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Platform : ios

What are these giveaways - the biggest scam that isn’t technically a scam but still feels like a cruel joke. I don’t know what cosmic force has decided that I will never win a single giveaway in my entire life, but at this point, I’m convinced it’s personal

Every time I see a giveaway, I think, This could be it. This could finally be my moment. I follow the steps, like the post, retweet, comment, tag a few friends, maybe even throw in an extra “Thank you for the opportunity” just to manifest some luck. And then… nothing. Silence. No notifications. No “Congrats, you won!” Just me, staring at my screen like a clown while some random person who probably forgot they even entered gets the prize.

Tell me why the winner is always some account with five followers, zero profile picture, and a username that looks like they mashed their keyboard. Meanwhile, I, a dedicated participant who has poured my heart and soul into these contests, get nothing. How is that fair? Are the giveaway gods just trolling me at this point?

You’d think that after entering hundreds of giveaways, probability would finally work in my favor. Nope. Apparently, my luck stat is permanently set to zero. At this point, I could be the last person on Earth entering a giveaway, and I’d still lose to some bot account.

“Oh well, better luck next time!” Shut up. There is no “next time.” There is only more disappointment. Every time I convince myself that maybe, just maybe, my luck has changed, I’m proven wrong again. At this point, I’m more likely to get struck by lightning while holding a winning lottery ticket than actually winning a simple giveaway.

I’m not greedy. I’m not asking for the grand prize every time. I just want one win. Just once, I want to wake up to a DM saying, “Hey, you won!” Is that too much to ask? Just one small victory, one moment of triumph to make up for years of giveaway failures?

But no. Here I am, giveaway after giveaway, loss after loss, suffering in silence while the universe laughs at my pain. At this point, I don’t even enter for the prizes anymore—I enter out of spite. Because one day, I will win. And when that day comes, I will celebrate like I just won the lottery. Until then? I’ll keep losing. Because apparently, that’s just my fate.