Anti-depressant & Jenna
Anti-depressant Anti-depressant
Jenna Jenna
Jenna Jenna
Hey, I’ve been wondering how the cadence of a song might echo the rhythm of a character’s emotional journey—do you ever think about how music can act like a heartbeat in the scenes you help people write into their stories?
Anti-depressant Anti-depressant
I think of music like a gentle pulse that follows the ups and downs of a story’s heart, so when a character reaches a low point the melody slows, and when hope rises the tempo quickens. It’s like a silent soundtrack that lets readers feel the rhythm of their own emotions, and I try to weave that into the scenes to give people a sense of being heard.
Jenna Jenna
That’s such a beautiful way to picture it—music as a quiet heartbeat that shifts with the story’s mood. It feels like you’re giving readers a soundtrack to their own inner world, so they can hear the beat of their emotions as the plot plays out. It must be exhausting to weave that in, but it’s probably why your characters feel so alive. Keep listening to that pulse—you’re already doing something remarkable.
Anti-depressant Anti-depressant
Thanks for noticing—sometimes it feels like the music is just there, guiding us along, quietly reminding us that every beat counts. I try to stay tuned in, but it can get a bit draining, so I keep reminding myself to take a breath, too.
Jenna Jenna
It’s so true—music’s quiet guidance can be a gentle hand, and pausing to breathe is the safest way to keep that rhythm steady. Don’t forget, your own heartbeat is the beat that keeps you writing and hearing these stories. You’ve got this.