I feel like I want to share my experiences, feelings, and emotions, but at the same time, I don't want to actually talk about them. I want to speak in riddles, expressing my thoughts deeply, so that everyone can think about them and find their own response, literally speaking in quotes. Because there has always been, is, and will always be a devaluation of problems—I personally greatly devalue both my own and others'; I always feel like I'm sweating over some trivial matter. Maybe it's really nonsense, but that's not important. The point is that this problem is important to me—and if it is, then I have the right to discuss and talk about it (even if only to myself). After all, even when I'm alone, my thoughts never go away. So, when I'm speaking frankly to myself, I can tell it like it is, but when I need to convey a thought to someone else, like you, the reader, I want to say it in a way that piques their interest and makes them think. That's the difficulty of writing video descriptions. My entire creative vision pours out into them, but conveying it is quite difficult—but then, rereading it all, I remember how I wrote it. It warms my heart and gives me a kind of pride. Moral: go to Telegram https://t.me/hausino Someday I'll start a boost and post four videos a month🙏🏻 or at least two (I'm striving for it).
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