Read.Cash And Me

I've been trying to examine my relationship with read.cash all day. As a matter of fact, I'm thinking it's bothering along addictive. You know, read.cash is a wonderful platform for a lot of reasons and I appreciate it so. Some of those reasons include:

Self-Expression

It's a platform that allows you to express yourself in ways that you can't do with people, virtual or present, without feeling weak, less or vulnerable. In a manner of speaking, it offers just enough veil to give you the confidence to be utterly reckless and honest, without fear of anyone looking at you with pity or as crazy.

Creativity

As a platform that demands quality articles both figuratively and literally, it demands of it users, to write at their best level possible at the moment. But on a platform with thousands of users, there's hardly ever going to be a shortage of quality articles, hence for one to be known in this space, you're indirectly nudged to be creative and unique in your own way. This will allow you be a member of the community that also has an individual identity. This way, you get to have the community as well as your individual identity in the online space. Take a look at some of the biggest names on the platforms such as @Fexonice1 , @HappyBoy , @wakeupkitty , @Princessbusayo , @FarmGirl , @Ruffa , @Jane, @Theblackdoll etc, you'll notice they have either a particular niche, a particular style of writing, a particular way they try to pass their message in their writings. In the multitude of articles published on this platform everyday, their individuality ain't lost. They've come to be known for something, their own personal virtual identity.

Tolerance And Acceptance

It's one of the few online space that's still left to be contaminated by the toxicity and intolerance we see on the internet today. On this platform, people know how to agree to disagree. Everybody's opinion is valid and tolerated. One of the biggest turnoff of traditional social media today is the amount of hate, toxicity, intolerance and attacks that's now become a default on those platforms. But here on read.cash, users are usually kind and thoughtful, only hoping to add value to your articles and nothing more. There was this day @Eybyoung posted something that offended my senses. I thought to myself, she must be misogynistic, and I was just so pissed that I had to let her know. So, I did that in the comment section of that post. She took it so well, and further clarified her position on the matter and then I understood where she was speaking from. If I had any doubt as to the level of tolerance on this platform, that day cleared all of it away. Now imagine this scenario between me and @Eybyoung , try it on any of the social media platform and watch as h*ll's fury is unleashed on you.

Crypto Reward

The one that most of us love, the green currency. The idea of earning while writing for whatever reason you do it, would have seem impossible to me, until I came across read.cash. Depending on your reason for writing, the kindness of the user's tip and that of the green not of course, might not mean much to you, but the idea that you're getting incentives at all for something you probably are already doing for nothing anyways, has got to mean something.

Author's Thought

Despite all these though, my relationship with read is not really that easy to describe. I guess by the time I'm done with the rest part of this article, I would have been able to create a correct presentation of it. That will be in the second part that I'll be posting tomorrow. Stay tuned readizens.

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