[ SECRET POST #2576 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2576 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Let's talk about romance plots!

[siofrabunnies]

IMO, what makes a good romance is not writing it from a romance approach. Too many writers approach with 'boy + girl = plot'*, which is wrong. It should be 'boy + girl + plot = story'. Characters need to fill a role bigger than simply 'love interest'. Make Boy an interesting character is his own right, Girl an interesting character in her own right, and give them a reason to be together. Add additional plot as desired.



* Or boy + boy, girl + girl, whatever.

Re: Let's talk about romance plots!

[sarillia]

This is basically how I approach it too. My current project became 500% better when the main character's love interest became the one to cause a certain problem in the plot.