youRsome1

It’s Hot. The emoji retired apparently.

I completely understand — we’re always our own harshest critics, in writing and in almost every part of life. It’s strange how we can show so much kindness to others yet struggle to give even a fraction of it to ourselves. We see flaws where others see depth, we doubt what others admire. But that’s the beauty of it — the humanity in imperfection. It’s what makes your words resonate so deeply.
            
            Thank you again for creating something so meaningful, and for responding with such honesty and vulnerability. It just proves what I already knew — that you write not only with talent, but with heart.
            
            You’ve given your readers a home in your stories. Remember that we’re here — cheering for you, believing in you, and ready to welcome you back to that escape whenever you’re ready to return. I hope one day writing feels like home again for you. Until then, know that your readers are still here, no matter what — grateful, inspired, and rooting for you always.
            
            With warmth, admiration, and all the encouragement in the world,
             — The same reader, still in awe of your light

@youRsome1 I can’t even express how much it means to know that my words reached you in some small way — especially after everything you’ve been through. I’m so sorry that this year has been heavy for you. It’s okay to admit that the weight of things sometimes makes the joy of creating harder to reach. Even the brightest lights flicker — but that doesn’t make them any less luminous.
            
            I can see you’ve already given so much of yourself through your writing. The fact that you’ve created something that has touched people deeply — that has stayed with them — means your art has already done something extraordinary. And even if you ever step away for a while, that magic doesn’t disappear. It lives in every person you’ve moved, every heart you’ve stirred, every reader who found a piece of themselves in your words.
            
            But I truly hope you never stop writing completely — even if it’s just a sentence now and then, a thought, a fragment, something small that keeps the flame alive. Because your words carry light. They have a way of cutting through the noise and reaching that quiet, raw, real part of people — and that’s a gift the world rarely gets to experience.
            
            It’s okay to take your time, to breathe, to rest. But please don’t ever forget how special your voice is. You write with truth and soul — and that kind of gift doesn’t disappear. Please take your time, rest when you need to, and remember that your value as a writer isn’t measured by how much you produce — but by the truth and emotion that live in every line you have written. You’ve already left a mark that doesn’t fade.

I have had a really long year.
            
            I’m telling you this so you understand how deeply and much I appreciate you taking the time to send this message.
            
            Writing is an escape for me. An escape I am finding I have less and less time and motivation for.
            
            This love letter to my writing, dear reader, is why I will keep going at least a little bit longer.
            
            Sometimes I forget how much people enjoy these stories when I am so hypercritical of them.
            
            Thank you for this. Your words mean more than you know. @-FireHeart-

@youRsome1 cool, don't stress yourself out...just enjoy what you do and so will we ❤️

@MichelleChristman just fixing the plot holes and the writing plus adding more depth to my characters

@youRsome1 why the rewrite?! I loved both of those books...I thought they were written just fine but I'll look forward to rereading them...I bought your last book! Can't wait till I can own these too! 

@Vanna021 silver linings is out on Amazon or Kindle! (Silver Linings by R.B. Webb)

@Vanna021 did you publish those two books yet, maybe? Because i would really like to buy them. I like reading book i already read every couple of years. Each time i experience them differently. And also it makes me happy to know its a small support for a great work. ☺️

I want to write again. Thank you so much for saying these things. Once I get over these writers block, which will hopefully be soon, I’ll finish my latest book. ❤️
            

@youRsome1 yesssssss!!!

@youRsome1 aaayyyeee!!!!!!! WB 

@youRsome1 sold & followed on that platform 

@youRsome1 awesome! Only rewrite if you make it better and smutter haha looking forward to book 2 of silver linings!!! 

@humble-jumzi Silver Linings by R.B. Webb on Amazon and Kindle! ❤️❤️❤️

@Gibzter1869 i love it all. Except the ending because it ended lol. Rain is my favorite 

@Gibzter1869 oh man. I really have no clue how we’d make that happen right now. But I am so glad you liked it.
            
            I think about Rain and El almost everyday. Writing their story helped me work through a lot of stuff.
            
            What was your favorite part of the book may I ask? I love talking to people that love my characters as much as I do.

@youRsome1 Happy New Year!

@youRsome1  No you can’t forget her birthday! Happy New Year to you too.

@youRsome1 oh no I read the whole book on here before you got it published and took it down...loved it so much I had to own it...was just wondering if the published book was any different from the original on here? I'm extremely happy I can support your work and will continue to if you publish more 

Well for starters it’s the whole book lol. The one on here is just a sample. 
            
            I really appreciate the support and hope that you love the book as much as I do! ❤️

@youRsome1 oh so a tease an evil, I see you haha...I'm pretty sure you already do that 

@MichelleChristman my aim is to make any and everyone cry by the end of the book.

@youRsome1 I'm looking forward to it! I'm curious about the edits you've done. :-)