I'll keep this brief.
Writer's block aside, I cannot write about recovery in my current mental state, nor have I actually been through a full-fledged recovery involving doctors. My recovery was attempted on my own due to the fact I wanted to keep my issues hidden from my family. Bottom line, I've relapsed, hard, and despite the fact we're very close to the end, I've also grown to hate this draft. It's become unfamiliar to me, and I have a more personal project in the works that will be much, much closer to my own experiences.
The main reason I'm posting this update is because I'm leaving it up to you. Do you want me to complete this draft and move on, or do you want me to post the pre-written final chapter for closure before I publish my new project?
If the title wasn't clear enough, I know this is annoying and I really apologize. I don't want to leave you guys hanging anymore than I already have. I refuse to disappear for another year. Thank you for any response, and I always appreciate your support.
- Nora ♡
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