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Reviews For Windowsill Confessions
Author's Response: Thank you!
Author's Response: Thank you so much. I am humbled by your words, and grateful for the encouragement.
Author's Response: Thank you so much for reading, and for taking the time to share your thoughts with me. Change is not easy, and dealing with pesky emotions, when you've shut yourself off to them, can make it even more trying.
Author's Response: Very good question that makes me wonder if what I've written is sufficient, and if it will satisfy readers. I am grateful for your readership, and appreciative of your feedback. Thank you so much.
Author's Response: Very good question, and one that I did not address in the initial writing of this story, which is why I've been slow in updating, because I've been reconfiguring portions of this story. Thankyou so much for your kind words, and for your encouragement. I do hope you will enjoy the next part, though it does not contain an answer to your question.
Charming story and excellent writing style. Keep up the wonderful writing! Author's Response: I had initially posted it on ff.net, but some of the people there were less than kind in their responses I had written, and I decided that it wasn't worth the stress, or the negative feelings it was giving me, to keep it up there. I am grateful for your kind words and readership, as well as your encouragement.
Author's Response: Thank you!
Author's Response: Thank you so much for reading, and for sharing your thoughts with me. A breakdown would probably be a good thing - even though breakdowns, when they are happening, rarely feel good until well afterward when one can see clearly through the heartache and pain. In my initial writing of this story, nothing of the sort happens, and neither did what was in this chapter. I have been re-working some of the events of this story, but am not sure if I will include what you've suggested or not.
Thank you so much!
Author's Response: Thank you so much. I'm glad that you thought I did a good job of dealing with the different emotions, and that you felt that the jealousy was appropriate, or understandable. I think that, when some people grow up in an abusive situation, and they see someone else rescued from it, there can sometimes be feelings of jealousy (at least, that's something that I've seen happen in a couple of situations, it's not always the norm though). Thank you for reading, and for taking the time to share your thoughts.
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