T@nKIbrahim

Dearest Pearls & Stars,
          Ik I'm prolly just screaming into an abyss rn (except for that one pal, \' u '), but as of 26th April 2024 the first book, Astoundingly Outcasted, the first of the trilogy, has been completed & currently includes a bonus chapter for the second book. It may not be impressive, but it certainly means a lot to me. 
          Hopefully, in the coming future, I'd have continued to write with a passion, so there will be so much more to look out for.
          Thank you, anyone, everyone and especially my dearest friend, take care of yourself.
          That's all folks.

Writing something readable: Betrayals.
          -Make them super close. Let them be the only form of comfort they need for each other.
          -Pet names. Like, think about it. They're standing there like 'sorry vee'
          .-Add hesitance to it. They're glued on their spot asking themselves 'are you sure?'.
          -Add emotional baggage, for both parties. Make them regret it.-Make them ache for things to return to how they used to be while also letting them know they can't be.
          -Add a third-party puppeteering everything, the one to indirectly hurt both.-Don't limit it to romantic betrayal. Sure, they hurt, but so does having your best friend ditch you.
          -Make the one inflicting chaos be so blinded by a want for something that they don't even realize that they hurt the other while chasing after it. Make that want lame so that the regret sinks in even deeper.-If a strong character is to be hurt then let them get creative and find other (preferably pathetic) ways to hurt them.
          -Have this bit of character history affect future relationships. (You know, like trust issues...)
          -Have them cry by themselves, consoling themselves, wishing that the other was here to do it for them only to remember that they're the reason behind their current state.
          -Have them break down or at least twitch every time they hear the other's name. Have them be treated like they-who-shall-not-be-named.
          -If a reunion takes place let their feelings be a medley of 'I think of you the same way' and 'don't even look in my direction'.
          -Have them be like 'I don't care about them' but after they leave crying like 'OMG I care about them'.
          -Have them be so broken that in future relationships they feel the need to prove themselves/ have the other prove themself for trust.
          -T@nK Ibrahim

For many peeps contributing to the creative industry, their work often reflects their feelings, thoughts, and maybe even personalities. This is especially true for original characters and their stories created in moments of pure exhaustion, anger, or honestly anything messing with their head. They channel pure emotion and thought.
          There are multiple links between what these characters are perceived to be experiencing and what the creative is experiencing. Some being;
          Smiling- exhausted with a positive outlook
          Sad- a plethora of complex emotions being experienced 
          Stoic- stressed or has been doing a stressful activity
          Angry- exhausted with a negative outlook
          Scared- worried
          (physical) Scarring- physically challenged
          
          Obviously, this is a work in progress. I'm no professional, so I need help. This is closely connected to psychology so if you know a thing or two about that, let me know.  You can also lend a hand by letting me know if there's anything about your OCs or work that have the potential to push this forward. 
          Hopefully, this platform can help to understand itself and the peeps involved.
          
          That's all folks.