i hate stories that have an ending. it just makes me feel like i've been backdoor'ed everytime i finish a story i really enjoyed. the curiosity creeps around me, "what happens next?". stories make me reflect on real life and in real life, the story doesn't end, does it? there is always another page to turn, and always another chapter to finish. nothing goes unresolved but at the same time, nothing is fully resolved either. i think thats one of the problems i have with a story's end. all mysteries have been resolved, or so you think. apparently, that final and last mystery that the story sets up is always the ending. you don't know what happens next and you will never know what happens next. of course, you can try and write your own version of what you think happens next or read someone else's opinion of it. but it can never truly be the same as the original writing. the story can only go on with the one who wrote it. they know everything about the story and how it continues. they can also continue it in their own writing style so that the extension doesnt feel out of place. in the end, the end brings out a solemn farewell for me.i hate stories that have an ending. it just makes me feel like i've been backdoor'ed everytime i finish a story i really enjoyed. the curiosity creeps around me, "what happens next?". stories make me reflect on real life and in real life, the story doesn't end, does it? there is always another page to turn, and always another chapter to finish. nothing goes unresolved but at the same time, nothing is fully resolved either. i think thats one of the problems i have with a story's end. all mysteries have been resolved, or so you think. apparently, that final and last mystery that the story sets up is always the ending. you don't know what happens next and you will never know what happens next. of course, you can try and write your own version of what you think happens next or read someone else's opinion of it. but it can never truly be the same as the original writing. the story can only go on with the one who wrote it. they know everything about the story and how it continues. they can also continue it in their own writing style so that the extension doesnt feel out of place. in the end, the end brings out a solemn farewell for me.
