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There will always be children stars and there will always be those who make the transition to become adult stars. Our own beautiful actress Jackie Appiah started very young, starring in the series “things we do for love” and actor John Dumelo went into acting at an early age.

One important reason for hoisting children into the limelight is to propel the talent and creativity embedded in them.

Many actors/artists we see in Hollywood grew up on screen. Lindsy Lohan, Miley Cyrus, Drew Barrymore, Micheal Jackson, Justin Timberlake and many others. Obviously, Justin Beiber is up next. Most child stars fade away in the blink of an eye; others successfully survive in the industry.

The same could be said of Ghanaian children stars from the 90’s who just fell off the media radar. When we take a trip down memory lane, Grace Omaboe pushed and propelled many kids to stardom with her “”by the fire side” and Fun-world, programs designed for kids. These shows are no longer on TV and these star kids are lost in the spotlight.

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We have to be frank with ourselves, we all have those days, weeks or even months when we slide down (feel down). It happens to everyone and most times, we result to external things or materials to motivate us or push us back on our toes.

There are days when I wake up and I do not feel like doing anything. I begin to ask myself so many questions such as; why am I even writing all these articles, is it really worth it, Can I really achieve that goal, am I good enough at what I am doing, Will I succeed in this, Am I doing well in life and all that…

On such days, you begin to doubt your skills, abilities, intelligence, judgement, your appearance, your vision and all that you believe in and hope for. You stop trusting your efforts, your dreams and the fact that you can achieve the success you desire.

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You can call this one of my rants but I am so pissed that I have to turn to the readers on here especially the female visitors for answers.

After waiting for 3 long weeks for this date, it has turned out like the others. I am not sure if I am doing something wrong or I come across to my dates as a hungry young woman ready for a bang.

This is really not right. Every guy I date always “wanna” end the date with sex. I saw my today’s date as a matured, gentle and religious. At least that is how he came across on the phone and presented himself through his talks.

Am I giving some signals to indicate that all I want is some quick night one or am I just meeting guys who are solely looking for some thing in a skirt to eat?

As usual, my date Steve (I do not intend to see him again so that is his real name) kept pestering me with “do you want us to go to my place after our dinner or do you want us to spend the night at your end?”

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