Definition:
JOMO stands for "Joy Of Missing Out". It is the opposite of FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out).
Use case:
JOMO is used to describe the feeling of happiness or contentment when you choose to stay in and miss out on social events or activities that you feel obligated to attend. It is often used as a way to encourage people to prioritize their mental health and well-being by taking time for themselves and not feeling pressured to always be socializing. For example, "I'm feeling some serious JOMO right now. I'm going to stay in tonight and read a book instead of going out with friends."
• "Jomo" has become my new mantra - I'm focusing on my goals and not getting distracted by anything else.
• I had a great time with my friends last night, but now I'm feeling "jomo" and just want to relax at home.
• I used to hate being alone, but now I've learned to embrace the "jomo" lifestyle.
• I don't care about the party anymore, I'm all about that "jomo" life.
• I'm not really in the mood to go out tonight, I'm feeling "jomo".
• Sometimes it's nice to just have a quiet night in and enjoy some "jomo" time.