By controlling and carefully selecting the content you post on social networks, you show respect for yourself and others and can create an elegant, likable personal image.

Here are some things you should limit posting on social media to maintain an elegant personal image:

Negative or controversial content: Avoid sharing extreme views on politics, religion, or divisive debates. This will help avoid misunderstandings or unnecessary arguments.

Be proud of your achievements: Instead of focusing on showing off your achievements, share positive stories or lessons from your personal experiences. This will help you appear more approachable and likable to others.

Inappropriate photos or videos: Avoid sharing inappropriate photos or videos, such as images that are too revealing or out of context.

Criticizing or judging others: Criticizing someone publicly can undermine your professionalism and create negative feelings about you. Instead, focus on inspiring content and constructive contributions, rather than criticism.

Showing off your wealth: If you often show off your branded goods or expensive cars, it can have the opposite effect and damage your image. You should aim for valuable content such as life experiences, useful advice, or positive things in life.

Personal conflicts: Private issues should be resolved privately and should not be made public on social media, as negativity can spread very quickly, easily creating controversy.

This not only affects your image, value and qualities, but also creates opportunities for others to judge and make negative comments about you. If you let your personal emotions dominate, you will easily reveal unwanted aspects, causing distance and hesitation when approaching new relationships.

Sharing too much: Constantly updating information on your personal page will make you the center of attention, but not always in a positive way.

When the content of someone's personal life appears too dense, others may feel that this person's message is no longer special or important, or even think that this person is immature and cannot keep a secret.

Disrespectful content: The biggest no-no when using social media is posting content that is offensive or disrespectful to others. Comments or posts that are offensive, mocking, or use hurtful language not only affect the person being targeted, but also give your followers a negative impression of you.

Comparing to others: On social media, we often get caught up in comparing ourselves to others, especially when we constantly see images of someone else's success and wealthy life.

Remember, people who post on social media sometimes don't expose the dark corners of their lives, like having to pay off a monthly bank loan, or working at a high intensity all the time at the expense of their health.

So, you should learn to accept that everyone has their own journey and there is no fixed timeline for success, comparing only wastes your time and reduces your self-worth.

Private family matters: Private emotional moments or personal health issues or family difficulties should be avoided online to avoid creating negative feelings.

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