I WAS THOUGHT INSANE BUT I HAD AN AGENDA

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Being misunderstood can be frustrating, but sometimes it can be an advantage. That was the case for me when I fell in love with a lady who didn't reciprocate my feelings. Instead, she hit on me, which left me hurt and confused. However, I didn't let that stop me from using the experience to my advantage. I decided to turn my pain into something creative. I began to write a storybook about her, taking inspiration from every moment I spent with her. Even though I had already mentally moved on from the relationship, I pretended to be the lover boy knocking on a closed door, hoping for a response. To her, I may have seemed insane and foolish, but I had a plan. As a writer, I knew that every experience could be turned into a story. So, I took advantage of the situation and used it as material for my writing. I wrote about her every day, capturing every detail, every feeling, and every thought. It wasn't until I had achieved my goal that I finally freed myself from her. To her, it may have seemed like I was obsessed with her, but in reality, I had an agenda. I used the situation to fuel my creativity and produce a work of art. As a writer, I've learned that there's always something to write about. Even the most mundane experiences can be turned into a compelling story. Being misunderstood can be frustrating, but it can also be an opportunity to turn your pain into something beautiful

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