JRose

Wellcome back author waiting for your updates, when i started reading in wattpad  first time souths books in that your books also one, i have missed so much thank you for comming back and waiting for another update

Hello everyone. He was Mine, Vengeful Love and Swan Prince are finally going to be released from prison. The countdown starts in May! Areanged to love you will also finish soon. I have been writing a book that I will send to agents unlike what I write here. So this might be my lasr Sotus Fanfic before I retire my coming back will be different my writing has continued to evolve and I am proud of all my works here. Or maybe I will continue writing here? idk. But I will keep my published work anonymous I might not be able to let go of these two people who helped me start. I will also be posting these on AO3 soon. I think wattpad has changed a lot. I  thinking of posting M chapter rated content there let me know if you guys would want me to add those scenes to the books I might or might not but we shall see. 

Hello @AuthornimJRose, hope you are doing good.
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Hey dear Authornim Merry Christmas, hope ur doing well

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          This country criticizes us for simply living — whether documented or not — because we’re brown. They want to deport people for civil offenses equivalent to jaywalking, while a convicted felon and known racist still runs for office with full support. How is his crime viewed as a parking ticket, but honest, hardworking people are treated like criminals?
          
          We are not all criminals.
          And no — these protests are not violent. What the media shows doesn’t represent the peaceful movement happening on the streets.
          
          They ask why we bring Mexican flags. I’ve heard people wearing MAGA hats ask if we’re “plants,” if we’re paid to be here. The answer is no.
          
          We carry the flag because it’s part of our identity. Because our parents carried it with pride. Because our culture isn’t something we put down when it’s inconvenient — it’s part of our soul.
          
          We march for our friends, our families, our neighbors. For the hardworking people living paycheck to paycheck. The people who pay taxes. The ones whose labor helps build this country and sustain its economy.
          
          We’re not taking your jobs. Immigrants do the work many won’t. And let’s be honest — America won’t legalize people when it can exploit their labor and pay them less than minimum wage.
          
          “Come here legally,” they say. But some people don’t have that luxury when their lives are on the line.
          
          And now, even when people try to do things “the right way,” they’re still being deported. Children are being ripped from their parents. People are being taken off the streets. Even American-born citizens are being harassed — simply for being brown.
          
          We’re being criminalized. Silenced. And our right to peacefully protest is being threatened — while the people who stormed the Capitol were barely held accountable.
          
          Let’s call this what it is: racism.
          

I know I’ve said I would write more frequently — and believe me, I’ve tried. But right now, my heart is incredibly heavy with what’s happening here in California, especially in Los Angeles with the ICE raids.
          
          I’m a proud Mexican American, born and raised in L.A. My heart breaks for the people currently being persecuted for simply seeking a better life — for those who fought tooth and nail just to earn the bare minimum, and still love this country with everything they have.
          
          My parents are Mexican. My blood, my roots, my soul — everything in me lives and breathes Mexican culture. I grew up waking to Cumbias, Fabuloso, and Amanda Miguel on Saturday mornings. But I also celebrate the Fourth of July. I embrace American culture because it’s part of me too. And yet, time and time again, this country tells people like me — people who don’t fit inside a narrow white box — that we don’t belong.
          
          My experience as a person of color may be different, but that doesn’t make me any less American. It certainly doesn’t make me any less human.
          
          What’s happening right now isn’t just dehumanizing. It’s heartless. It’s racist. 1/2
          

Hi dear i hope you watched the first ep of ex morning which has got positive reviews

Hey guys I will be updating soon I have been a bit busy in my personal life and work but I am working on Arranged to love you.

Hi is Swan Prince already complete in your Patreon? Thank you.

Welcome back again !