Durante estos tres años, he hecho muchas cosas increíbles. Siempre leo lo que escribí cuando comencé y me digo: Estoy orgulloso de ti, eres una persona única, has pasado por mucho, eres insistente, haces las cosas porque las amas, crees en las personas a pesar de que no sean como esperas, escribes porque sientes que es un modo de dejar un mensaje y estás viviendo el ahora.

Hay muchas personas que me han ayudado a construir, Neruel. Puedo mencionar a Goragii con sus consejos en Geek Zone, a Eddiespino, que siempre es tolerante cuando pido su ayuda en los canales de dudas de 3 Speak o Aliento. A Elizabeth, que me ha lanzado una que otra chancla (es una frase de aliento). A cada persona que me ha leído y aprendido algo pequeño de mí.

Creo que lograré viajar y contaré esa historia aquí. Hay mucho por hacer, crear y seguir compartiendo con ustedes. Mi mayor aprendizaje es poder dejar una huella y un mensaje imborrable para que alguien pueda leerlo aquí. Nota literaria: Eres un fragmento de memorias, eres como un rubí. Algo que se pule y a lo que no se le puede mentir. Ayer lloré, ya es momento de reír.

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I created this account with many doubts when I decided to leave my account in the previous ecosystem. I have received help from many people, I have grown throughout the process, and I have learned very important things. I must highlight that my journey here has even helped me manage my personal projects in a healthier way. P.S. I wrote this post while listening to Enrique Iglesias' song " For Loving You ."

I never thought my decision to write on Hive would be so accepted by the community. In my first year, I wrote everything that my emotions shaped, and I took my imagination to incredible levels. This led me to meet Hivers in the city of Barquisimeto and other cities, such as @soy-laloreto.

I must highlight that @soy-laloreto helped me in my beginnings to understand Hive. The ecosystem seemed very complex to me; there are still things I don't know, but I was able to assimilate them smoothly thanks to @soy-laloreto. Another person I owe a lot to is @jcrodriguez. I still wonder how he thought I was a bot for writing content almost every day in the ecosystem.

I managed to meet JC in person, and he is very different from what most people think. He is very polite, emotional, and correct in the way he does things. Moreover, he has very solid thoughts. At that time, JC told me, “Read this Victoria guide! It will help you". I did, and it was very long. My head hurt, but I understood the ecosystem because I had the interest.

In these three years, I have had a lot of fun, but I've also thought about paying for health and personal issues. However, I feel uncomfortable when I can't write. It's interesting because it became part of my routine. Each of the people I have mentioned in this post, one way or another, always told me something important: —“You do what you love”—. It’s true; I do what I love.

Someone I consider unique, and from whom I have learned a lot, is @Belug. Also, our great guide @phendx (Fendit). Working with them, sharing experiences, and making the decision to do the right thing led each of us to do what we love. I learned many things from them, and that led me to understand what I wanted with my blog.

Hive has also given me friendships. I frequently talk with Mary about K-drama; I have also been able to build connections here with people from other countries. It’s something I never imagined, but it was achieved thanks to the ecosystem's connection.

When I first introduced myself to Hive, it was a disaster, but I was very authentic in my introduction: “I like many things, I want to write and create interesting things”. Foolishly, after introducing myself, I posted a poem. I should have waited! The following posts were not curated. My biggest concern was that no one was reading me. However, I was persistent. Some curators may have said I was a pain in the neck, haha.

The Hispanic community warmly welcomed me, and the bilingual communities did as well. In the English-speaking communities, I write less frequently, but they have all been very supportive during my process. By attending and sharing with HiveBqto, I had great times, enjoyed, and laughed a lot. This year, I haven't been able to be with them due to the 180-degree turn in my life (changes that will still continue).

I want to thank @appreciator and his team of curators, both those who were here and those who are still here. I don’t know who they are, but they have always helped make what I write and create with great passion be promoted. That has made me happy. I also want to thank the projects of @aliento, @ocd, @curangel, and others. They have done so much for me and for many people within the ecosystem. I don’t usually mention people or projects in my posts, but I think this is a special occasion to thank them for all they’ve done for me and for the entire community. Every person, comment, and vote has not only been support, but also trust. Trust in the belief in building an enriching process.

When I say it’s enriching, it’s because it’s not only material but also emotional. It’s the art of telling a story. On Hive, I was able to release when I had emotional difficulties, when I was left alone in my country while my family had gone to Chile. I’ve also written about moments of happiness and my beliefs as a person.

The rewards I obtained allowed me to buy equipment to improve, I completed the money for my PC to finish my second profession, bought my phone to create better content, and invested in useful things. I also traveled because I realized it’s necessary to love yourself. Here, everyone understands that we must love ourselves to give the best of us. We are alive, after all!

During these three years, I have done many incredible things. I always read what I wrote when I started and tell myself: I’m proud of you, you’re a unique person, you’ve been through a lot, you’re persistent, you do things because you love them, you believe in people even though they may not be as you expect, you write because you feel it’s a way to leave a message, and you are living in the present.

There are many people who have helped me build, Neruel. I can mention Goragii with his advice in Geek Zone, Eddiespino, who is always tolerant when I ask for help in the 3 Speak or Aliento doubt channels. Elizabeth, who has thrown a chancla or two at me (it's an encouraging phrase). To every person who has read me and learned something small from me.

I believe I will travel and tell that story here. There is a lot to do, create, and keep sharing with you. My greatest lesson is being able to leave a mark and an unforgettable message so that someone can read it here. Literary note: You are a fragment of memories, you are like a ruby. Something that gets polished and can’t lie to. Yesterday I cried, now it’s time to laugh.

Original content by @neruel. All rights reserved ©, 2024. Images: Samsung Galaxy A50. English translation and grammar correction: Chatgpt - DeepL - Languagetool.