Do you still send text messages on holidays?

Seeing this topic, some people may think I am stupid. How can I ask such an idiot question? If you don't look up at the people in the street now, even the Sichuan woman who cleans the toilet will send a few prose poems to greet each other on holidays. As a national civil servant, you'd better not follow this trend. Yes, I don't know when it started, maybe three or four years. Every holiday, whether it's March 8th or Singles' Day, whether it's National Day or Spring Festival, people seem to be short message users. It is human nature to say hello, be nice or please others, or exchange pornographic messages by sending text messages, and have both Chinese and English. But now, I find that this form of SMS greeting is getting more and more divorced from the original fashionable and novel quality, and it is beginning to become boring. Reflected in several aspects: 1, the content is monotonous convergence. I always think that greetings to others must be unique, unique and sincere. It is important to see the articles and people. Such greetings will make people feel kind, interesting and warm. However, the content of messages received every holiday is similar now. At first, I thought a passage was very interesting, but when you receive the same passage many times in one day, you will feel that such greetings are as worthless as products on the assembly line, and sometimes they may be deleted if you don't look carefully. Some people are even more cola. They can make their heads spin, and the forwarded text messages also fall under someone else's name. I really don't know who he is working for. Then the content is boring. Personally, I hate those flashy so-called parallelism messages. They are the most boring, sometimes not as interesting as a classic yellow joke. It's best not to do anything elegant during the holidays, but now many text messages are like this, which is really boring. 2. Letters are written sooner or later. It can be annoying to get unsolicited text messages all the time. Imagine, on a holiday night with dim desires, when you and your long-lost lover are eager to enter the substantive stage, the sudden text message will naturally interrupt your busy "work at hand", but when you see that you have read the text message countless times, you will only feel that it is a waste of your precious time. If a beautiful woman says "Let's take a rain check" at this time, you won't be angry, but what can you do? For example, on a winter morning, when you are daydreaming, unexpected text messages keep ringing. Can you still sleep? Can the beautiful scenery in your dream come as scheduled? Will you be in a good mood then? I believe only you know this. People feel indebted. Sometimes I get text messages from people I don't know very well, and I want to go back to the past out of courtesy. If you don't return, you will always feel ungrateful if you are too lazy or have no time to return. This situation should never happen on holidays. In addition, when SMS has become a holiday greeting tool, more and more people use it as one of the means of not meeting leaders. When people in a unit are constantly sending such messages to the leader, you can't be different, otherwise you don't know whether the leader will care if you don't send him messages, and whether it will rise to the height that you don't respect the leader and are not on the same line. Therefore, if you don't send text messages, you won't pull relationships. This is a great event. Should you send them? You know that. Although I have said these bad things, do you still have to ask me if I am ready to go with the flow? My answer is neither.