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His flaws are all on the inside. But yeah, I get what you mean. Hmmmm... thinking, thinking, thinking.
Emily, Zepikness Saviour of the Muffins wrote: "Kkkrrriiissssss....
Be a dear and teach me how to actually write."
Haha o.o What do you wanna learn?
Be a dear and teach me how to actually write."
Haha o.o What do you wanna learn?
Leslie Noel (Lavendarlol) wrote: "His flaws are all on the inside. But yeah, I get what you mean. Hmmmm... thinking, thinking, thinking."
Yeah, that makes sense. If it's contributal to the story/plot line then leave it like it is.
Yeah, that makes sense. If it's contributal to the story/plot line then leave it like it is.
Emily, Zepikness Saviour of the Muffins wrote: "How to be an author after my sad excuse. *headdesk* Ow, I already have a headache...."
I'm sure you aren't a sad excuse :D Seriously, if you want, I could give you some tips.
I'm sure you aren't a sad excuse :D Seriously, if you want, I could give you some tips.

I'm sure you aren't a sad excuse :D Seriously, if you want..."
I am a sad excuse. And I would love to hear tips.
Leslie Noel (Lavendarlol) wrote: "They are up in the description earlier. Missing tooth and big ears."
Ah, okay. Cool. Well, I must say your discription of him is excellent ;)
Ah, okay. Cool. Well, I must say your discription of him is excellent ;)
Now I just need to find a place to stick it into my story without it sounding totally random and out of place.
Isaac wrote: "Leslie Noel (Lavendarlol) wrote: "Anyone know how to creatively describe a character? Because one can only write He had blue eyes and brown hair and a really pretty chin so many times before it get..."
I do that a lot too.
I do that a lot too.
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Be a dear and teach me how to actually write.