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[z6listening]

My stories are pretty wacky, with little care for story structure; story structure and a deeper meaning seem inhibitive, even if in a larger context a story without a good structure is often deemed "not worth" others' time. I agree with that to a degree, but the word plays, actions, and dialogue I am allowed to use make it much more fun to make

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[thecremefilling]

very interesting post. what's most important to me in a story is more plot-related than your preferences. characterization is very important to me, but i'm much more intrigued by original plots and events rather than characters. of course, you can't have an interesting plot without interesting characters, and vice versa

[z6listening]

I should have guessed that you'd be interested in plot/character analysis. Still, I didn't know that fast pace is more important to you (obviously you like "bizarre characters").

People are well-rounded in the sense that the first perception you get from them is always wrong, in one way or another; people surprise you (only because you don't know their past history/what's important to them, at least initially).

I would you think you would be more of a fan of Connelly masturbation than Love Hewitt masturbation.

[thecremefilling]

surprise is a vital element of characterization.
predictability is not.
so is cheese.
and i can't masturbate to my friends,
so love hewitt.