i didn't tell my side of the story

Maybe you don't have to tell your side of the story because the truth will eventually come out on its own without your input. For example, if there are enough witnesses or evidence that can speak for you, you might feel it's unnecessary to add your own account.

Yes, it can be. If you're in a toxic environment where people don't listen anyway, not telling your side can save you a lot of stress.

You could send her a friendly message asking if she saw it. For instance, 'Hey, I noticed you didn't watch my story. Just wanted to make sure you're okay.'

Well, it depends. If this is a one - time thing, then there's no need to worry. But if he consistently ignores your stories and other forms of communication, then it might be a sign that something is off in your relationship. However, just based on him not watching one snap story, it's too early to be overly concerned.

Maybe she was just too busy at that time. There could be a lot of things on her plate, like work, study or taking care of family. So she might not have had the time to check your story.

Not necessarily. It might have some roots in reality or it could be a completely fictional tale crafted by the author's imagination.

If Anakin didn't turn to the dark side in fanfiction, it's conceivable that he would have become a true hero. He could have trained more Jedi, passed on his skills and wisdom, and maybe even prevented the rise of new villains. The story would be filled with hope and optimism instead of the darkness that followed his fall.

Maybe it's because the story's setting or your character's personality makes it difficult to form close bonds. Or could be that the plot hasn't developed to that point yet.

It could be that the story hasn't developed enough to bring those people into your character's life. Or perhaps your character has trust issues preventing others from getting close.

You could wait a while and then send another non - pushy text, like something funny or just a simple 'Hope you're having a great day'.