I guess there was a lot of longing in my highschool experience, and I wished I could have a love potion so someone would automatically like me. I started playing through scenarios on how it would play out, and if I'd be morally okay with it, and if my friends would, and what kind of person would I be if I took away someone's free will, and how could I rectify that?

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I struggled with the actual interactions between my main character and the boy she put a love potion on. I guess it kind of felt like I didn't want to get too attached to the boy she liked, because internally I knew it was wrong, but I wanted my main character to be slimy for a moment

I loved writing the sibling scenes. I get along with my brother a lot, so I based the character off of him and how we weren't close when we were in middle school, but now we are

I think most people like the arc my main character has, which is something I'm really proud of

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It's stand alone, but I could imagine continuing the story through another character's struggle or perspective.

I'd like them to take away the fact that it's okay to be a late bloomer, that a lot of people don't have their first kiss until college, and maybe even later. I think it's important to note you're not on some schedule for love except your own. I don't think there are a lot of stories like that

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I think just writing, putting shitty words onto a piece of paper always works better than putting no words on a piece of paper

YES, I'm a late bloomer myself, so I didn't have my first kiss until I was 18, and I was super embarrased about that. I also longed to find love so much, when I did find it, I often hurt people around me.

I like how my story starts off cliche, but then it evolves into something more deep and real

I have like 10 other future projects in my google docs rn, lol