Jaxon Torralba

Hello readers,
          	
          	I know I have to say something about what's going on, so here it is. As some of you have noticed my stories are missing. Sadly, wattpad has removed my work due to a violation of policy. I have filed an appeal to Wattpad and asked for more clarification about what "specific policy'" was violated and I gave them almost 2 weeks to respond. I never heard back which is just sad and disheartening. The story I've worked hard for 8 years, now gone and disappeared into dust. Just like that. Maybe someone reported it, or maybe wattpad is just randomly removing stories, I don't really know because I was never given any explanation.
          	
          	Honestly, I haven't been feeling okay in the past week. I felt so empty, like something precious was taken away from me. And that's something I will never forget. Now, I'm left with the repercussions. I've been deciding what to do about it. I have decided and yet I was still wondering if I won't regret this decision in the end. 
          	
          	Today, I'm formally signing off and has no plans of coming back. The rest of my work has been unpublished and I couldn't bear thinking of re-uploading just so wattpad can remove it too. I know, it's easy to say to continue writing or re-publish my stories, but there's no motivation left in me to do so. I've been thinking of this for a week just so I wouldn't decide in the spur of the moment. It is a hard decision. Maybe the hardest decision I've made in my life.
          	
          	I guess this is the end of my career in writing. I didn't like to stop but I needed to. I need a whole lifetime to probably recover. I appreciate all of you guys, who inspired me to write, who supported me all throughout, who witnessed my growth as a writer, you guys are such an amazing community. 
          	
          	Thank you to all the people I've met. I will remember, always remember. But today, I have to move forward. Good luck to both of us and farewell everyone.
          	
          	Signing off,
          	
          	Kuya Jax