Adultery Priya Didi

[shailu4ever]

Dear Shailu you have made your stand clear about not continuing the story really it is unacceptable. Your efforts and precious time for writing this story is really wonderful and no one be reluctant about that. But at the same time one point I would like to share to you I myself being a writer had experienced such situation where people long for the discontinued stories and post their desire to read them and start requesting the writers to continue but fail to appreciate the people who continuously write
It is human tendency to long for unknown treasure neglecting the treasure under their foot. As a writer I had in my  mind that never care for the neglected ones but at the same time fulfill the expectations of the longing ones. My only thought and motto is Be happy by making others happy Life is once so see only the better side of it, though a rose plant has so many thorns in it we call it a rose plant and not a thorn plant  The appreciations and likes could be different after the arrival of Priya Didi as many readers like me expect her arrival. I think you can give a try and see the response by bringing back Priya Didi to the story.

Sorry If I have gone too much continuing and discontinuing is up to you

Thanks

Yours venkygeethu

Dear venkygeethu,
 
Thank you so much for your thoughtful message and for sharing your perspective. I truly value your advice, especially knowing your experience and knowledge. You have been very helpful and supportive for me singe the beginning. Your insight into the challenges we face as writers, particularly when it comes to dealing with engagement and appreciation, really resonates with me. I can see that you’ve been through these ups and downs and learned valuable lessons along the way. Your analogy of the rose plant, with both its beauty and its thorns, is spot on and has helped me shift my thinking a bit.
 
You’re right that sometimes readers can long for stories that are discontinued, without realizing the effort that goes into each chapter that’s shared. It’s comforting to hear from someone who’s been in the same place and still finds a way to focus on the positives, even when things don’t always go as expected. I admire your motto of "be happy by making others happy," and I can see how that mindset has guided your own writing journey.  But I don’t think I am that mature yet.  I didn’t gained such an open heart yet. 
 
But even if I agree to your statement "be happy by making others happy,", the problem is I am still not able to find out whether my stories are making others happy or not.  That is want I actually I wanted to know.
 
As for Priya Didi’s return, I’ve always intended to bring her back once the current arc is complete, and I absolutely will. I hear what you're saying about how her reappearance might bring more engagement, and I’ll certainly consider that. I’ve already made the decision to pause my updates for now due to the general lack of feedback, but I will keep writing and will try to bring her back soon, as planned, to see if that sparks more responses.
 
I truly respect your perspective and your years of experience in this field. Your message has reminded me that perhaps I’ve been focusing too much on the negatives and not enough on the potential for things to improve. I’m grateful for your encouragement and will definitely give things another try, as you suggested.
 
Thank you again, venkygeethu. Your wisdom is much appreciated, and I’ll keep your advice in mind as I move forward.
 
Best regards,
 
-- Shailu