THINGS I AT WRITING ABOUT

1. Domestic/Everyday situations and decriptions

I try. And I fail. Whenever I HAVE to describe what a character does on a daily basis or describe their house or talk about typical, normal interactions with other characters...I feel like I'm not doing it right (this goes for every culture). Like I'm some idiot who doesn't know what REAL people do everyday, Idk. It never feels accurate. And I feel like whenever I describe places, I'm not specific enough-not that I have to use 5874257840 words (big or small) to do it..I just feel like the amount that I write isn't specific enough. Like I should have already graduated from cliche or vague or typical descriptions. For example, talking about a living room: instead of just saying there was a shagg white carpet, I feel like I should go in on the manufactuer, where it was imported from, the feel of it on bare feet. Yeah, I know the first two things aren't mandatory and the last part is pretty much universally obvious...but thats how I feel >.>

2. Lovey Dovey situations

I can never get into depth with lovey stuff. Probably because I'm not a lovey dovey person myself and have never been in a serious relationship. But I know there are writers out there who write stuff like that EFFORTLESSLY, even though they have probably never been with anyone before-and/or they've been exposed to couples like that in some way. I mean...the best scene I have EVER read was written by a . I just don't see how people can do it O.O I can get into depth with pretty much EVERY emotion besides love and sap. I can even, to an extent, do fluff. But not love. I actually get envious of the stories I read with really well written emotions of love and it frustrates me so much that I try to stay away from those stories, no matter how good they are (which I also fail at lol)

 

3. Idols/people who I'm not really familiar with. (doesn't include original characters)

I stick to my Shinee status quo pretty much. Now and then some other bias of mine. SOMETIMES girls (another topic) Besides that...nope. Its hard to convey emotion and action when I don't know a good amount about him or her in real life (no matter if its stage personality or off-camera personality). And for me to really know them...I have to be fond of them. This also goes with what I read. For some reason I can't read fan fiction about idols or whatever if I don't know them or care much about them.-shrug-

4. Females

I just...-____- Its just hard. And you'd think it would be easy since I AM one. But I'm not your typical female so....

 

Thats all for now.

Tuba

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