I’ve like drawing since...

Since you’re talking about how long you’ve liked drawing for, you should say “I have”

When I realized I was livinggained consciousness, I already like making lines with colors.

I’m pretty sure you’re referring to when as a child you just randomly gain the realization that you’re a human being or something like that, and I’ve heard that be referred to as “gaining consciousness”. This is mainly slang, but I don’t know any better way to phrase it

I remember when I making cartoons characters on my textbook, haha, brings back memories.

These words are not needed, since you’re specifically talking about the character you would make

Sometimes I made my friends mad at me becajealouse of the jealousyme.

This sounds more natural

I don't even understand why, why they putaid so much attention to this 'talent' of mine.

This is a better way to phrase this

Like, I can't even make mya lifeving with this talent.

It can't givet you lots of money.

Well, it does, sometimes. I got asked fromby my friend on Facebook to make drawing for them, and they'’ll pay me for it.

I think this part would flow better if you split the sentence into two parts. There’s also a few minor grammar errors here

And I like sharing my arts to my social media, like those days.

The word “art” does not need to be plural

My art’s been everywhere because of the funny things I put on it.

They came to my account to see my arts and memes (I do draw and memes, they like funny things, and I like drawing, so why don't weI just do both?).

I got famous like... Iinstantly.

No capitalization is needed here

But I guess a dude named Mark Zuckerberg didn't like it.

All my arts, memes, progress, FRIENDS all GONE!!!

I can't find the right time, simply because I got to work.

“I got to work” technically works, but it is very casual and informal, and I think it’s some kind of minor dialect of English. Some other ways you can say this are “I have to work”, “I need to work”, etc.

And thanks Mark, you makde the situation even worse.

I think you should use the past tense here

When I realized I was living, I alreadyI knew from the day that I was born that I liked making lines with colors.

I am not quite sure what you are trying to say here. So I rewrote it as how I would say it. I think you are saying that you liked making lines with color from the day you were born.

I remember when I making cartoons characters oin my textbook, haha, brings back memories.

Sometimes I made my friends mad at me because of the jealousyas they were jealous of my talent.

I think here you are saying that your friends were jealous because of you drawing talent.

I doidn't even understand why, why. Why would they putay so much attention to this 'talent' of mine.

Since you were talking in the past before I am assuming you meant to say I didn't and not I don't, but you could be in the present tense now and that would be okay.

Like, I can't even make mya lifeving with this talent.

a living is a way of saying "a career"

ItYou can't give youmake a lots of money.

Well, it does, sometimes I got asked fromby my friends on Facebook to makedo a drawing for them, and they'll would pay for it.

And I liked sharing my arts to on my social media, likeback in those days.

"back in those days" is a way of saying in the past time period that I was specifically talking about

My art has been everywhere because of the funny things I would put on it.

art is singular and plural I believe.

They came to my account to see my arts and memes (I do draw and memes, theyake/post memes, my followers like funny things, and I like drawing, so why don't we just do bothnot combine the two?).

I dont know what you meant at the end. Unless you meant They like funny things and you like to draw, so you will include memes and drawing. Though the way you phrased it, it seems like to me you are combining the two.

But I guess a dude named Mark Zuckerberg didn't like it.

All my arts, memes, progress, and FRIENDS are all GONE!!!

Now, I barely open any drawing software on my phone.

I can't find the right time, simply because I gothave to work.

"got to work" works here. Have is another way of saying a similar thing.

And thanks Mark, you makde the situation even worse.

made since it is in the past when he did it.

I have liked drawing since...

When I realized I was living, I alreadyFrom as far back as I can remember, I liked making lines with colors.

"When I realized I was living" doesn't work exactly in English.

I remember when I makdrawing cartoons characters oin my textbook, haha,. It brings back memories haha.

Sometimes Iit made my friends mad at me because of ththey were jealousy.

I don't even understand why, - why they putaid so much attention to this 'talent' of mine.

Normally in English we use the phrase "pay attention" not "put attention"

Like, I can't even make mya lifeving with this talent.

One says, "I do X to make a living", not "I do X to make my life".

Well, it does, sometimes I got asked fromAlthough, my friend on Facebook has asked me to make drawing for them, and he/she said they'lld pay for it.

And I like sharing my arts to on my social media, like those days.

We share ON social media not TO

My art has been everywhere (on social media) because of the funny things I put on itdraw.

SAt one point I realized, suddenly, I gothad lots of followers.

Added "at one point I realized" to make it flow better and to give you a point of reference.

They cahad come to my account to see my arts and memes (I do draw and memes, theypost (?) memes - my followers like funny things, and I like drawing, so why don't wenot just do both?).

Not 100% what you're trying to say here

“nNot bad!” I said.

But I guess a dude named Mark Zuckerberg didn't like it.

About 1 month ago, my account got disabled for (Sno (F word) reason.

Lol

All my arts, memes, progress, FRIENDS allwere GONE!!!

Now, I barely open the drawing software on my phone.

I can't never find the right time, simply because I got toof my work.

And thanks Mark, you make the for making my situation even worse.