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Very pleased ot see everyone returning to the ancient texts of gay Minecraft blocks
some of my current mcsm miis. i also have ivor, nurm, nell and harper but i have yet to make their clothes. debating on who else i should add 🤔
Somebody else probably did this already but whatever
hes such a loser whats wrong with him genuinely
my Roman Empire is this clip from an unfinished build of mcsm
big win for jesstra nation with this one
EWWW AFFECTION.
wait nvm i kinda liked that
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whatever, go my Jesstra
Some Actually Useful Questions to Get to Know Your OC Part Two
↳ What lie do they tell themselves to sleep at night? Seriously. What’s the little piece of denial that keeps them functioning? Do they pretend they don’t care what people think? Tell themselves they’re over that one person? Convinced they’re not the villain of someone else’s story? We all lie to ourselves; your OC is no exception.
↳ What’s their emotional kryptonite? A specific thing that absolutely shatters them, like someone crying? Being ignored? Praise from a parent figure? The sound of an old song? The smell of something nostalgic? Find it and use it against them (lovingly, of course).
↳ When do they feel the most alive? Is it mid-battle, mid-baking, mid-breakup? Does adrenaline light them up, or do they find joy in the quiet, mundane things, like folding laundry while listening to sad girl music? This can reveal a LOT about what drives them.
↳ What would totally ruin their day? A bad haircut? Someone touching their stuff? Or is it something deeper, like being reminded of their failures, or seeing someone else succeed where they couldn’t?
↳ Who do they think they should be? And who are they really? This one’s juicy. Do they think they should be a hero, but keep acting like a villain?
↳ What’s the one thing they’d never admit out loud, even under duress? The shameful thought. The inappropriate desire. The thing they desperately want but don’t think they deserve. DONT FORGET: Characters are built on what they repress.
↳ What are they petty about? Don’t pretend your OC is above this, I mean everyone’s petty about something. Do they hold grudges over stolen pens? Get irrationally jealous of someone’s hair? Still mad about a game of Uno from 2007? Petty makes them fucking real.
↳ How do they act when they think no one’s watching? Do they let their mask slip? Dance around the kitchen? Talk to their cat in baby voice? Cry a little?
↳ What would make them snap? Where is the breaking point? What line has to be crossed for them to finally say “Enough”? Is it injustice? Betrayal? Feeling powerless? You’ll know you’ve found it when it scares you a little (Or a lot).
↳ If they had a theme song, what would it be? No, seriously. The vibe of a character’s soundtrack says a lot. Is it Angsty indie rock? Bubblegum pop masking deep pain? Make a playlist. Your OC will tell you who they are... <3
Freeling kids + their weird little demon cousin/ adopted little brother from the 1700s
theyre silly and i hate them
idk, you were pretty sleepy back there bud
Complementary Character Traits
Anonymous said:
I know you are not back for a few days. But I’ll just leave this here. Could you please write up a list of character traits that compliment each other? Like for romantic relationships? Thank you.
Hey Nony! Before I start, thanks so much for your patience with me. I was out for about a week longer than I initially said and I really appreciate it.
So these are definitely a bit of a challenge to come up with someimtes; it’s hard to figure out which ones would go well together without creating too much conflict between your characters.
The dictionary defines complementary as “combining in such a way as to enhance or emphasize the qualities of each other or another”, so that’s how I’m interpreting this. The qualities on the left side of the list were taken from The Positive Trait Thesarus by Angela Ackerman and Becca Puglisi (but that doesn’t mean that those on the right are definitively positive or negative).
You’ll find some tips for incorporating these qualities into your characters beneath the cut. But without further ado! Behold, the big ol’ list of complementary character traits:
Adaptable vs. Rigid
Affectionate vs. Withdrawn
Alert vs. Oblivious
Ambitious vs. Unmotivated
Appreciative vs. Ungrateful
Bold vs. Timid
Calm vs. Energetic
Cautious vs. Reckless
Centered vs. Scatterbrained
Charming vs. Antisocial
Cooperative vs. Independent
Creative vs. Unimaginative
Curious vs. Indifferent
Decisive vs. Indecisive
Diplomatic vs. Rude
Discreet vs. Inattentive
Easygoing vs. Strict
Efficient vs. Sluggish
Empathetic vs. Callous
Extroverted vs. Introverted
Flirtatious vs. Modest
Friendly vs. Antisocial
Funny vs. Serious
Generous vs. Stingy
Gentle vs. Rough
Honest vs. Dishonest
Honorable vs. Cowardly
Humble vs. Proud
Idealistic vs. Realistic
Industrious vs. Lazy
Innocent vs. Dirty-minded
Just vs. Partial
Kind vs. Cold
Loyal vs. Unreliable
Mature vs. Immature
Meticulous vs. Careless
Obedient vs. Rebellious
Optimistic vs. Pessimistic
Organized vs. Messy
Passionate vs. Indifferent
Perceptive vs. Ignorant
Philosophical vs. Shallow
Private vs. Sociable
Proactive vs. Stagnant
Professional vs. Inept
Protective vs. Negligent
Quirky vs. Conventional
Responsible vs. Irresponsible
Sensible vs. Foolish
Sentimental vs. Pragmatic
Sophisticated vs. Unrefined
Spiritual vs. Irreverent
Spontaneous vs. Deliberate
Spunky vs. Apathetic
Thrifty vs. Extravagant
Traditional vs. Modern
Trusting vs. Wary
Uninhibited vs. Careful
Whimsical vs. Serious
Wholesome vs. Indecent
Wise vs. Unaware
Choosing Traits
So, that’s a pretty long list of traits to choose from. As you’ve probably guessed, though, there are any more to choose from; what’s above is just a fraction of all the possibilities. But if there are so many, how do we know which ones to choose?
If you’re just starting off, choose two or three pairs to work with. Create your characters and develop these traits, building off the ways that would separate them. Then, find some traits that they would have in common, traits that would actually give them a reason to stay together. Maybe Character A is more perceptive while Character B is a bit more on the ignorant side, but they’re both extremely creative and loyal. In this case the reasons for these characters to stay together outweighs their differences, so that would be a good goal to start with.
A general guideline that’s worked well in the past for me has been to choose differences that you know can be balanced out by shared traits. I don’t want the characters in my pairing to have six complementary traits and only two shared ones; that could create a lot of conflict and would make the relationship more work than necessary. You want them to complement each other, but don’t overdo it.
Creating “Complementary Characters”
Well, my first response is this: You shouldn’t create a character based off of the traits of another. If you do this, there’s an extremely high chance that your readers will be able to tell. Another thing you’ll probably want to avoid is adding these traits into a character you’ve already created. If that character has already been rounded off, throwing more traits into the mix might mess with the balance.
Instead, I would advise choosing your traits and developing a character around them. If we’re using the character example from above, I know that I want A to be perceptive, creative, and loyal. These aren’t the only three traits they might have, but those are the three I want to start with. The same goes for B; they’re a little ignorant, really creative, and loyal, but those aren’t their only three traits. I find it easiest to start with things like these and develop the characters more from there, letting things evolve naturally to create the characters I want.
Something to Remember: These traits don’t all follow the same path, based on the character’s entire personality. Keep this in mind; chance are it’ll help you vary your characters’ personalities during development to really make them stand out.
Something to Remember 2.0: The above list and tips don’t apply only to romantic relationships! Complementary traits will play a huge role in (probably) every single one of your character’s releationships!
Lots of AOS spock/spirk thoughts going on in this chilli’s tonight
aos kirk in the green shirt 👀
it's been a while since ive done an aos spirk edit
song - Black Hole Fantasy by The Crain Wives