How Do You Create An OC? Well, The Process Is Very Simple. First I Choose Some Basic Details, Like Their

How do you create an OC? Well, the process is very simple. First I choose some basic details, like their gender, age, DnD alignment, and whether or not they would enjoy 2014 tumblr fandom discourse, then I Google names until I settle on ones I like (This process can take hours, sometimes days, depending on what meaning I want the names to have, and how I want them to sound together), then I mix that all up with a dash of personality, a smidge of quirks, and just a teeny tiny pinch of things I personally think are cool, and POOF! OC created!

Me writing scenes where characters kiss/declare their love/get severely hurt or sick and have to be rescued by their love interest:

Me writing the chapters building up to those scenes:

“I think the only way we can grow and get on in this world is to accept the fact we’re not perfect and live accordingly.”

— Ray Bradbury, The Illustrated Man

Mutuals! Please reblog if you’re ok with receiving random asks

For The Tengu And The Angel, there's a lot, but I think the most important message is, 'Move on from the people who hurt you, and find happiness without them.' Both Kunio and Nathaniel are suffering the effects of the abuse they've endured, but in the end they both let go of their abusers, and find happiness with each other.

writing question of the week !!

💐 what is the most important message you are trying to convey in your writing (current wip or generally)?