𝐔𝐧𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐜𝐭𝐚𝐛𝐥𝐞 𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐞.

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WARNING.

This AU is not the perfect or perfect-for-you AU. I have said it before and I will repeat it – this is NOT YOUR TYPICAL AU. I know that everyone enjoys perfect, funny, or heartwarming AUs. But take note, dearest reader: I’m not one of these other AU writers. Consequently, my approach is different, I don’t use the movie and the characters to create a broad, universal story. 

Yes for me, I am able to write at my convenience depending on the inspirational and passion I have for my writing. I will post to this AU until I can, but here’s the thing—I am a person who likes to ghost (not on real people, just on Facebook). This means that there could be times when I miss stuff, no posts, no update’s, and work that perhaps runs on the clock on other people’s time, not my own. 

So here’s a gentle but firm reminder: Do not pressure me Lots of work is produced free of anticipations and pressures; creativity does not feed on expectations. If I feel pressured or bogged down, stressed or overwhelmed, it’s gone—this AU will be abandoned without a thought. 

In other words, this space is for readers who are interested in the process and not only the results. In case you are here for this sort ride, the welcome mat is laid down and you can come aboard. However, this may not be the best place for you if you are here to complain about perfection or the rate at which you want updates. Carry on with patience and kindness or else witness the end of this story.

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Just few words.

"Living with conditions such as maladaptive daydreaming, phobias, or severe fear is far from being a trivial matter. The problems are hardly ever seen and understood, though they can eventually affect each aspect of a person's life: mentally, emotionally, even physically.

I'm sharing this, not for sympathy, but for awareness and understanding. It's worth noting that experiences like these are real, frustrating, and valid. People that deal with such conditions need sympathy and proper resources to cope with them and heal. We will try our best to live in a world where people take mental health seriously and where victims feel safe talking without judgment."