YOGYAKARTA Calls pebling popular on social media in recent times. This term, taken from penguin habits in Antarctica during the wedding season. Hairy animals living in this ice area, throw pebbles at their potential partners as a sign inviting them to build a common nest.

The term penbling is popular, referring to collecting and sharing small things with someone you are interested in so that it can build ties. You may have actually done this term for some time. What the Gentoo penguin does in Antarctica, is just a designation for an invitation to 'build a nest' with its partner. This island, gives the pebbles or rocks it likes. That's because the stones are used by the penguin to build the nest. It won't give just any bati, but it will take time to make sure the rock is true.

For humans, penbling, it is about collecting and sharing something with the person they love. This publisher, can consist of various small things. But for sure, anything given is worth it and has the potential to be more than just friends. Pebling has actually been used in small communities for a long time to show affection. This can help express to someone without using words.

Saat ini, pebble digunakan bukan hanya memberikan object. Karena setiap orang mengirim saling pesan lewat ponsel smartphonenya, penbling juga berlaku dengan seperti memberi meme meme merik, foto, video, artikel, postingan media sosial, dan apapun yang bermaktif.

Launching Psychology Today, Monday, June 24, pebling itself is not a clear gift. Because it is open but things that can be experienced, felt, studied, even discussed together. Of course, just sharing anything doesn't necessarily make the relationship closer. Before sharing anything, think for a moment about how other people react. Especially when it comes to setting up when sending things meaningful and how to moderate the recipient. For example, sending a meme 200 times over an hour, of course it will be annoying and time wasting. It is also important to hold the applicable ethics.


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