After the conversion of the recommendation book inquiry, it was: What book do you think can describe the situation of going from being unfamiliar to being familiar to becoming close, from being friends to being brothers to discovering that they were all acting, and the situation of one person pretending to be hidden and treating another person as a fool, making you have many thoughts?

It's possible to do that. You might need to consider rephrasing or editing some parts to make it suitable for a wider audience. Also, think about the potential impact on the people involved in the story if it becomes public.

Yes, you can. But you need to consider the potential impact and make necessary adjustments.

You need to communicate your values clearly. For example, if you don't like certain physical contact or sexual innuendos, tell your friends. Always trust your instincts. If a situation feels wrong, remove yourself from it. Moreover, it's important to have a support system outside of those friends, like family or other reliable friends, so you have someone to turn to if needed.

To change it, start by broadening the themes and making the language accessible. Also, consider adding more universal examples and eliminating specific references to your friend group.

It depends on the platform or medium where the story is hosted. Some allow such changes, while others might have restrictions.

There was a story where a young man was forced to participate in a public speaking event when he had a terrible fear of it. His boss pressured him, saying it was important for his career. He was really uncomfortable but had no choice. He managed to get through it though, and it actually helped him overcome some of his fear in the long run.

Yes, you can. But you need to consider the potential consequences and make sure it aligns with your goals and the nature of the story.

Sure, you have the option to do that. However, be cautious as making it public might expose your story to a wider audience than you initially intended. Also, make sure you're comfortable with the potential feedback and reach that comes with going public.

Well, first off, take some time to relax and clear your head. Don't panic. Maybe reflect on what happened and what you could do differently next time.

If You Become Popular, I Will Follow You. This book meets your needs. The novel was about a male and female protagonist who became good friends in high school, but the female protagonist always had feelings for the male protagonist. Later on, the male protagonist started to get together with another girl, and the female protagonist also tried to forget him. It was not until a few years later that they reunited. The female protagonist began to realize that she still could not let go of him, but the male protagonist no longer liked her. In the end, they discovered their feelings for each other and got back together. I hope you like my recommendation.😗