Guest Post:
Privacy
should be kept private. The way you do that is to have a unique way
with people. If you are a private person, why have an account with
any social network on the internet? Do you really believe that your
little secrets are gonna be kept safe from people who share their
lives with others? How does anything about you stay private when you
live in a big city where everybody knows everybody? How private can
you be if you’re a twin and the other twin is a social butterfly?
Whether it’s true or not, people are gonna know about you by
default.
Private
people don’t socialize much and they don’t talk to too many
people. They stay to themselves and enjoy their company best. Private
people barely answer their cell phones, and probably don’t text at
all or if they do text, they probably only use one or two words at
best. They may only use their emails for work and don’t check their
voicemail often. I doubt if they use the internet to pay their bills
or shop. I believe they want to have limited access to the world.
They may only have one checking account and one credit card.
A
private person probably spends most of their time reading books and
watching TV. A private person probably spends a small amount of time
with very few friends. Private people don’t care for too much
attention so they’re not gonna appear in a lot of pictures. Private
people are also not gonna take jobs in the public, like retail or
sales. More of an office or behind the scene type job. This goes to
say, a private person or someone who is living with secrets
definitely should not be active on Facebook or any other social
network. But we all learn our lessons the same. Sometimes you must
hurt in order to know better. Fall in order to grow.
Lose
in order to gain because most of life’s lessons are learned through
pain. So I wouldn’t blame Facebook for hurting people’s feelings.
You manage who you become friends with & you have privacy
settings on your Facebook page. It’s people who hurt other’s
feelings not social networks. Facebook is just a simple tool for
those kinds of people to keep talking behind other’s backs,
gossiping, starting fights and arguments, and leaking secrets out but
people telling other people’s business is definitely nothing new.
It just goes to show that everything done in the dark will come to
the light eventually. Facebook is the new light bulb, that’s all.
Right Before My Eyes
Summary: Journee and Jordyn are thirty-something year old twins with two totally different lifestyles. Journee is in love with Drew, her high school sweetheart that’s in prison. A phone call from him changes everything. After a fight, she decides to end their relationship and tries to move on but she has unfinished business with Jason, another ex-boyfriend. As she moves forward, she meets Jules who appears to be Mr. Right until all his baggage shows up.
Now Jordyn is living by her own rules but the problem is she hasn’t told anyone, but the drama begins when her secret is leaked on Facebook. She finds herself in a battle with her love life, family, friends and herself. Follow these two as they take their family and friends on a turbulent ride into their lives as they discover they are worlds apart but are forever connected.
Buy the book at Amazon or Barnes and Noble.
About the Author:
Michelle
Robinson was born and raised in Oakland, CA. Oakland’s rich culture
has laid the fabric for this story. She’s been doing hair for two
decades. As a hairstylist, it’s safe to say she has also served as
a therapist to her clients. She has heard and witnessed it all right
behind her styling chair. From her experiences, she’s given advice
to many and has watched people’s lives transition. With this
driving force, she has finally penned her first novel.
Michelle can be reached
at:
Email:
rightbeforemyeyes@yahoo.com
Website:
www.michellerobinsonauthor.com
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/mrob.robinson
Twitter: @BooksbyMichelle
Great feature. Thanks Natasha
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed it. :)
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