It is not wrong to repent and ask for God's forgiveness

Dear muslim fellows, it's not wrong to repent and accept your mistakes. If you have been unwise and have committed sins, it's better to not be stubborn and repent. Allah is the most Rahman (رحمان) and Raheem (رحیم). If today you are able to read this, it's only because He wanted that. He loves you. He wants to forgive you. The past doesn't matter when you have a future to live. Feel the guilt of your sins and with a true heart; seek His forgiveness. He even gave Iblees the time (to live), so do not ever think or feel that you deserve the less.

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If in your heart, you feel a tiny bit of shame; use it as a reason to become better. Seek the company of good people. You don't have to spoil yourself further. Use your experience of the past to instruct your present. Allah sends so many reasons and chances to you everyday. Don't feel any shame in trying to be better. Learn from the history, no one was a saint since birth. Everyone has a past, but present and future can be made better. It is your right to try. Success is guaranteed in this case. Shed some tears and utter some words to pray!

Private chat with someone

When you run a private chat with someone you may think that it's just between you and that person, you may think that no one will ever know what you're saying. But actually it's between you, that person and Allah (your God). You may have lost the fear of your Creator as you could have been badly influenced by society. You may think that no one is watching you or listening to what you say in private, but actually He is aware of everything, He even knows what you're going to do in the near future. You can't guide or save someone who has sold itself for the sake of worldly desires. It was my duty to remind you all, the rest is onto you. Make sure to give your actions a thought.

What is fate?

Allah has had planned everything since the start, fate has been written already. But to show us, give us a choice in life, He has given us time to see and know what we do, so we become a witness to our own actions. It doesn't mean that we can't chose to be a better person in our lives because the fate is written, it means that Allah knows whatever we're going to do, He knows everything, so He could decide whether we deserve Jannah (heaven) or Jahanum (hell) on that basis, but He gave us time to see and follow our actions, so we may not be able to say on the day of Qayamat (day of resurrection/justice) that we didn't perform these actions. May Allah guide us all, and may He forgive me if I spreaded some miscalculated information on the base of my thinking and observations, indeed Wallahu Alam!