u/Potatoroid

I am not sure if this is just my store or company wide.

In the last month, I noticed I was getting more hours on my schedule, and my other partners reported the same thing. In the last month, I've noticed more curbies were present throughout the day, and our response times drastically improved.

This last week and next, I was scheduled for 21 hours instead of the usual 8-12. The fact it's not just this week tells me it wasn't just coverage for Memorial day weekend.

Regardless, I appreciate the extra hours lol.

This is just my experience writing a romantic subplot for an urban fantasy book. I'm not saying the buildup and tension isn't unimportant - it is. I'm saying I know I pump out more words per hour / per day when the romantic tension is on the downward slope. At least to me, this fluff is healing, calming. Heck, I went so far as to write this romance arc out of order, where the two finally get together after a months / years long slow burn with plenty of heartbreaks along the way. This isn't a bad thing, because there's more interesting things I want to write about in this urban fantasy world than how this sapphic romance goes from dream to reality.

I take it this feeling is normal? I'm not crazy? This isn't a bad thing?