Prompt interview
I read an article yesterday, talking about how some read.cash users leave comments on people's posts without even reading the article/post.
What baffles me most is the fact that some of them leave irrelevant comments; comments that isn't even related to the article in any way. I'm usually shocked at times when I read some people's comments. I feel that, if you can't read one's article, isn't it better to just skip and move on to the next.
Why commenting out of point?.
I remember a time like that, when I wrote an article on a particular topic, this user came; commenting about "a parent being strict to their children."
Yes, I know I've written on "strict parents" before, but this particular article wasn't in anyway related to "strictness."
I always read before dropping comments, and sometimes when I've finished reading and I'm just clueless as regards what to comment, I tip and pass.
Let's try and curb off this habit, just as the writer said, there's a reason why it's called "read.cash" and not "write.cash," the platform expects you to read the articles of others and if you can't... cause trust me, it's not possible to read everyone's articles. There are so many articles I've not read for a long time, and it just keeps piling and increasing by the day.
That's why I do take the articles of my commentators as my first priority, before checking out the articles of others.
I understand you, really. But tipping is better than leaving irrelevant comments on people's articles. Or even if you can't possibly read to the end, atleast have something awesome to say in the comment section, not something so off and different.
It hurts too, when you don't read an article at all and it's so obvious that you didn't read it or you prolly read only the title. Lol 😂
Anyways, it is well.
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Today's blog.
I first came across this questions on @Gaiom post, he answered these questions brilliantly and I made my request known; stating that I'd like to jump on it. He gave me the go ahead.
Without further ado, let's delve right in.
Do I like who I am right now?
Sighs...
It depends though, I partly do and I partly don't.
Partly do.
I love for a fact that I'm wiser than what I used to be, I'm better and I have clearer visions.
Partly don't.
Aah, I'm lazy, the visions are there, but there's no driving force, I procrastinate alot, I eat too much biscuits; even after knowing it's harmful to my health.
One minute, I'll say I won't eat biscuit frequently anymore, the next minute I'm in Mummy Dora's shop buying and buying. Wasting so much on something so invaluable. Even my mum doesn't trust me with buying something meaningful with money. It's always biscuits and all forms of junks.
I know the steps to take, but my self-control towards things is pretty weak.
So I'm happy and still unhappy with who I am.
When was the last time I laughed so hard?
Sighs...
It should be some weeks ago, when I was teasing a close friend of mine as regards how he says words like: "I think, because, and stuffs like that." Lol.
What would I truly regret not doing if I died tonight?
Sighs...
I'll definitely regret not achieving my dreams and goals in life, not being able to conquer my spending habit, not using my time on Earth in doing wise and profitable things.
Not being a good daughter to my parents.
I'm being truthful here though, it's the truth, my life is quite complicated.
What advice had someone in my family given, and that I have taken just in time?
From my dad actually, he said:
Never look down on/downgrade anyone.
Don't be proud.
What were the top three lessons I learned the hard way?
In all you do in life, don't forget where you came from, don't ever forget these six letter words: "family."
Most people don't really care about you, the moment you are useless to them, they drop you like a piece of garbage. So never loose your value.
There are two words that consists of four letters, one is "love" and the other is "lust." Most people confuse lust for love, I learnt alot from this, and believe me, I learnt it the hard way.
What would I do if my biggest fear came true?
Sighs...
My biggest fear is failing and not being able to eat a meal in a day, more like going back to square one.
Sighs...
I honestly don't know what I'll do, I can't say, I'm clueless as to how deep it'll cut through my skin. I might even loose faith. I'm not here to mince words. The truth is: I might not be able to scale through it again, especially since I've been there before.
What would I do with my remaining years if I had only a year left to live?
Sighs...
I'll spend it with my family, do all I can to achieve my goals, be a good daughter to my parents, overcome my weaknesses and strive to leave a legacy to generations and those yet unborn.
Am I a servant of money or does money serve me?
Without sighing or wasting time. I am a servant of money...yeah, I hope the tide turns soon.
Why am I afraid of being true to myself when others are around?
It's just quite hard to be true without having people judging you. But then, I've changed though.
Whatever you do, people would surely talk, some will be your supporters and some will be your opposers. So just do what you know is right.
Till we meet again in my next article and in yours.
Thanks for reading.
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