[ SECRET POST #6012 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6012 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Okay but we're not talking about you, you know? Do you not know how to empathize or understand someone else's experience? That may sound snarky but it's an honest open question. People have given you some good answers, yet you seem really stuck on "understanding" equaling "I want to do this" and that's not what it is.

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DA

Maybe they write with the assumption that the writer's opinions will be revealed through the plot and other aspects of storytelling.

Some very introverted people would balk at the idea of a fictional version of themselves. It would feel as if they had just published a personal diary page of theirs, for the whole world to stare at.

[(Anonymous)]

Above anon and honestly, maybe that's why I just can't understand it at all.

I don't write with the idea that my own personal opinions have any bearing on the story in the slightest. The story and the characters are completely separate entities from me, I write with whatever makes sense for them in mind regardless of how I personally feel about it. So the idea of putting a character in that's supposed to be a representation of me is like breaking the concept of fiction?