Oh, my goodness. First and foremost, thank you.

As a writer and content creator, I want to be approachable to all audiences. I never want to be someone that others should fear talking to. I want to help others, it's in my nature to do so. It's an honour to win your trust, and respect. I know that respect is earned, and not given. Respecting people is not easy, and I want to do my best to be someone that can cherish the respect and trust that people have within me.

I'm not perfect, and I'm nowhere near it. I've been through hell and back, and it's reflected through my writing. I wanted to make sure that the topics in BBMH for example, are handled with care. Just because it's a story written to help myself heal, it's also an inspiration and help for others, and I wanted to show that even the darkest times can be lightened when given the correct guidance. I think about it like this: if I cried writing a scene, does that mean a reader will cry? If I'm angry writing a scene, will the reader be angry?

Being in tune with emotions is a challenge, but it makes for better content and engagement with individuals as a result.

I've never liked being placed onto a pedestal, because I don't think I need to be. I'm just an ordinary person living through life, sharing her experiences through my stories.

If I can help even one person with my writing, then I've done what I've set out to do. I've touched the heart of at least one person, and shown them that there's hope.

I like signs of strength and hope. It gives me reassurance that tomorrow, will be better than today. I live by this philosophy. There's a particular reason why I can write Wriothesley like I do.

Thank you for putting your faith and trust in me. Thank you for sharing with me your pain, and thank you for holding me in such respect.

I shall cherish it for eternity. Thank you <3