The Thing Is: Most Of Us Know Nothing About Success And How To Deal With It.

What I learned from deleting my viral story.

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So, it happened again… I got another story that went viral, and I deleted it. My views went from 1,500 per day to less than 30 views per day, and before, I was averaging more than 100 views per day. I know, it’s frustrating.

So if you ask me if I like my stories going viral, I will tell you I don’t. What I like is stability; I prefer getting 100 views every day for 30 days than getting 1,500 views for two days. Going viral is only good for getting more subscribers, as your work reaches more people quickly, but again, I don’t want things to go quickly. I want them to go steady.

I deleted my viral story because I don’t know how to deal with success. I don’t know how to deal with getting the attention of people. I am actually scared of people. I don’t trust them, and most of them just want to hurt.

My first viral story was very personal: Every Time I See A Woman Making Thousands Every Month on Only Fans, I Get Jealous. I published it in April/2021, and it only went viral in September/2021. My second viral story, now deleted…