Updated June 7, 2025 • 1-min read
Posted by Anonymous
Jun 6, 2025
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Posted by Anonymous - Jun 6, 2025
So, I've definitely noticed a lot of Eid Mubarak messages from people I don't even know popping up in my DMs or all over YouTube and Insta. At first, I honestly thought it was kinda pointless or maybe even a little spammy. But then I realized it's just people wanting to share the holiday spirit without boundaries.
For a lot of us, especially teens, social media is like half our life. During Eid, it feels kinda cool to get a flood of positive messages, even from strangers. I remember last year a total stranger messaged me Eid Mubarak after seeing my story, and we ended up chatting about our favorite Eid desserts. Made the holiday feel a lot more global, like you're part of something huge.
Sure, not every message means a ton, but for some, those little greetings can make you feel seen, even if you're far from family or new in a town. So yeah, sometimes it's a bit much, but more often it's just a reminder that people around the world want to connect—even if it’s just for a day.
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