kaycat_writes

Writing this story has been one of the hardest things I’ve ever done. While it’s not autobiographical, much of it draws from my personal experiences and relationships. Needless to say, writing it stirred up many difficult memories, and it took me quite a while to finish. But I’m glad I did—it’s been a truly cathartic release.
          	
          	Everyone’s journey is different, and I don’t claim to be an expert on relationships. However, I’d like to share a few things I’ve learned along the way:
          	
          	Many of us grew up romanticizing the idea of “fighting for love” or the notion of a love that triumphs “against all odds.” We think it’s romantic to be someone’s savior or to be rescued, believing that enduring pain and hardship together is a sign of true love. But I’ve come to realize that true love—as I believe it was intended by God—is about peace of mind, safety, and security. It’s about mutual support, helping each other grow, not just as a couple, but as individuals.
          	
          	After a breakup, it’s important not to rush into a new relationship, or back into the old one, simply because you miss the person. Take the time to heal and reach a place where you’re genuinely happy on your own. If you’re not content being single, a relationship won’t magically make you happy either.
          	
          	If you’re dealing with mental health issues, remember that you’re not alone. Surround yourself with a supportive network, and don’t hesitate to seek professional help if needed. Your mental health is just as important as any other part of you.
          	
          	Finally, loving someone doesn’t mean staying in a relationship that’s doing more harm than good. There are moments when holding on is necessary, but letting go—when it’s the healthy or right thing to do—doesn’t mean you love the person any less.
          	
          	If you’ve read this story, thank you for joining me on this emotional rollercoaster. I’d love to hear about your own journey and what you’ve learned, if you’re open to sharing. :)
          	
          	https://www.wattpad.com/story/378347869-home-is-not-a-place

kaycat_writes

Writing this story has been one of the hardest things I’ve ever done. While it’s not autobiographical, much of it draws from my personal experiences and relationships. Needless to say, writing it stirred up many difficult memories, and it took me quite a while to finish. But I’m glad I did—it’s been a truly cathartic release.
          
          Everyone’s journey is different, and I don’t claim to be an expert on relationships. However, I’d like to share a few things I’ve learned along the way:
          
          Many of us grew up romanticizing the idea of “fighting for love” or the notion of a love that triumphs “against all odds.” We think it’s romantic to be someone’s savior or to be rescued, believing that enduring pain and hardship together is a sign of true love. But I’ve come to realize that true love—as I believe it was intended by God—is about peace of mind, safety, and security. It’s about mutual support, helping each other grow, not just as a couple, but as individuals.
          
          After a breakup, it’s important not to rush into a new relationship, or back into the old one, simply because you miss the person. Take the time to heal and reach a place where you’re genuinely happy on your own. If you’re not content being single, a relationship won’t magically make you happy either.
          
          If you’re dealing with mental health issues, remember that you’re not alone. Surround yourself with a supportive network, and don’t hesitate to seek professional help if needed. Your mental health is just as important as any other part of you.
          
          Finally, loving someone doesn’t mean staying in a relationship that’s doing more harm than good. There are moments when holding on is necessary, but letting go—when it’s the healthy or right thing to do—doesn’t mean you love the person any less.
          
          If you’ve read this story, thank you for joining me on this emotional rollercoaster. I’d love to hear about your own journey and what you’ve learned, if you’re open to sharing. :)
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/378347869-home-is-not-a-place

kaycat_writes

Hello there! Thanks so much for stopping by. This fantasy/science fiction/romance story is truly a labor of love. Like many of my stories, it’s been in my notes for the longest time. It all began with the inspiration for the four main characters, each of whom came from very diverse and unrelated sources. But even from the start, I knew these four belonged together in one story.
          
          If you’re curious about what inspired me to create these characters, feel free to let me know—I’d be happy to do a follow-up post with more details! :)
          
          The characters came first. From their appearance and powers to their backstories and personalities, these aspects were solidified in my mind early on. The fight scenes, as well as the heartbreaking scene towards the ending soon followed. The world-building, however, came last to tie everything together.
          
          And now, here it is! I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it. 
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/377593154-hearts-ablaze

kaycat_writes

This love story was such a joy to write. I found myself smiling, sometimes crying, and often swooning and gushing as I brought it to life. The story itself was born from a dream—I literally dreamt about the conversations between the two main characters, which later became the foundation for Books 1, 2, and 3. From the very beginning, I already knew the key plot points, making it easy to weave the rest of the details together. All I had to do was add a bit more angst (because who doesn’t love a little drama in a love story?) and ensure a delightful slow burn for everyone to enjoy.
          
          So here it is! I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it. 
          
          Note: Please keep in mind that the main characters are still quite young in this story, so try not to judge them too harshly. Anyone who has experienced their early 20s can probably relate—it's that stage of life when everyone expects you to have your sh*t together, but in reality, you're still just figuring things out, just like these two. 
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/377815778-a-heart-untamed