I think you have talent. And that you have a story that people would want to read. Writing well is a hard state to reach, and it takes sustained learning and regular time if you want to support yourself with it. I remember your story. That line about meeting a serial killer stuck with me. I remember you talking about your mom, about your strained relationship with her. You had good hooks. Hooks do not make a story, but you can’t have a great story without then. I’m trying to be honest. I’m not trying to discourage you or evade a flat yes or no. Are you the best writer I ever read? No. Not yet. I don’t know how your writing would look after it had been through the professional editing process. I don’t know how successful it would be in the market. But what really matters is what you want to do. If you want to be a writer, if that fulfills you, and if you want to just be a writer, then go after it. Pursue it. No one starts out “a good writer,” in my opinion. That has to be learned. And not all writing fits all audiences. But to directly answer your question: Are you at the mountaintop? No. Can you get there? Yes. I hope this helped.