Okay, people ask me why I don't write drama in my books.
Because that's not me.
All the books I've read have only two dramas, someone cheating on someone or miscommunication.
I'm tired of reading them. It can all be resolved in three chapters and they drag it out for over ten (I skip it because it's always the same. In every chapter the girl meets some new friend, explains what happened and the friend tells her that she knows the girl loves him anyway and that he loves her...like wtf?)
My sister broke up with her boyfriend for a few days because he was annoyed that she wanted to know where she was. My friend broke up with her boyfriend for a few days because she thought she could have a better guy than someone who only had an elementary school education (they've been married for two years now). Not every drama in a relationship has to be about one person cheating on the other.
I'm writing a little drama in Quinn's book...it's not even a drama, maybe, and it's only two or three chapters long.
I'm just not a person who writes drama because I can't think of any that I could use. There are relationships where there's no drama the whole time (my parents have been together for 32 years and they've never had a big fight).
Just let me write books that are full of friendship, love, and understanding, because those relationships exist. The world isn't all drama, and even if it were, it's fan fiction. At least let me have some fun there.
