sssm2569
Readers ask me why I haven't updated the next chapter of My Days in Indraprasth yet. It's not that I don't want to, but the fact is that I'm really scared to publish it. The current track is pretty dark and though I mention the reasons for every action and reaction of the characters, I'm so not sure of how the readers will perceive the character doings and plotline. I went all out while planning the track in my head, but the writing process is really making me reconsider whether it's okay and acceptable to have such a plot with the Mahabharata characters.
That being said, you guys can expect an update before the next week. (I'm just gonna shut my mind and publish it! )
subhadraarjun
@sssm2569 Go ahead and publish it, dear. I don’t think it’ll be a problem for me at all. It’s not like you’re pairing the real couples of the Mahabharata with others or adding too much adult content the way some people do, writing whatever they like in the name of fiction.
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Lumna10
That's normal. I found a name for it when readers intentionally come in with their own expectations to a book two words: 'stealth expectation' when the brain of reader makes up things that are never meant to happen. I get those comments consistently. 'Stealth expectation' was defined by Brené Brown in one of her books alongside its companion: 'stealth intention' readers have no idea these things go on in their minds as they read stories.
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