Sam St. Cloud

To those ringing in the New Year solo:
          
          So you're spending the New Year alone? Well, guess what? You're in great company—your own! This is your chance to kick off the year on your own terms. No crowds, no drama, just you, your thoughts, and the freedom to do whatever you want.
          
          Instead of feeling like you're missing out, think of it as the ultimate "me time" to recharge, reflect, and get ready to crush whatever 2024 throws your way. Who says you need a crowd to have a good time? Your vibe, your rules.
          
          Here’s to a year of owning your space, chasing your dreams, and proving that the best company is often the one you bring with you: yourself. You’ve got this.
          
          Happy New Year, rockstar!
          
          
          
          
          
          

Better than words, more than a feeling... 

My mother died due to cancer years ago. I was there when it happened, when she took her last breath. so spatting words like, "oh, you're still a kid who needs her Momma's milk" is the lowest of the low anyone could say. Just imagine, you're slandering someone's mother like that just because you're called out for your homophobic slurs. and since your ego can't accept the fact that person blocked you, you made another account and came back just to get back to that person. If that's not being immature and being a stalker---then I dunno what that is.
          
          
          I know for a fact that you'll be back here but lemme tell you this, wanker: I'm serious when I said I'd report you to the Police or the NBI. if someone already blocked you, read the room and leave them alone. 

lemme just ask---pwede pa lang gumawa ng multiple accounts dito sa wattpad, using only the same smartphone? I'm just curious lang kasi, how these people keeps on coming back here after I block them. pwede pala yun?
          
          
           can you please teach me how? asking for a friend lang (^o^):-D(^_-)

Merry Christmas! 

other Authors upon seeing the red notification bell: (^o^) ^_^
          
          
          ME: ano na naman kayang insulto at panggugulo ang mababasa ko ngayon?
          
          
          saklap (^o^)(^o^)(^o^)

life is too bothersome nowadays. too tired to explain, or to even say anything. if you think I don't accept any opinion, then don't give it.
          
          just one friendly reminder, though: don't make multiple accounts just to spite me. I have bunch of reports filed already, I'm starting to get into the nerves of the  
          police cybercrime office.
          
          don't waste your time on an Author who doesn't know how to write and makes the readers confused. I'm not worth it, hindi ba? 
          
          
          (^_-)(^o^)
          
          
          

I'm a bit under the weather now with a cough and cold combo, so don't forget to bring your rain gears when you go out to work and school, guys! drink lots of water, take vitamins and if possible, sleep early.
          
          always take care of yourself! 
          
          
          PS: to my fellow Juan Directioners, thank you for reading my 1D tribute stories! You're the best (^_-)(^o^)<3
          
          

Third Person Omniscient Point of View:
          
          In the third person omniscient POV, the narrator is an all-knowing observer who can describe events from any character's perspective, and even know their thoughts, emotions, and past experiences. The narrator has access to the internal world of multiple characters and can shift focus between them. This viewpoint is not limited to just one character’s experience.
          
          
          Example (Third Person Omniscient POV):
          
          "Sarah walked down the dark street, her heart pounding in her chest. She glanced over her shoulder, convinced someone was following her. Meanwhile, across the street, James stood hidden in the shadows, watching her closely, his mind racing with thoughts of what he might do next."
          
          
          In this example, the narrator can reveal both Sarah’s and James’s feelings, actions, and thoughts, providing a broader perspective of the situation than the first person POV allows.
          
          
          Key Differences:
          
          First Person: Limited to one character’s perspective. The reader only knows what the narrator knows and experiences.
          
          Third Person Omniscient: The narrator can access the thoughts and feelings of any character, and can describe events from multiple angles or timeframes. The narrator is not confined to one perspective.
          
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          my stories are written in the 3rd person omniscient POV. I don't really know how to explain this further dahil sabi ko nga, pagod na akong magpaliwanag. kung nakakalito, just stop reading it. yun lang.
          
          Magandang Araw po sa inyo. 

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          since may complaint na naman regarding my way of writing stories here though three years ko na itong ginagawa at sobrang pagod na akong magpaliwanag---I'll explain again. and again.
          
          now, kindly read and comprehend:
          
          
          The first person and third person omniscient points of view (POV) are two different narrative perspectives, and they shape the way a story is told. Here’s a breakdown of each:
          
          
          First Person Point of View:
          
          In the first person POV, the narrator is a character within the story and uses the pronoun "I" or "we" to describe events. This gives the reader direct access to the narrator’s thoughts, feelings, and perceptions, but it is limited to only what the narrator knows or experiences.
          
          
          
          
          Example (First Person POV):
          "I walked down the dark street, my heart pounding in my chest. Every footstep echoed like a drum, and I couldn't shake the feeling that someone was following me."
          In this example, the narrator is speaking directly to the reader and can only describe what they themselves see, hear, or feel. The reader has no access to other characters' thoughts or feelings.
          
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