[ SECRET POST #2742 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2742 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Good writer or bad writer?

[(Anonymous)]

I kind of get the 'run away with themselves' thing, although saying it like that is a bit hyperbole-esque. Sometimes I'll write, and a leads to b leads to c in a natural and logical progression, but when I step back and look at the overall path of the character I'm often like "woah okay, what just happened, that wasn't where I was planning for this to end up?"

Re: Good writer or bad writer?

[case]

I get that part! That can be good or bad, depending on the result, too!

But it's weird to say that you "have no control over" the characters like in the meme, because you do, you can choose to accept that character arc happened and is canon or you can choose to toss it out and start anew. That final decision is always the writer's.

Re: Good writer or bad writer?

[(Anonymous)]

DA

It happens with rpers too and I can kind of get it? Not exactly, but sometimes a character ends up developing in a way that makes it very hard to force them back into the direction you originally intended when you weren't expecting it to happen.

So, add that to writers who tend to um...get a little too attached to their characters/occasionally seem to forget that they're fictional characters [not that they'd admit that] and you get the whole "no control" thing.

At least, that's how it seems to work in the rp scene, but I assume it carries over to the writing scene as well.

Re: Good writer or bad writer?

[case]

That's when I start backing away from RPers, actually. Especially if it's like

"My character is so horny for your character omg I'm sorry he can't help it XDDD"

Ahaha... hahaha... bye forever

Re: Good writer or bad writer?

[(Anonymous)]

Yeeeah, that sounds like some folks I've run across. Even more so if you add the "Oh don't worry! I'll be gentle when rp smut!" in response to "I don't smut." -shudders-