Sorry for the spelling if it's wrong or for some sentences, I'm using this translator on my phone so it's possible that I messed something up.

need to beat my coder with a stick 🤣🤣🤣❤️

Welcome! ! !

This landed at exactly the right moment. "Growth often comes through pressure and pain" — I'm going to carry that line with me today. Thank you, Stacey.

@Stacey Brooks Hey Stacey, thank you so much. Today’s honestly been one of the harder days, so reading this really meant a lot. Nothing’s been going right. My Claude subscription ran out, and trying to switch over to free Gemini has been… rough, to say the least. On top of that, I kind of scattered myself in too many directions, trying to learn everything at once, and ended up losing a lot of time instead of focusing. But I’ll get back on track quickly—I know that. As for the novel, AI keeps pushing me to narrow it down into a strict, popular genre so it would perform better on Amazon. But the story just doesn’t allow that. I’ve gone so deep into it that even AI starts to “break” trying to process everything. It’s like watching Game of Thrones where somehow everyone is related to everyone—complete chaos. But I’m not backing down. I’m sticking with it because the story is genuinely something special. Not in a bragging way—I’ve really put in the work, researched everything, and built something I honestly haven’t seen before. And if I manage to pull this off—and I believe I will, because I’m stubborn as hell—I think it could leave a real mark. Maybe even shift something, just a little. I’m exhausted, not gonna lie. Yesterday I wrote for 15 hours straight. My brain kept telling me to go outside, enjoy the day, take a break—but I couldn’t. Right now everything is in my head, and I’m scared that if I stop, it’ll all just scatter. Thank you again for your kind words. I really appreciate it. Hopefully in a few days I’ll be able to send you at least the first act as a small thank-you.

@Stacey Brooks Thank you, this really means a lot to me.Now I’m doing this a bit out of pure stubbornness—“inat,” as we say in Serbian.And not just the first act… I’ll be sending you the whole book soon as a gift—for being the first reader. I believe in something simple: in life, good things come if you bite down and refuse to let go. No one but us can really stop us. You either grab life, or it slips through your hands before you even notice.The smart ones don’t just chase goals forever—they know when to stop and actually enjoy what they’ve built.