Do people who often eat, drink and have fun in the circle of friends share or show off?

Some people love to show off, and they have to show off without eating, drinking or playing, that is, to show off themselves through their circle of friends.

Some people are just sharing their lives and attitudes towards life, just living by themselves.

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In the final analysis, it is because of the scarcity of resources. Some people will drink tap water in the sun and breathe fresh air. Because such resources are not scarce, few people will have dinner with Ma Yun and talk about their dreams with Bill Gates. Because such resources are too scarce, it is difficult to achieve. Therefore, people who eat, drink and have fun in the circle of friends show off the resources that everyone can achieve, but they can't move towards reality because of the limitations of conditions, and they have achieved it. Just like the 100-meter race, those who run in front and behind are not their own competitors. Only the people around you who don't open the gap are your opponents, and they are also the people who bask in friends.

This depends on the content of the release. If you don't pretend, it is a sharing mentality. If you deliberately highlight the material and make people feel flashy, it is to show off your mentality.

Sharing is actually a kind of "showing off".

For example:

If I cook a delicious dinner carefully, I will definitely take photos to show off, let everyone see my cooking and wait for all kinds of compliments. (Usually cooking is very casual)

Sun food, travel photos, baby growth videos, etc. These daily lives just share a state.

This is a kind of "showing off", but I share my most comfortable and comfortable state with people I know and tell everyone with pictures and words that I am fine.

Even if you send it often, you have to look at people. Some people like recording, while others need it for work. However, some people are really vain, just like you.

There are fewer and fewer people in the circle of friends who love to share. Unlike when we first started playing WeChat, we shared interesting things, commented and discussed together, learned about friends' preferences, and let more friends know about themselves. What is shared now is roughly divided into several categories: