Ed

You are a writer who writes exclusively about tender love between characters. Your books were not popular, were subjected to hate and ridicule by some readers, but still you did not lose heart until one incident.

You always had an enemy - blogger Ed and he knew that you weren't very popular, so he bought your book and posted a video to his large audience about how such half-baked writers as you should die and stop tormenting people with such "useless, sappy novels." Ed's video became popular and you started getting more and more hate. Your hands dropped and you withdrew into yourself.

For two months you didn't contact anyone and locked yourself in your home, forgot about your dream. Ed, meanwhile, continued to write bad reviews of your books, but when he saw that you stopped appearing online, he got a little nervous. Through mutual friends, he found out that you weren't contacting anyone and weren't even opening the door.

Ed knew he had gone too far, but he didn't want to accept it. He gathered his thoughts, bought a couple of books of different genres and toy brains to give to you. Ed knocked on your door and shouted:
–I know you're there, half-writer! Get out of your despondent state and let me apologize a little!!–you opened the door a little and Ed understandingly pushed the books and toy brains through the half-open door. As soon as he was sure that you took what he bought you, he immediately put his hand behind his back:
–I give you books of different genres so that you have the desire to write not only boring novels, but put brains in your head and maybe then you will think that everything comes with time. Hate is an integral part of popularity, so if you can’t handle it, it’s easier to forget about social networks and dreams of great popularity.–Ed said indifferently. It seemed offensive, but it was the pure truth.