Self-Reflection-By Bedor Alobaidi

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Lots of ups and downs this life has been thrown at me and I’m using this space as a way of self expression and another way for outsiders to gain access to what could possibly strength might all mean to them? I will tell you what does it mean, it’s definitely one of these forms whenever you happened to see yourself excited if not way too excited about something and you thought whatever that thing you shared with someone, group of people might be all happy with you and be appreciative to the fact you shared with them perhaps some good news or something means a lot to you deeply. 

The moment they seem careless or might not get the best attention “appropriate appreciation” that you did give them the opportunity and the privilege to be part of something meaningful to you and didn’t give you any sort of good or positive reactions towards what you said or put out in display for them. 

Back off immediately. Share it elsewhere, and talk about it else where because there will be always others and a lot of people who do care about you and even get inspired from you. So, don’t back down at yourself. 

Sometimes, this is the way it works. No hard feelings of any kind. Change the story headline for the second, 3rd and 10th times until you come up with the final draft. And it’s funny, the final draft could take sometimes less than a minute to just take advantage of its presence and do it. As simple as how this whole post sounds.





Special thanks to my good and supportive friend @joooelleb the owner of @figmentartphoto for the recent and first photo session I’ve had done with her. Without her,  this collaboration and the dedication I’ve got to write this piece would not be possible. 
Bedor Alobaidi 
@bedoralobaidi 


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