A person who has forgotten how to be loved meets a person who doesn't know how to love - when depression becomes her only 'prison mate', the childhood sweetheart who personally sent her to jail must spend the rest of her life learning how to redeem herself instead of atone for her sins.
Reader comments
The fact that you dare to write about extreme plots such as "self-mutilation", "suicide attempt" and "giving up custody rights" shows that you are not writing about "sweet love and abuse", but about "the abyss and redemption of human nature". Maintain this courage, but also maintain restraint - the real abuse is not something that is shouted out, but something that is felt by the readers themselves.
It makes me want to hurt myself
The heroine's behavior and thoughts are very delicate, and some details are written very realistically, just like a living person, so the emotions and sadness you feel from her are very profound.
The fact that you dare to write about extreme plots such as "self-mutilation", "suicide attempt" and "giving up custody rights" shows that you are not writing about "sweet love and abuse", but about "the abyss and redemption of human nature". Maintain this courage, but also maintain restraint - the real abuse is not something that is shouted out, but something that is felt by the readers themselves.
It makes me want to hurt myself
The heroine's behavior and thoughts are very delicate, and some details are written very realistically, just like a living person, so the emotions and sadness you feel from her are very profound.