Reputation.

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In most cases the way you handle your life talks a lot of details about the individual you are . Many people get to know you just because of the words you use the character you portray and whatsoever. 
    Though along the way as you move on with life , you leave back a trail of events that people mark on and keep in records ...those events , make up what we refer to as your reputation .


The fun fact about your reputation is , a lot of people have segments of it and soo many people know about your past achievements and fails . And the big notification is , some want the bad events to add on and others want the good  ones to pile more and more ...who is control of the addition any side? , it's you..
# Don't smirch your entire reputation wanting to gain something very fast and easily.....
@Mr.B 

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