Why don't some people like to send text messages to celebrate the New Year?

I also hate sending mass messages to pay New Year's greetings. The younger generation generally don't like sending holiday news in groups, and even feel disturbed. I hate mass texting, but it's not a blessing for the New Year, but a way of mass texting.

First, the message group wishes lack of emotional communication.

During the Spring Festival, there are emotional factors in blessing each other, which are basically laughter. However, mass sending information lacks basic emotional factors, and it is purely for mass sending, without emotional factors. It's all a blessing of "it doesn't matter" Even the people who send messages in groups don't know who the target is, so they send them at random.

Second, in this way, the information receiver can't feel the real emotional blessing, and the "undifferentiated" text blessing can't make people feel the warmth of the text. Even if the specific name is changed, it is obvious that mass sending does not support this specific modification, so it can only be "undifferentiated".

Without emotion, words are cold, and WeChat itself is cold. This insincerity of mass blessing is also reflected in the fact that some blessing short messages begin with "red envelopes". When you click on them, you find that they are not real red envelopes, but just words. Is it a little fake? A red envelope actually doesn't have much money, which is far more meaningful than simple words.

Third, there are too many group messages received.

Some users have fewer friends and some have more friends. For users with many friends, mass blessing is a disaster, and it is very likely that there will be dozens or even hundreds of unread messages when they wake up, many of which are mass blessings. It doesn't matter if it's just the first time, but if you watch it too much, it will definitely get more and more annoying. If they have no emotional factors, they might as well not send them. Some friends may be added because of work, so there is no comment.

Fourth, everyone will have information aesthetic fatigue. In the case of information overload, it is easier to produce information aesthetic fatigue. The more you collect, the more annoying you get.

Some people may think that we are melodramatic, but from the perspective of information recipients, blessing information is of course a good thing, but this "indiscriminate" blessing simply does not feel a trace of sincerity in it. Once this kind of information is too much, it will naturally be annoying.

Therefore, when there are too many friends, it is best not to send messages in groups. When you really feel respect for a person and want to bless a person, naturally a person will say what he wants to say, not the same blessing.