That's absolutely, positively NOT what it feels like when you have a miscarriage.
When I've really become invested in a book, the end of the story doesn't bring as much resolution to the plot line as the author may have intended. When I've imagined these characters for the length of a novel and grown to love them, the end of the story is a loss. I spend several days longing to read more and wondering what that character might be doing in their fictional world, had the story continued. It's a sentimental, shallow desire to know more about this friend I've gotten to know for the few weeks I've been reading about them. I know in my head that the character isn't real, but I wish he was.
That's absolutely, positively NOT what it feels like when you have a miscarriage.
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