This article is also my practice in writing sadistic articles.
The companion piece to "Hidden Love" is "I Don't Know It's Love".
This time it's my turn to attack, and it's my first attempt to write an article from the perspective of attack.
It's not well written, please explain.
He thought it was hate, thought he was disgusted, but when that person left him, he suddenly realized that he didn't hate him or hate him, but that he didn't know when he fell in love with him. No matter how he tried to escape, his heart told him that maybe he really fell in love with her.
He was impatient and he wanted to get him back.
This time it's the turn of sadism, but I'm not very good at writing about sadism, especially about sadism.
The kind of sadistic writing I agree with is one that can resonate with readers and make them feel heartbroken following the ups and downs of the protagonist.
The real sadomasochism is the one that can make the readers cry. The sadomasochism that only makes the protagonist suffer harm and destroys the body of the protagonist, but only gets the readers to pity the protagonist, is not a good sadomasochism.
Conception: