Looking photos without uploading your own content can say much about the personality of one and how it takes care of both their privacy, as well as its emotions in the online era.
In social networks there are millions of active profiles that do not generate own content. They are people who review stories, photos and reels but keep their accounts without publications. This attitude is not new and is linked to cultural changes, personal preferences and psychological trends.
In Argentina and in the world, more and more users who opt for open without participating openly. This behavior goes from the simple taste to observe, to the decision to protect intimacy and avoid the judgment of others.
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Scroll all day but not publish anything: this is what psychology says
According to mental health experts, the reasons why there are people who do not publish anything in their networks are:
A more reserved profile
Not publishing does not mean disinterest. For many people it is a form of take care of your private life. Choosing not showing images or thoughts on Instagram can function as protection against digital overexposure. According to social behavior specialists, this reserve It is usually associated with more introverted personalities Oa who prefer to maintain a reduced circle of trust.
Avoid the pressure of social judgment
Sharing content implies exposing opinions of friends, family and strangers. In an environment marked by permanent comparison, many users feel discomfort when showing your daily life. The fear of criticism or not to meet aesthetic standards can influence the decision not to upload photos or stories. This attitude is rather a Self -esteem protective barrierespecially in young people and adolescents.
Keep an active role from silence
Even if they do not publish anything, these users maintain the movement of the platform with their views, their “I like“And occasional comments. From social psychology it is explained that this position reinforces the identity of” silent spectator “and validates the idea that participating does not necessarily imply showing itself.
A reflection of the value for privacy
Instead of joining permanent exposure, these people prioritize observation and selection. Thus they demonstrate that networks not only consist of producing but also in looking, analyzing and deciding when to get involved more visible.
Source: Ambito
I am an author and journalist who has worked in the entertainment industry for over a decade. I currently work as a news editor at a major news website, and my focus is on covering the latest trends in entertainment. I also write occasional pieces for other outlets, and have authored two books about the entertainment industry.
