Creative Activities and Daily Life

"ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder)" has disappeared from my medical certificate.

Last Monday, I received a medical certificate from the hospital. It seems that by learning the behavioral patterns of so-called ordinary people in the hospital waiting room and putting them into practice, I have been able to significantly reduce my ASD traits.
I thought ADHD and ASD were innate and would never disappear, but I want to praise myself for overcoming these traits. With that said, I will also strike through ASD in my profile.

I am no longer a person with a developmental disorder, but just someone with bipolar disorder!
I want to get my bipolar disorder into remission no matter what. I thought I would never be able to return to my original abilities, but I am grateful for such remarkable recovery.

Next, regarding my creative activities.
I have finished writing 100 percent of it and have entered the resting phase.
I also found and corrected sentences that a professional writer once told me "tend to be wordy."
In fact, they were truly wordy, so I reflected on it as a quite bad habit. It seems the more I try to write well, the more I get stuck in a rut, so being able to review my own habits has become a significant strength.

In any case.
I wrote while laughing a lot, and I wrote while crying a lot.
I can no longer write 10,000 characters a day like I used to.
But, because I was able to write happily even with typos and omissions, it has now led to my self-confidence.

The things I, as a person, have seen—both despair and hope. And the many people I have observed. I will express these in my novels from now on.

I have finally decided to take the first step.

On this account, I have already been followed by 20 people. Even though I have declared that I will not follow back. There is nothing more grateful than this.
I will deliver novels that will pierce the hearts of those who are waiting for me.

By the way, the short story "Divine Punishment" is just being fine-tuned for publication.
So, I think I will start working on a Kindle book and my next novel. I don't know how much I can do, but I will continue to write in a style where I push myself!