What do you think of people who often change their online names and avatars?

For such people, whether to switch or not may be based on whim, without any special reason.

There is also a possibility that something happened when he changed his screen name and avatar, so he hopes that by changing this information, he can hint that it is in the past and not to care too much.

From a psychological perspective, such people are at least psychologically younger. They may be very sensitive to external stimuli, but they cannot react at the same time. Just accept this, so you will use some specific methods to resolve the emotional fluctuations. It’s not a big deal. Everyone has their own interests and hobbies. Your online name and avatar are a window to show your personality. It’s nothing to make a fuss about showing your differences through this.

In addition, for the questioner, this person who often changes his online name or avatar either has a special relationship with you, or you have been silently paying attention to his every move, at least on the Internet. So if you don't like this person, and you don't like him showing his existence by changing his online name or avatar, then you can delete this person from your friend list. You won't be upset if you see him or not, and you don't need to care about him. Have you changed your avatar or screen name?

If this person means something special to you and cannot be deleted, wouldn't it be better? You can analyze his current mental state by studying his updated content. For example, if you change your avatar to a happy one or use a sunny screen name, it means you are in a good mood now, and this is a good time to get close to him. If the avatar or name is changed to a depressed one, it means that the person is not in a good mood now, and you can consider offering condolences.

It’s hard to say if it’s the kind of person who shows off the scenery, but if he changed it at least it means he went out to play again! Then you should be in a good mood after hanging out with others.

In short, the online name and avatar are only a small part of that person's life. If you really follow him, wouldn't it be better to go directly to him?