Soulmates

Author's Note

And that's that. Soulmates is done, and so is Dallas's journey. You know, I wonder where he's going to go? I wonder how he's going to get back, but you know what? That's not my problem anymore. Soulmates has taught me a lot, I'm not trying to sound clichéd with the, 'this story taught me how to be human and have emotions.' or some bullcrap like that. Soulmates taught me the importance of planning out my work, hopefully it doesn't show, but this was by far the hardest novella I had to write. Not in the sense of it hitting me emotionally, but in the sense that I felt myself slip away more times than I could count trying to get words down onto paper. The majority of this was written at the end of winter, after the high that was Half-Angel. Me being the fool, I thought I'd be able to breeze through this just as easily as I did Half-Angel, but seasonal depression hit me badly. Apparently creatively, I feel the worst in the first few months of the year, I just don't feel like I can get anything done, the worst being April. I didn't have strong feelings for it at first, but after discovering that April does this to me routinely, my thoughts slowly shifted towards hate. But despite all that has happened, I tried my best with soulmates, even though I was faced with problems such as, "HOW THE FRICK DO I DESCRIBE PAIN WITHOUT USING THE GODDAMN WORD 'COURSE'?" or, "aaaaaaaaauuuuagh, hitting my head with my knee again, COME ON THOUGHTS THINK FOR ME." or my personal favorite, "DAMN IT-DAMN IT-DAMN IT-DAMN IT. WHY CAN'T I PRESS THE KEYS GOOD?" But, I eventually learned to utilize this to my advantage, while April may suck, I also learned that October is my best month. So even when things feel meek, or hopeless, I have a light to strive towards, this October better be worth it, I have a career riding on it. Or should I say, 'writing' on it? Eh? EH?... okay, I'll stop... Thanks for reading. Have faith all ye lonely writers.