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4. Sending a post or link.

This is one of the most common things I see in our digital era. Sharing a post or a link sends the message of “I saw this and thought about you. By sending it to you, I’d like to share it.” It’s an indirect way of connecting with someone else and sparking a conversation. Regardless of how trivial it may seem, the hidden message is extremely powerful.

 

 6. Talking about a common interest.

This is the IRL (in real life) version of sending a post or a link. Talking about a common interest—whether it's sports, music, film, politics, or culture—is a way in which people reach out to someone else. It sends a message of “I found this interesting and thought we could talk about it together.”

So, now we are pathologising having morals?

 So, now we are pathologising having morals?