Coming the fifth of July, 2017
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Warning: this story deals with mature scenes, violence, a lot of drama and hopefully also a lot of romance.
Keep in mind that in no way I'm trying to romanticize mental illnesses. I'm not trying to say that when you meet someone, it'll go away. I'm not saying it can be 'fixed' because it's not a matter of fixing. Sharing your pain and problems with another person does help in some cases, but it won't ever "cure" it.
"I can't promise to fix all your problems, but I can promise you won't have to face them alone." -—Anonymous
What I'm trying to do is to make my story as realistic as possible, without making it too serious. It's teen fiction, after all. Mental illnesses can be extremely tough and I want to tell my story just a little bit lighter (not too light, though).
So please, in general, don't be offended when you don't agree with my choices or don't agree with how I write. My goal isn't to be rude or to insult people, it's about making you guys fall in love with the story and at the same time get a little insight into an illness you might've not known a lot of before you started reading.
On an other note, I love it when you give me constructive criticism, comments and votes! Ya'll can also point out grammar errors if you spot one. There is however no need to state it rudely, you can point it out nicely. I really appreciate it, thanks! :)
And one last request for all my readers; please be nice to each other in the comments. Wattpad is a place to escape reality, and for some of us it's to escape the harsh reality. There's no need to attack each other in the comment section and make each other uncomfortable. Let's make each other feel safe here.
Susannah X
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