[ SECRET POST #3825 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3825 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think it's only a problem if they're not open about it.

I have two blatant self-inserts from different times in my life (pre diagnosis when deep in depression and post recovery). They're different enough characters, and have different designs. Only the latter looks a lot like me.

Even then, I feel if you can separate characters enough to accept criticism on the character, you need to learn. We can't create a character exactly like ourselves because we don't go around interviewing people who know us. I don't recognize all my tics. In the end, it's still a view of yourself, like characters based on people the author knows. The only difference is it's an internal view.

[(Anonymous)]

*if you CAN'T