Curse of creativity

He used to draw without fear. Before words like talent, mistake, and worth were forced into his hands, drawing was the only place he felt free. But years of quiet bullying—especially from someone who should have protected him—slowly carved that freedom away. Line by line, his imagination faded. His hands forgot what they once knew. Now older, emptier, and far from the child he used to be, he stumbles upon drawings he doesn’t remember creating. Sketches filled with emotion, imperfection, and a strange familiarity that unsettles him more than it comforts him. As he confronts the silence where his creativity once lived, he must face an uncomfortable truth: some memories never return—and some wounds never fully heal. Curse of Creativity is a quiet, introspective story about lost imagination, childhood scars, and the painful beauty of choosing to create again, even when perfection is no longer possible.