and shortly after when I got married. I had hundreds of photos of our kids and spouses together, but none I could find of us. I realized this when working on a slideshow for her 40th bday party. I had a few of us in large groups but no good photos of just the two of us together, and we see each other weekly if not more.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I enjoy sharing my life. I can't invite EVERYONE to the Barbie movie but I love chatting about it - this way the other people who saw it know I saw it and we can talk about it.

You could call a friend or meet up and talk about it. You do know that it can happen that way and has for thousands of years.

I do that also!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I enjoy sharing my life. I can't invite EVERYONE to the Barbie movie but I love chatting about it - this way the other people who saw it know I saw it and we can talk about it.

You could call a friend or meet up and talk about it. You do know that it can happen that way and has for thousands of years.

I do that also!

Then you wouldn’t need to post every outing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Because my best friend died and I didn't have 1 picture of us together.

I had pictures of our kids together, but none of us.

Also, I like to print it and create a Social Book. I like to look back on memories.

Remember photo albums?

Why can’t you make a photo book without posting on social media?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m just curious what the motive is if you’re someone who is posting every outing and you’re not an influencer. I’m talking going to the Barbie movie with a friend, playing board games at a coworkers house, what is your reasoning?

I do it for myself and the Facebook memories prompt years on.

Not everything, but like trips and stuff.

It's like a diary.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I enjoy sharing my life. I can't invite EVERYONE to the Barbie movie but I love chatting about it - this way the other people who saw it know I saw it and we can talk about it.

You could call a friend or meet up and talk about it. You do know that it can happen that way and has for thousands of years.

I do that also!

Then you wouldn’t need to post every outing.

If you don’t like me, don’t follow my feed. I’m an adult, can do what I want, and this doesn’t hurt anyone plus makes me happy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think many people do this for show.

They want to project the image that they do in fact have a social life because in reality they may not have one.

Or they may have a very limited one at best. 😜

Well if they're out and about constantly, they obviously do.

I'm curious why you ascribe such sinister motives to people? Do you have low-esteem.

[Anonymous]

I love seeing what other people are up to, sharing ideas and discussing events. It's an exchange!