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I’m about to embark on another of your stories (I’m coming dangerously close to having read them all *hits panic button); and I always come back around to Satyriasis and Limerence. I’ve probably said this before, but I just can’t get over your stories. These two were my first, and my mind ALWAYS goes back to how it ended. 
          
          Even now, months later, I go back there. To the devastation. To the utter shock. To the hopelessness and helplessness. I always think the same thing. 
          
          How could it end this way? How could people be so cruel?
          
          I don’t think I could ever fall out of love and/or abandon someone because they were mentally ill if they loved me and there was therapy and stabilization. Especially if they were really pushing through. I think this is what gets me about the story. Other problems came up, sure, but that was something comparatively easy to address compared to the primary diagnosis (I believe). 
          
          Have you ever thought about how his life looked after?? Would you ever care to share??My heart is perpetually heartbroken and in state of helplessness knowing this Chan exists in some parallel universe. 
          
          My heart needs him to be okay and to know that his life continued on better than he could have ever hoped or imagined. 
          
          Your stories are a gift to the world. 

Hi, i just found your stories randomly and after i read Satyriasis and Limerence all i can say is that you're an absolutely amazing writer! I literally cried my heart out at these two. Honestly, i didn't expect the story to have such an ending, it was amazing but a bit (more) sad. The story was so chaotic and full of toxicity if i can say...and it felt so realistic, the descriptions,script and so on! You're literally amazing!! I hope i could be that good like you at writing such wonderful stories full of creativity ʕ •́؈•̀ ₎

Guess who's hereeeee~~  

do you guys wanna connect on twitter (x)? 

I’m so glad I found your stories.
          
          
          The emotional resonance of your stories is off the charts. The stories you weave are devastatingly human and beautiful. They don’t feel like fantasy. They feel like a story found in a long lost and forgotten journal that belonged to some long gone soul that needed to tell their story but never meant for others know it. 
          
          I still feel emotional distress after reading Satyriasis and the sequel; I cried so much and for so long.
          
          And I just finished reading Infertility— wow. It’s such a beautiful exploration of love, relationships, and the pain and beauty of change. 
          
          Is writing a hobby or do you write in your career? How do you come up with your stories? They’re so unique. 
          
          Anyway. I think your writing and stories are exceptionally beautiful. 

chanlix or changlix for my next story?

Weird question 
          
          Does a pearl thong ring a bell? 
          
          Do any of the SKZ boys gift another character a pearl thong to wear in any of your books?

Hello there, I wanted to talk to you about something.. Can you text me personally.. I could have done that but my device doesnsupport it so please.. won't disappoint you.. I will try my best to not be a bother to you.. Thanks

Happiest of birthdays to @hyunspic <3 I love you

Hi, so I've been rereading your books recently and I can't help but want to say it again and again. You're writings are beautiful. Amazing. Especially the vintage, olden time ones, like Broken Halo, Husbands, and Letters. I love Suggested For You, Fortuity, and Satyriasis which has more of a modern touch to it. Your books are just so aesthetic, like the writing style is so poetic and your metaphors that you use are no joke, I really, really love the way you use them. Like in Broken Halo you showed Felix finding romance between the wine(?) and the railing, one of my favorite scenes that you wrote. I know it's a lot to read and I'm sorry about that. I tend to write long passages to express my feelings and I really can't stop talking about how beautifully you write. You know the book Husbands kinda reminds me of the book The Shell Seekers by Rosamunde Pilcher. The writing style. It's calm yet makes you feel turbulent, you know what I mean? And Letters, I have no ways to express how obsessed how I am with that book. It is short but you did a really great job capturing the essence of their characters. I love the main characters there, both of them feels as if they are real and it has all happened once. Realistic and amazing. I keep rereading that. And of course my favorite, Broken Halo. I LOVE this book like anything. It is one of the books in my offline reading list, that's how much I love it. Alright, I'll stop now, since I am running out of letters to write, Hope you have a pleasant day or night.
          
          PS: If I was asked to quote my favorite lines by you they would be, "The church was a cynic. Gaslighting the uninterested into the belief of inevitable damnation if they did as much as ponder on the idea of indiscretion." and "Rest well, in heaven or hell." Absolutely love them both,