Nobody really talks about how scary it is to share your work online.
You’re not just posting a clip.
You’re revealing your ideas, your taste, your mistakes, your identity.
You’re letting strangers judge something you care deeply about.
And when a post gets ignored?
Honestly, that silence cuts deeper than any negative comment.
But… I still keep posting.
Not because I’m confident,
but because staying invisible feels even scarier.
Every creator knows this feeling... devs, artists, writers, musicians.
We’re all fighting the same invisible boss fight.
The fear of being seen… and the fear of being unseen.
Do you ever feel afraid to share your work? Share your thoughts!
@iamrahmanosman That's all because Alison.. He's perfect today but other days??? Klopp philosophy is to take things ourselves.. don't play on lucks but the past recent years just proved that type of gameplay require a lot of energy and of course not making mistakes in that fast pace.
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While you can technically use arrow functions in Vue 3, it's recommended to stick with regular function declarations for methods in Vue components to avoid issues with `this`.
Check out the diffs and be cautious.
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