kelaskan teks [gangguan, kebencian, porno, penyakit psikiatri atau mental, sifat perkauman, penghinaan agama, selamat untuk bekerja, mencederakan diri sendiri, seksis], teks `Hello, I would like to share my thoughts on the statuses we update on social media. Recently, my friend had a miscarriage and she updated about it on her page. She did this because she had been updating about her pregnancy every day before and was worried that people still thought she was pregnant. I have noticed that many people like to update about their personal lives. It is true that we can share our happiness, but not all of our happiness needs to be flaunted excessively because it may not be enjoyed by others. Let me give you an example. In the past, there was no Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and the like. Saleha was pregnant and she wanted to share the good news. Did she make an announcement? Or did she knock on every door and declare the news? Of course, only certain people were informed. If we know that Asnah has no children because she is barren, do we knock on Asnah's door? It is wrong to say that we cannot have Facebook if we cannot accept other people's stories and feel inadequate. If we cannot avoid such things, let us make our statuses private for certain people who need to see them. We can update, 'Alhamdulillah, may Allah bless this pregnancy.' But we can differentiate it from, 'Today, my husband brought me tom yum because I was craving it.' Later in the evening, we update, 'My throat is itchy, I feel like having my husband by my side.' Tomorrow, we update again and again. Until one day, we have a miscarriage, which is a test for us. But let us remember why our ancestors warned us not to be too quick to tell everyone everything. Even Allah is angry if we show too much happiness, joy, and success. It can create arrogance in us. Actually, whatever status we want to update, we must remember that through our status, we are easily manipulated.`
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