Is it necessary to block parents when sending friends?

Sending a circle of friends to shield parents must be a dynamic that parents don't want to see. There are also various situations. What kind of circle of friends is also depends on what kind of parents our parents are. For example, many people go out to report good news instead of bad news. They don't like to let their parents know that they are sick or that something can't be solved. At this time, they really want to let other friends know and seek comfort. This situation is because the content of the circle of friends is different and the parents are blocked. I think it's understandable.

There is also a more troublesome type, which is blocked because it doesn't want parents to worry. This is not all bad. If you can tell your parents occasionally, or share your life through messages, it's not bad not to open a circle of friends. The most uncomfortable thing is neither sharing nor opening a circle of friends. Parents are the ones who gave birth to us and will always be the closest family. It is unreasonable not to share our life.

I mentioned different parents because my parents are different from other people's parents. When I was growing up, they were too considerate of me in some ways. As long as I am traveling or partying, I must know who I am with, how many people I am with, where I am and when I will finish. Faced with such concerned parents, many people should be out of breath. So sometimes if you want to send pictures or locate them, you will shield your parents from asking each other.

Blocking the circle of friends is everyone's freedom, but in the contemporary social circle culture, completely blocking the circle of friends is indeed recognized as unfriendly behavior. Blocking friends means that the other party has reason to delete friends. Talk about grouping shielding again. Parents are our closest relatives. Try not to completely block them just because they are cool. Family members still need to communicate more and eliminate small barriers.