A Writer's Love

If you are loved by a writer, she will transform your imperfections into a masterpiece. The traumas, the sadness, and the disrespect you've shown her will be woven into poignant metaphors. She will cherish you profoundly, immortalizing every small gesture of kindness you've offered, while artfully obscuring the larger wounds you've inflicted.

She will bleed her soul onto the page for you, offering every word she possesses, even as you took advantage and left her broken. She begins the story with hopeful anticipation and will craft its conclusion with unyielding resolve. When you hurt a writer, you must confront the stark reality of her work. Her words will reveal your wrongs, haunting you as you grapple with the pain and turmoil you've caused. You may have felt butterflies when she loved you, but if you didn't honor her, prepare to face the sting of her words—sharp, piercing, and relentless.

You might be her prologue, but you will never be her epilogue. Don't pursue a writer if you cannot be a true reader. To be loved by a writer requires courage, understanding, and profound respect. If you lack these, it's best to let her go.