THINGS YOU SHOULD NOT POST ON SOCIAL MEDIA “Not everything happening in your life needs to be known by the internet.” 1. Real-time location Especially if you’re abroad, working on a ship, or traveling with your family. ✨ Enjoy now. Post later. 2. Exact salary and remittances When everyone knows how much you earn: • expectations increase • more people ask to borrow money • pressure builds up • envy grows ✨ Privacy = protection 3. Money and investment plans “I’m starting a business.” “I’m buying land.” ✨ Announce it when it’s done, not while you’re still working on it. 4. Personal family problems Arguments, misunderstandings, and financial issues— ✨ Trauma is not content. Once it’s posted, even if you delete it, screenshots remain. 5. Complaints about your company or boss One post can cost you your contract. ✨ Release frustrations privately, not publicly. 6. Medical and health details Health is personal. 7. Remittances, balikbayan boxes, and big purchases When constantly posted: • people assume you always have money • requests increase ✨ You are not responsible for supporting the whole world. 8. Debt, loans, and financial struggles Not everyone truly cares. ✨ Ask for help privately. Protect your dignity in public. 9. Children’s private moments Grades, discipline, and health issues— ✨ Protect your children’s privacy. 10. Emotional posts When angry, drunk, or extremely sad— ✨ These are often regretted later. A quiet life is more protected. When not everyone knows everything, life is more peaceful. Low profile. High focus. Low drama. High progress.