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Question What are you not good at writing?
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The nice Vanagor died, now you get me.
Gonna have to think on this
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1. Women. Can’t get into the headspace either and I commend the male writers that can!
2. NFUs. I tried it once in the past but I don’t really enjoy it.
3. Multiple characters. I kind of hyperfocus on my characters and their development, so I lose muse if I’m writing too many characters at once because I can’t multi-task.
2. NFUs. I tried it once in the past but I don’t really enjoy it.
3. Multiple characters. I kind of hyperfocus on my characters and their development, so I lose muse if I’m writing too many characters at once because I can’t multi-task.
The nice Vanagor died, now you get me.
Probably "One-offs". If it is a one time thing and not leading to something, I don't know, my brain tends to want tomjist "get it over with" amd be done within a couple of posts and that isn't fair to others
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Kitter Bitters
Trying Hard Not to Flake
I thought of some more!
4) Family rp. I've tried in the past but honestly I'm flaky and I change my mind so much that it's hard to get others involved in my story. It sucks though because I LOVE reading and collecting the lore of how all the characters are intertwined. I'm just no good at being part of it.
Also ... I'm thinking I might also be bad at writing multiple characters because I'm fizzling right now. Might have to go discuss with my peeps and see if they mind if I just focus on one for a bit.
4) Family rp. I've tried in the past but honestly I'm flaky and I change my mind so much that it's hard to get others involved in my story. It sucks though because I LOVE reading and collecting the lore of how all the characters are intertwined. I'm just no good at being part of it.
Also ... I'm thinking I might also be bad at writing multiple characters because I'm fizzling right now. Might have to go discuss with my peeps and see if they mind if I just focus on one for a bit.
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Kyriaki
Dark Phoenix
- Perfectly moral and 'good' characters. On average, the characters I write tend towards morally grey or dark grey. Kyriaki and Elpsis are good examples. Though for the same reason I don't write unambiguously evil that often.
- Slice of life stuff. Not every story needs to be super epic or have fighting (Kyriaki's story features very little combat frankly, partly as a self-imposed challenge since she is frail and weak in the Force...but is stuck in a society of murderous Sith and Social Darwinist, patriarchal human supremacists and needs to use her mind to survive). But to me it needs to have a point, a goal and direction of some sort.
- Happy characters, characters without trauma or other psychological issues, Elpsis has huge self-esteem issues (thank you, Siobhan, for being emotionally abusive), Kyri is hugely traumatised and hates herself. When my characters get too happy, I get annoyed.
- Happy romance stuff. See above.
- Writing descriptions for settings and how to work those into a scene.
Kitter Bitters
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Kitter Bitters
Trying Hard Not to Flake
Fleeting and slice of life is up there for me too. Romance as well. It’s pretty challenging for me.