My life without hive

Greetings!!

I will like to point out that this is a perfect area to make a write-up right now for me. We all had and still have a different life aside hive.
This is my story
Starting from when I was still a kid, I can say that I have really gone through certain things beyond my comprehension which I now fully understand as an adult. To be honest, I haven’t really been a social wizard. My social life has been moderate. I like, or should I say prefers to keep to myself. So many instances in my life people have always made me feel like a threat to them. Personally, I don’t think I’m that smart yet I get this negative vibe from people because to them I’m pretty too smart. If I’m not mistaken, the world I found myself in considers smartness dangerous.
I can vividly recall an incident that happened back then when I was still a kid in primary school. The school authority summoned my parent over a crime I know nothing about. All effort to explain things to them back then fell on deaf ears as my then teacher kept insisting that I was responsible for the reported crime. Surprisingly, this teacher had no evidence of me committing such a crime but he bluntly insisted it was me as he believes am too smart for the other kids and as such has the tendency to outsmart them. When asked, the teacher said while pointing at me, it’s Charles, Charles is a smart boy whereas my name is not even Charles. Thanks to my parent that truly knows what I was capable of then.

Anyway, let’s leave the kid story behind because for one bit, I didn’t regret the smartness I was referred to. Even now as an adult, I believe more in smart work than hard work. In our native say here, “if you know, you know and if you don’t gerit, forget it”. Although my life has turned out to be something I appreciate but I wouldn’t say I have gotten to the best destination yet, hopefully, I can touch the sky before ending this life journey.

So far, my entire life has been centered on talents. I also appreciate the family I came from. They have really been a great propulsive force. The topic of this post says life without hive. Seriously, you don’t want to know. Why did I say so? I believe my lifestyle is too reserved to a fault. When it comes to friends, I have limited friends and I do not find those things people refer to as flexing to be fun. The worst that happened recently is the day my friends made me go to a party with them, though they didn’t say it to me I know they kind of regretted taking me along because while they were jumping and enjoying the loud sound of music, I was so bored with the whole thing that I had to locate one corner and slept off. You see, I’d want to have those fun but can’t understand why my system doesn’t consider them as fun. I’d find brain simulating activities as fun to the point that I easily fall in love with smartness than beauty. Professionally, my life without hive still remains a self-employed engineer doing his things his own way.

With hive, there have been a few adjustments. I have met some interesting and amazing people online, people who believe in social capital and same time reasons with the same frequency as I do. Also, without hive, there was a lot of financial mess, though they are still there, it has reduced to a minimal level. Still on interaction, I really do know how to interact with others but the little problem is that it takes me much time to get comfortable around new people.

Ever since I joined hive, my interactive level has improved. There is even this great group I joined @comet.ranker that promotes interaction. To be sincere, hive is a great place to be.

Anyway, I feel it’s time I draw the curtain and call on my friends to share their own stories. I would love to call on @pappyelblanco @channell1 @olivemarcel & @eroli to take over from here.

Thanks for visiting my page.

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