I haven’t spoken in this group for 2 years!
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Over two years ago, I was also added to a group of my junior high school classmates. There were many people in it – not just those from our class, but from the entire grade. The number of members reached the maximum limit of 500; it is said that there is also a second group. Although it’s a system that requires real names, I have no idea who anyone is; I don’t know most of the classmates. It was quite lively at first, but then it became quiet! Just lying there in the contacts list of friends, no different from before. In that class group, a few messages appear every day – either requests to bargain or calls for votes, with occasional funny videos or jokes. I’m in that group; I haven’t spoken in two years now. I’ve tried to leave the group several times, but I was worried about missing something, so I just stayed inactive there. What about you? Are there any groups you’d like to leave but are reluctant to do so?
Cattle and sheep all live in groups, forming cliques. Lions are solitary animals that feed on meat and blood. {:2_42:}
I agree; it’s optional, and life can be peaceful.
Want to back out but can’t do so despite wanting to; P
The first step in analyzing the cultural level of this group is to consider the process from elementary school to university, which functions like a sieve, gradually transforming a mixture into high-quality elements. It is also close to the initial stage of screening, and the gap grows larger the more so. Furthermore, living in groups at various levels and being influenced by different environmental cultures leads to a diversity of personalities, perspectives, and ways of thinking. That’s how we ended up with the current result. It’s all unimportant stuff; if you like it, just chat about it. You can’t show that you’re better than others, and you also need to keep a very low profile. It feels exhausting, so I think it’s best to just give up on it. Don’t worry; you can’t avoid tasks that require your involvement. For those that don’t need your participation, they will be handled outside of you. The right approach is to maintain an indifferent attitude and deal with everything related to this group: lol
I don’t join groups, unless I communicate with people there regularly.