What Goes Around Comes Around

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Everyday I received a lot of messages from people who wanted to send me their gratitude, appreciation and love.

I was surprised a little bit at first, but then I realized why they were doing this.

I put little videos in my Story about my day and everyday I sometimes post about something that is happening around me.

Every day I see the effect that my life has on others and how it connects people who are far away from each other.

It is really beautiful to see that the world can be this small; sometimes even smaller than you think. I just bring the content and sometimes I'm lucky that I am able to share happiness with others.

It is amazing to know that billions of people share their day with me, like me, comment on my posts, and sometimes get in contact with me.

The "Story" feature has changed my life and it has changed the way I am living my life.

On Facebook Stories, I can capture stories that otherwise wouldn't be told or seen by many people.

And if there is one thing that I want to say: never underestimate the power of one single video or picture which can change someone else's life for the better.

The story of writing is a long and winding one. It's something that I've been doing nearly all my life. I used to love to write stories and poetry and although I recently stopped, it was mostly do to bullying in high school but I'm going to make a come back.

I love taking on different challenges and writing is a form of challenge in itself. I may not be the best writer but that doesn't mean that I'll stop trying. I will continue to write until the day I die and when I pass, my words will still be able to reach the hands of others.

Audrey Seiler says that "In short stories, you can tell the whole world; in novels, the whole world can tell you something about yourself." It's very true because in a short story there is less space for descriptions and plot; therefore the reader must use their imagination to fill in the gaps. Novels are longer than short stories, and have more space for descriptions and plot. As a result, novels tell you more about yourself than a short story. I love reading both of them.

You see, stars are not born up there. They are just ordinary folks like us and they have to serve their time in the trenches before they get that big break. So be it an actor who had to endure many rejections before landing a role or a singer who had to wait on tables before she got discovered, they all started just as we did, waiting for their big chance. And then when that chance came knocking on the door, they worked hard and played hard to make it happen.

And that's the life of a star. So here's wishing you your big chance. We hope you make it happen, we believe you deserve it and we know you can do it. "What goes around comes around" - One afternoon, when I was out with a friend at a bar, I noticed a man standing behind us. He was staring at me as I was scrolling through my Facebook feed. When I was done with scrolling, he came to me and asked me to go on a date with him. I told him that I'm not interested because he wasn't my type. To my surprise, he pleaded with me once more and insisted that we go on a date if only for the fun of it, but I still said no. So then, he made up an excuse about how he was very rich, he took out a check book from his pocket and showed it to me. I still said no to his offer but that didn't stop him from trying to convince me one last time.