Adultery Priya Didi

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Hi Shailu

It’s hard to believe that it has only been six months since you began writing. From the very first story of yours that I read, there was a sense of reality so strong that it lingered long after the last line. Your characters didn’t feel written, they felt lived. They stood in front of me with their emotions, flaws, silences, and truths, as if you had known them for years and were simply introducing them to us.

What amazes me most is the depth and maturity in your storytelling. There is an instinctive understanding of human nature in your words, a quiet confidence that many writers search for over decades. You write with the sensitivity, restraint, and emotional clarity of someone who has spent 30 or 40 years honing the craft. Yet this is only the beginning of your journey. It feels as though the stories were waiting for you, and the moment you started writing, they found their voice.

There is also a distinct quality of feeling in your writing — sensuous, deeply romantic, and tender in a way that feels instinctive rather than forced. The emotions flow with a softness and intimacy that touches the reader gently yet stays long after. Perhaps this depth of emotional perception is something that comes naturally to you as a woman, allowing you to portray love, longing, and desire with grace, warmth, and authenticity. It is romance written with feeling, not performance, and that makes it truly special.

I also deeply admire your promptness and consistency in sharing updates. Your regular presence, your commitment to showing up, and the way you keep your readers connected to your journey speak volumes about your discipline as a writer. Consistency like this is rare, especially so early in a creative journey, and it reflects your respect for both your craft and your readers.

As you complete six months of writing, I just want you to know how extraordinary this journey already is. You remind us that true writing is not about how long one has been holding a pen, but about how deeply one feels, observes, and understands life. If this is what six months looks like, the road ahead is bound to be remarkable, and I feel grateful to be reading you from the very start.

Here are my hearty congratulations to you. I hope you complete several years of writing, making readers like me to your fans for ever.

Your fan for ever

Prasanna

Dear Prasanna,

 
Reading your message genuinely touched my heart. Your words are so thoughtful, kind, and encouraging, and I can’t thank you enough for taking the time to share them in such detail.
 
It means the world to me that you feel the characters “didn’t feel written, they felt lived,” and that their emotions and truths lingered after reading. That was exactly the feeling I hoped to evoke, and knowing it came through so clearly is incredibly gratifying.
 
I’m especially humbled by your observation of the emotional depth, sensitivity, and instinctive understanding of human nature in my writing. To hear that it feels authentic, tender, and natural, rather than forced, is both reassuring and inspiring. Your words make me want to continue exploring my characters and their journeys with even more honesty and care.
 
Thank you also for noticing the discipline, consistency, and commitment I try to bring to my writing. Staying connected with my readers is something I deeply value, and your recognition of that effort truly motivates me to keep going.
 
Your congratulations and encouragement as I complete six months of writing mean more than I can express. Knowing that readers like you feel connected, moved, and engaged by these stories makes every word worthwhile. I am so grateful to have you as a supportive reader and fan from the very start.
 
I truly appreciate your continued support all through my journey.  I will continue to write with your support through out this journey.
 
With heartfelt gratitude,
 
-- Shailu