Hello to Christina: What have I learnt from BuzzFeed?

Recently I watched lots of BuzzFeed videos and become a BuzzFeed fan. The videos have inspired me and has taught me some useful knowledge. Here are 3 things I have learnt from BuzzFeed.

1. Think In Another Perspective

It would be great to always think in other's perspective. BuzzFeed created a video that needed guys to be pregnancy women and put on pregnancy bellies for one day. After that guys told how they felt about being pregnant. Another amazing video BuzzFeed created is about guys wear women's purses for one week. At first, guys told it was difficult to find things in the purse. But after one week, some said it was well-organised to use purse, some said he was willing to switch a bag from the size of purse he wore. What I have learnt is if you are a guy, you need to think in girl's perspective, and vice versa. So that, you are considerate to understand situation in different perspectives, respect what they have done and do appreciate essential products for both men and women.

2. Find Common Interests

It is important to find common topics to attract people's attention. BuzzFeed creates a lot of interesting videos that their topics are related to lots of audience. "On Your Period vs Not On Your Period" is related to all the girls. "Weekday You vs Weekend You" is related to all the workers. "When The Wi-Fi Goes Out" is related to all people who use their phones to do all the internet stuffs.If you can find common interests, it is easier for you to build up a better communication and to gain more attention from others.

3. Accept Weird Thoughts

Sometimes people think strangely and have some weird thoughts. In BuzzFeed, there are some videos like "Things Guys Do That'd Be Weird If Girls Did Them" and "Thoughts You Have When You Get A Bikini Wax". These prove that we do have some weird thoughts in our minds but we would not say it to other people because you think it is too weird. But it is actually okay to accept our weird thoughts and tell your friends openly when communicating. Maybe somehow your friends think in the same way just like you.