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a month ago
TL;DR:
My current situation isn't that much better, but it's at least more stable.
I have more time to write stories for others, so if anyone is interested, the commissions are open.
Thanks for the people that were willing to help me through my terrible period in life.
Longer version:
As some of you may remember, I made a journal detailing my not-so-good situation a few months ago. It's the previous one from this, if anyone else is curious.
The biggest problem persisted (and still persists). Finding a job (not even suitable for me, but any job at all) in my hellhole of a region is difficult, almost close to impossible. You're probably familiar with the loop of "can't find job because of lack of experience because can't find job". That's my situation with it.
Because I knew that the money would eventually run out (and I didn't want to be someone's debtor for the rest of my life), I've made the decision to move back to my family's home. The privacy wouldn't really be a thing there, but at least I wouldn't have to pay monthly rent. Oh, and I'd have to return to helping at the farm, which I despise. But at least it's not as much I've expected.
And yeah, I got a bit sick like two weeks ago. Still coughing occasionally, but other than that, I'm fine.
So what does that mean for the other people? Since I don't have to worry about how will get the money for the rent and food, I have more time for story writing. Whether it's something personal (I still plan eventually release a book; first chapter is completed), collabs, gift stories or commissions, I can focus my abundance of free time on writing. If you want to commission a story from me, just send me a note. Same if you want to do a story collab with me. Or try to contact me in other places, preferably Discord, maybe Telegram.
And lastly, I want to thank all people that sent me money and words of support during that difficult period of my life. Even as a writer, it's hard for me to find the proper words for saying how grateful I am to all of you.
Thank you for reading.
My current situation isn't that much better, but it's at least more stable.
I have more time to write stories for others, so if anyone is interested, the commissions are open.
Thanks for the people that were willing to help me through my terrible period in life.
Longer version:
As some of you may remember, I made a journal detailing my not-so-good situation a few months ago. It's the previous one from this, if anyone else is curious.
The biggest problem persisted (and still persists). Finding a job (not even suitable for me, but any job at all) in my hellhole of a region is difficult, almost close to impossible. You're probably familiar with the loop of "can't find job because of lack of experience because can't find job". That's my situation with it.
Because I knew that the money would eventually run out (and I didn't want to be someone's debtor for the rest of my life), I've made the decision to move back to my family's home. The privacy wouldn't really be a thing there, but at least I wouldn't have to pay monthly rent. Oh, and I'd have to return to helping at the farm, which I despise. But at least it's not as much I've expected.
And yeah, I got a bit sick like two weeks ago. Still coughing occasionally, but other than that, I'm fine.
So what does that mean for the other people? Since I don't have to worry about how will get the money for the rent and food, I have more time for story writing. Whether it's something personal (I still plan eventually release a book; first chapter is completed), collabs, gift stories or commissions, I can focus my abundance of free time on writing. If you want to commission a story from me, just send me a note. Same if you want to do a story collab with me. Or try to contact me in other places, preferably Discord, maybe Telegram.
And lastly, I want to thank all people that sent me money and words of support during that difficult period of my life. Even as a writer, it's hard for me to find the proper words for saying how grateful I am to all of you.
Thank you for reading.
