Oh yes, the struggle is real.
I have been working on my Married story, and I have written a second version of their wedding, now I don't know which version to publish. I suppose I could publish both version and let you all decide which one you like, but I just don't know.
I guess I have seen too many romantic comedies in my lifetime. Which reminds me, Tom Hanks in "You've Got Mail" is a good movie. I don't care what Rotten Tomatoes says about.
Back to writing seeing where my story takes me.
One more thing. I received a email comment from a reader that I would like to address. The email called into question my lead's desire to live in a tiny house. My thinking was that if a person was going to change their lives, really change how they acted and thought about their life, they needed to change their environment. Which includes where they live. This character was living in what many would call the lap of luxury with every known entertainment experience available to him. He had food a plenty. He had his parents who let him do whatever he wanted without restriction. Once his dad talked to him and verbally kicked his butt, he changed. He changed what he did with his time and how he lived. It is my thinking that he built his own tiny home so that the change would be real and tangible. Put everything aside and be a show the world that you are a real man, not a man-child.
Take care I will get the next part of Married posted.