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Hi, honey! First time writing in ❤! I'm opening a small group about rich privileged kids and though they have similar upbringings I wanted 8 distinct character labels, one for each of them, to base a bio off of and have conflicting but complementary personalities. I'd appreciate any help coming up with these labels that could come down to a great group. Thank you so much for any help and if not, thanks anyway for listening!
❞ HELLO DOVE ! That sounds like a very fun idea, if you ask me. And I can surely try to give you some character labels. I’m going to name more than eight, all of them I find very interesting and perhaps a bit underused. Alright, the ones I can come up with are
the opaque: someone who isn’t very true about who they; who hides behind a façade or perhaps doesn’t really know who they are.
the wannabe cassanova: someone – most likely a boy – who is rather awkward and maybe even a bit nerdy, who tries to be very flirtatious and thinks or hopes to make the girls swoon with smooth talk that actually isn’t really that smooth.
the raconteur: a person who excells in storytelling; this could be a writer, a poet, a dreamer; someone who has lots of fantasy; or maybe a compulsive liar ? Someone who tends to make up stories or lies for people to believe.
the peter pan: a person who is very childish and irresponsible, who doesn’t want to grow up, looks down upon adults, etc.
the mooncalf: a very naive and easy-to-be-fooled person; this could be a sweetheart, but perhaps not the smartest of the bunch; an airhead.
the vitiant: a rather ‘evil’ person, I think ? Someone who acts honey-sweet to everyone – most likely naive, kind souls – who wants to listen to them, trying to get them on their side, the ‘dar side’, if that makes sense ? Very manipulative, someone who doesn’t have the best intentions at heart.
the humanist: a rich giver. A person who is very wealthy and lives in luxury, but doesn’t act like your typical rich person. But a person who is very into charity, wants to give to good causes, wants to help the world and the people in it, a very good, pure soul.
the regicide: like the rebel, a person who sets off against authority, who doesn’t like to listen to others – especially adults – and doesn’t obey any rules; this could be a bit of a wild child as well.
the robin: I love this one, as it isn’t a typical outstanding, popular kind of person; instead, they’re the sidekicks, the one who never stand in the spotlights, but in the shadows of the big prom queens or quarterbacks.
the siren: this could be a bit of a variation to a promqueen or the queen bee, a girl who attracts all boys, only to send them into their disaster. She’s beautiful, successful, fashionable – but deadly.
the peach: a very fun, sweet, kind, ambitious… person. Very happy-go-lucky, take it as it comes, only good intentions. This could be a popular person, just because they are so easy going and fun and kind.
the interstellar: a person fascinated by astronomy; a very dreamy and absend-minded person; a stargazer, most likely very intelligent as well.
the otaku: someone who is very into japanese culture and anime and all those things; could be a bit of a nerdy person, perhaps, but a kind soul.
the bibliophile: a bookworm; this could be combined with the wallflower label; a silent person who rather stays in the background, with their nose up in a book or maybe their diary ? An aspiring writer, maybe.
I hope you like some of these, if not, feel free to let me know and I’ll list some more label ideas ! Good luck, doll ! Xoxo ❞
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Please note that this is not a guide about how to be in a polyamorous relationship. That ground has been covered by other people in more depth and detail than I will ever be able to manage. (I have some good articles for you to read at the end of this piece, should you be looking for that.) This is a quick guide about writing polyamorous characters, how poly relationships work, and special concerns writers need to watch out for. This is not a comprehensive post, but it should give you a place to start.
(As for why I wrote this: I am a writer who has identified as poly for her entire adult life, and have been in a number of different varieties of poly relationships over the years, including a committed triad. I have a lot of experience with poly relationships–including messing them up. I figured that if anyone’s going to write something like this, it’s going to be me.)
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Blood loss in fiction is often written very unrealistically. So here’s a short guide about blood loss and the effects to help you out a little.
First of all: The average healthy adult human body contains around 5 litres of blood. A healthy person can lose 10%-15% of their total blood volume without experiencing any difficulties and blood donations usually take 8%-10% of the donor’s blood.
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Class I Hemorrhage | 0%-15% | Minimal blood loss No change in vitals, you may experience anxiousness. In almost all cases blood transfusion won’t be necessary. You will LIVE Class II Hemorrhage | 15%-30% | Mild blood loss Rapid heart beat and decrease in pulse pressure. Rapid breathing. Skin may start to lose temperature and start to look pale. You may feel anxious, irritable and confused. In most cases blood transfusion won’t be necessary. You will LIVE Class II Hemorrhage | 30%-40% | Moderate blood loss Heart rate increases. Shock. Mental status worsens. Blood pressure drops. Lightheadedness/dizziness. Nausea. Blood transfusion is necessary. If you get help in time, you will LIVE Class IV Hemorrhage | >40% | Severe blood loss Symptoms intensify. Probably unconscious. Aggressive resuscitation is required to prevent death. Losing >40% of your total blood volume may be fatal, you will probably DIE.
The chances of surviving after losing 3 litres of blood are REALLY low, the average person doesn’t survive this, so please don’t write a scene where a character loses that much blood without dying. It’s not really realistic.
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