coramxg
Hello everyone!
This is regarding The Version After Chapter 3
A lot of you have probably noticed that parts of Chapter 3 have been published, removed, republished, and then removed again. I'm really sorry for the confusion, so I wanted to explain.
The truth is, I just don't have any ideas that I'm happy with. Every time I write something, I end up disliking it. I'm incredibly hard on myself and what I put out there, and if I'm not satisfied with it, it just keeps bothering me.
Don’t worry, I'm just as confused about the whole Chapter 3 situation as you are.
I really tried to make it work, but at the moment all of my creative drive for this story has disappeared and it was causing me more stress than enjoyment, so I decided to unpublish everything.
I may completely redo/revisit Chapter 3 in the future, so if you really enjoy the story, you can stick around if you’d like ♀️
But for now, Chapter 2 is the ending. As far as the story goes, just pretend anything you read from Chapter 3 never happened—it has officially been erased from your memories.
I genuinely appreciate every single comment and star on the first two chapters. I read every one of them, and I can't thank you enough for supporting my story.
Chapter 3 might still see the light of day one day. For now, though, I'm focusing on improving my writing so that, when I do come back to it, I can actually enjoy writing again.
Thank you all for understanding. ❤️
coramxg
@julixoxo95 I’m glad some people do Thank you again for the support you’ve given me, it hasn’t gone unnoticed <3 And to answer your question from a previous part: no, I don’t personally know anyone with epilepsy. Most of what I’ve learned has come from watching real seizure footage, reading about people’s experiences, and researching epilepsy extensively. I’ve spent a lot of time educating myself because I want to portray it as accurately and respectfully as I can. And through that research and the different videos I’ve watched, I’ve learned how important it is to be there for someone when it happens. I’ve always really loved the whump side of things but also the caretaker and comforting dynamic in stories because I think one of the most meaningful things you can do when someone is at their most vulnerable is simply remind them that they’re not alone — that it’s okay, and that you’ve got them. There’s something really genuine and sweet about that kind of support. I hope you have a great day or night x
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julixoxo95
@coramxg I can understand you. But the chapters are really really good! I'm always happy when it goes on !!
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