May I ask one question:
How do you write a story with no ending?
There must be one, or else it's not a story.
It's supposed to start in a scene that introduces the characters in a realistically simple manner and maybe a single conflict.
As time goes on, that conflict slowly starts to grow and the characters overcome it.
But sometimes they do not.
They think they have a chance, but sometimes they just don't.
I don't necessarily believe I don't have a chance at overcoming this, but I'm also not able to see an easy way to do it either.
But that's what characters have to do sometimes. They have to at least try.
And I'm going to do so.
I'm no longer in the beginning, rather I'm existing in the plain of the middle where the main problems are truly discovered and the plot could twist at any corner.
If it does, we'll have to see.
Who knows...maybe it will be good.
Or not.
Maybe.
So may I ask one more time:
How do you write a story with no ending?
You have to be in it first in order to find the words.
