[LaceyGrey]

Hi guys! I know we're not the only writers out there, so if any of you need help with your writing, no matter what fandom, go ahead and post here.
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[CocoReed]

Word, Lace. We're pretty broad-scoped. I have background in things like poetry and fan fiction even, so please feel free to ask.
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[Naye]

Oh, goodie! ^^

I've had this story swimming around in my head for a few years, actually. Kinda goes along the same lines as the book I'm writing. But here it is- my main character is what you'd call a villain, and I'm having trouble writing him.

How do you write a villain w/o feeling like one? If that makes sense. ^^;

I seem to have a prob. w/ "being the villain" myself, since I feel my charas so completely.

Any advice?

[LaceyGrey]

Even villains have feelings and they have motives for everything that they believe in.

Is he a villain who hurts people for the sake of it, or does he do it for a reason? If he has his reasons, just think of it like...he's actually the good guy and everyone else is bad? XD

You shouldn't let the villainy get to you. Everyone's bad sometimes, after all
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[Naye]

Thanks, Lace!

He's got his reasons. ^^ It's wierd b/c the seems to be the only reason I can't write him. ^^;

Maybe it's just my inner-villainy? It's like if I let it out it'll go rampant. >_>

I should try it again sometime, writing him I mean and see what happens.
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[Mellusia]

I want to do a MPREG story, but I'm not sure how to do it exactly...

[CocoReed]

I don't know about other people, but I like to at least explain how a man can bear children. With Indigo it was a reconstruction of the character's insides, giving him ovaries and all that fun stuff.

Another way could be... an egg layer? Or you could go the magical route. I've never done either, but now that I'm thinking about it, the egg-laying business sounds ripe for ideas.
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[Mellusia]

The main thing I've seen when a man is the one having a child, it always ends up as a c-section, and I don't really want to deviate from that; giving a guy TOO many female organs kind of takes away the fact that he's a dude.

Another more sci-fi MPREG is just having the DNA combined from both males and combined with an artificial egg, or a real one or something.