What I learned in high school is that not everyone is like me. Meaning if I say you’re my friend, you’re my friend, at any point that changes, I would tell you unless it’s you who decides, and at the point I see it and step back cause you already know, and I just need to put distance between us. It means that just because I put 110% into a relationship, I shouldn’t automatically think that the other person, whether it’s romantic or platonic, is going to give 110% back. That just because I move or act one way doesn’t mean others are going to treat me that same way, and most importantly, there isn’t anything I can do about it. I can get mad about it, which, let’s face it, might not change anything, but maybe cause more trouble, or I can see the actions and patterns and believe it. There isn’t any point, and I would just be better off finding a new friend or just leave it off.
Love After Midnight
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Hi there! I’m a passionate storyteller, an aspiring author with a head full of characters and half-finished plots just waiting to leap onto the page. As a proud mom of three amazing kids, my days are a whirlwind of love, laughter, and the occasional crayon masterpiece on the walls.
When I’m not wrangling words or little humans, you’ll find me diving into the colorful worlds of anime, getting lost in a good book, or unwinding with some cozy coloring and gaming sessions. Writing has always been my compass — a way to explore new worlds, process life, and connect with others.
This blog is my creative playground, a space to share snippets of my stories, reflections on motherhood and creativity, and the occasional fangirl moment over my favorite anime. I’m building this little corner of the internet not just to share my journey, but to connect with fellow dreamers, readers, and creators.
One day, I hope to publish the stories that have been living rent-free in my head — and I’d love for you to be part of that adventure from the very beginning.
Let’s write our stories together 💫
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