How do you deal with the phenomenon of "Mom, I love you, but I blocked you in the circle of friends"?

Most people like to criticize this phenomenon, but personally I feel that there is no contradiction between I love you, Mom, and I need to block you in my circle of friends. Since elementary school, I have seen countless articles or educational dramas about parents reading their children’s diaries. I don’t know why everyone said that parents should not read their children’s diaries and that parents should give their children their own space. Now, children As you grow up, your circle of friends must be made public. Personally, I think the two are contradictory. Moments has had a grouping function from the beginning. It was originally designed to ensure that the things you post can be seen by the people you want to share. I believe many people will also block some people. In some friend circles where there is a generation gap or may lead to quarrels with parents, it is understandable to open groups and block parents. Just like you do not need to share every joke you hear in your life with your parents, parents do not need to share them in I will tell you all the interesting things I encountered at work.

Another point, does it mean that you don’t love your parents if you post them in groups in Moments and partially block your parents? I don’t think anyone will agree with this point of view. Love for parents is expressed in many ways. It does not mean that showing life to each other transparently is love. In daily life, when I encounter a circle of friends that is not likely to misunderstand my parents or cause a generation gap, I have always been very open to my parents, but sometimes when I encounter something, my parents will immediately call me to ask for it. Deleting a circle of friends or a circle of friends that can easily cause misunderstanding or worry to parents. Blocking them does not mean that you don't love them. If you really want to build a relationship with your parents, choose to call them more regularly and go back to visit them more often during holidays to spend time with them. Wouldn’t it be more effective than a circle of friends?