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Anders123
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It makes me feel like I've let you all down.
I cannot stress it enough that you should never feel like this. I discovered this story some time in mid to late April. I PM'd you the day after I started reading it, to show you how much I appreciated what you had written. Little did I know just how much I was going to grow to appreciate it as I continued to read on.
For as long as I can remember, I've always had a passion for writing. Even when I was a small child, it's what I enjoyed doing most. About a year ago (I had been working on a story for almost two years), my hard drive, out of the blue, died. I lost everything and foolishly hadn't backed it up. I was so depressed. I had no desire to start over, no desire to even start a new 'project'. It seemed my love for writing had died right along with the hard drive. That is, until I stumbled upon 'Watching Brad'. The minute I started reading your story, I felt a change in myself. The idea of writing no longer seemed like a chore to me, it was something I once again had the yearning to do.
I began to write again, my own story. I poured into the characters everything I wish I had in myself, in my life, and in those around me. It has been such a therapeutic experience for me, because it has caused me to evaluate what it is that's stopping me from attaining those things in my own life; myself.
Neil (can I call you that? From reading the story thus far, it feels like I know you), I can't even put into words (some writer, huh?
You've had sixty plus pages of people thanking you. I can only hope that you haven't become desensitised to it, and that you can still understand how truly sincere and heartfelt our 'thank yous' are.
I owe to you the rebirth of a passion in my life. Quite frankly, 'thank you' isn't enough, no matter many ways I try to say it, but I'll say it again anyway...
THANK YOU!!!!












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