I understand why some stories are trash.

And I don't mean the type of stories that are bad with grammar or riddled with a premise that was potently everywhere. (But probably relates to it.) But Writing my 2nd chapter gave me my reasons as to why most stories that had a promising premise or theme, that takes anywhere near dark settings turns around and everything is all "happy-go-lucky-hunky-dory".

Many who had an Idea just could not follow it cause they hated (and I mean HATED) writing bad stuff to the point, they didn't care how bad there fic was, so long as they get their happy ending rolling.

I can easily understand why, as I myself hate doing it as well. It leaves a bad taste and a heavy heart to know what this person did, and we want to ignore it.

But it's all the more reason to write it down. Cause if you stray from what it was, you lose what potential it has.

I want my story to have everyone as best friends, regardless of what implication I may had with it, I want things to be easy for them to band together and help everyone in need, or to just have fun and make everyone super-ultra-special-nice to one another without any conflict to ever prop up at all.

But that's not what I planned to do with my story. And unless that is your intent, I can guess most people can agree with me when they started.

I can safely say that my story will be happier, but later on when I can warrant a happier story. Not when its of my own convenient.