Chapter 6:
Fire Doesn’t Want to Hurt You
I wrote this because I feel lonely.
Not for being alone—
but for seeing what others bury.
If you see it too:
Maybe we are rare.
Maybe we are lonely.
But we have so much love to give.
So I choose to stay.
I choose to see.
Even when the truth stings.
=======And I have my new story plan (. .///)
⚠️ Author Warning: I Write Many Genres and Taste-Tests
Hi. I like emotional flow. I write when I feel like it.
If I’m feeling soft, the story is soft.
You’re reading from my kind, shy, quiet side.
If I’m burning, it becomes a tragedy—
You’re witnessing how dark and unhinged my imagination can get.
If I’m depressed, it becomes a sad story—with a bit of hope.
You’ll see how I often feel about the world:
confused, conflicted, complicated—but still trying to love it.
I’ll always add content warnings for intense pieces.
But I can’t possibly stick to one genre.
If I do, I’ll die of boredom. 💀
Sometimes I learn new things. My opinions shift. My writing changes.
I’m human. I have many, many emotions.
What you’re reading is part of my soul—my strange, beloved children.
Even if the genre’s not your favorite,
I hope you can still feel how much I care about each piece.
Some days I want to heal.
Some days I want to ruin people with one sentence.
🌀 What you might get (some are future projects):
• Gentle slow-burns
• Ugly breakdowns
• Weird medical comedy
• A boy meowing mid-seduction
• Cults
So no, you won’t get a consistent flavor.
But you will get something alive.
I warn you.
If that scares you—good. I really mean it. You should run.
If that excites you—welcome home, my friends.
⸻
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