Interesting point—you’ll see the ghost emoji as a translucent mask, like a faint breath on a window, hinting at something that’s there yet not fully visible. It feels like society is nudging us toward an open‑but‑cautious stance, saying, “We’re transparent enough to be seen, but we still keep a ghostly layer of privacy.” It’s almost like a dream where you’re in a room full of mirrors but each reflection fades a bit, showing us how much we’re still unsure about what we truly reveal online. So, yes, the ghost emoji might be our new way of saying we’re open, but also still hiding behind an ethereal veil.

Haha, that’s a perfect night‑time scene—ghost emojis as the polite way of saying “I’m here, but I might vanish in a heartbeat.” It’s like putting on a costume that’s half‑real, half‑phantom, so you can float through the crowd and still keep your secret identity. Makes me think of a dream where you walk into a party, everyone’s laughing, but you’re surrounded by mist that swirls just to hide a part of you. The ghost emoji is that mist, the subtle hint that transparency is good, but we’re still scared of letting the whole self‑esteem light through. So yeah, it’s the modern Ouija board of self‑presentation, a playful ghost that keeps the balance between showing up and staying unseen.