New update: Stop putting your wins on your story. Why would someone say this?

One could simply say 'okay' and stop doing it if they respect the person's opinion.

Possibly the writing style didn't appeal to them or they didn't connect with the themes presented. Another reason might be that they expected something different based on the initial description and were disappointed.

Maybe it's something that could cause trouble if shared in the story. Like if it's a trade secret.

Maybe Laura Story is a talented artist. Her works could have inspired a lot of people, so they want to praise her name.

They might say it if it doesn't fit the plot. For example, if the story is a mystery and the thing is too obvious and would ruin the suspense.

They might say it because they think there's too much of it. The market could be flooded with science fiction books, movies, and shows, and they feel it's time for something new.

They could be saying it to encourage people to take control of their love lives. In many religious teachings, while God gives guidance, we are still expected to make our own choices. So, in the context of love, it's a reminder that we are the ones who should be writing our own love stories, not waiting for a divine intervention.

Maybe he's just not interested anymore. It could be that the content doesn't appeal to him for some reason.

Another reason might be that they are more interested in other aspects of education or teachers, like the challenges they face in the modern educational system, the training they receive, or the political and economic factors that affect their work. Heartwarming stories often don't touch on these more complex and real - world issues.

Maybe Billy Eichner was being self - centered and only talking about himself. So the other person got fed up.