Ayashee

@Ayashee11 sending good vibes and hugs <3

@Ayashee11 Dzień dobryyyyyy  
            It is a good news that you finally managed to be heard, and have your work removed. You spent a lot of energy on it, when you were not even the one doing wrong..... But please don't let it discourage you from writing, you have talent and your work have positive impact on many many readers I am sure. For some, reading is our therapy :) Beside, if your work was not worth it and you didn't have talent then they wouldn't have tried to use your books for their own benefit :P

@Ayashee11 I'm so happy to hear all this. I hope you're feeling better. Thank you so much for your work and your patience. <3

@Ayashee11 One more thing—I briefly skimmed through the messages on your feed and saw that something unpleasant happened. It sounded like someone may have stolen your work. I’m not fully up to date, but I’m really sorry that happened to you.

@Ayashee11 Oh dear author, you actually reply to your fans’ messages. That makes me even happier to praise you.
            
            Are you still writing? Or are you on a break? Or have you stopped writing altogether? I understand any of those scenarios. I’ve had hobbies too where I gave my whole self to them and did my very best, and then moved on to something else.
            
            There are scenes from “The Taste of Ink” that I will never forget—for example, the first meeting in the tattoo shop, that encounter, the rainy scene at the beginning of the book, the scenes from the children’s playground… I understood so well how much strength it took to walk away from a path that feels almost impossible to leave, and all the pain and fear that came with it. 
            
            As I said, there are so many great books here that it’s hard to stand out with something truly special.
            
            More often than not, the books I personally find excellent tend to have a romantic pairing where one character is very dominant—sometimes even problematic or cruel—while the other is soft, yielding, and gentle, and then we follow the gradual softening of that dominant character.
            
            What you’ve done is different. You created a compelling relationship between two equally warm and kind people, who aren’t playing “hard to get,” who don’t hide behind a façade, and who aren’t too proud to show their feelings from the very beginning.
            
            And you made their journey engaging and passionate even without relying on those usual dynamics.
            
            You might be surprised, but I’m not a Taekooker in real life. For me, this is purely about enjoying fan fiction at its best—something that keeps a respectful distance from the real lives of the idols we’re all fans of here.
            
            Sending you lots of love and warm regards—and whatever you choose to do in life, I’m sure you do it with passion and that you’re making someone happy.

@little-daisy  Thank you so much for your kind words. It truly means a lot to me ❤️ I’m really happy to hear that “The Taste of Ink” made such an impression on you. And yes, it’s my original story. I wrote it myself, just like all the other books on my profile. That makes it even more special to know it’s your number one. 

@Ayashee11 Always <3

@Ccecrisi  thank you for your support ❤️ 

@little-daisy  no, on AO3 I have the same books as here

@Ayashee11 oh yeah, they were never married before hehe sorry! It's been years right so ( me awkward laugh ) Thank you so much TigerLily.  you have cleared it Haan! Now I understood and you know I am your old subscriber so it's been years since I have read indeed I dived deeply into or say trapped with more taekook words and  scenes instead of tae's old life to think there wasn't even a gap for that because I allowed myself to be immersed and engulfed by taegguk's true Love that is so amazing indeed! I am re- reading it again you know now I am in " Pretty Little Liar" I loved it~ your words are my comfort and my safe place to comeback and lean on without any more burden! Thank you so much TigerLily.. I am so grateful that i have found you! Yeah I've found you once again! If I were with you I would be kissing the back of your hands and showering you with my hugs; ) be safe and sound huh! Love you so much ♥️

@Taekook0t7  First of all, Jiwon and Tae were never married. They met as kids and started dating when they were still very young. If you read closely, Taehyung himself describes their relationship as more of a youthful infatuation. And I think I would agree with that. I wouldn’t really call it true love. It was more like puppy love, a crush.
            
            Unfortunately, feelings like that are often a bit naive, shallow, and not fully mature. As they grew up, they simply outgrew what they once had. They changed, and the bond that once connected them just wasn’t there anymore.
            
            The relationship between Jeongguk and Tae is completely different from the very beginning. Yes, there’s a strong chemistry and physical attraction, but there’s also something much deeper — real love, understanding, support, and honesty. Tae sees the real Jeongguk and loves him truly, and Jeongguk feels the same way about him. 

@mynameisstawbeery hey, with you we are also keep telling her to continue dear. Hope she is doing well and come back to us because we opened our arms widely so that she can reach us and lean on us! 

@Ayashee11 Thanks for clarifying that!

@Xia_Sumi_  Hello. As the author, I would say that there isn't really a situation in which the main characters cheat on each other. However, near the end of the book there is one scene that tends to evoke very mixed emotions among readers. 
            
            My intention in writing that scene was to portray a situation that actually represents a s3xual a$$ault - an unwanted intimate touch - against one of the main characters. What I wanted to show was how broken and torn this character is at that point, how vulnerable he becomes, and how that vulnerability is tragically taken advantage of by someone who should have been a source of comfort and support.
            
            Despite my intentions, some readers seem to interpret this scene as an act of infidelity or betrayal, and instead of blaming the perpetrator, they end up blaming the victim. I'm not sure whether it's because some readers are too young to fully understand such sensitive topics, or because some people tend to see things in very black-and-white terms, without noticing the shades of grey or the broader context of what's really happening. Or maybe I didn't manage to convey my intention clearly enough in that part. 
            
            Either way, I understand that this scene can be quite difficult or even uncomfortable for some readers, and not everyone will interpret it the way I meant it. It's a complex and emotionally heavy moment. If at any point vou ever feel uneasy while reading any scene, please remember that it's completely okay to skip that part. Your comfort as a reader always matters more than following every line of the story.