[stylist] do any other writers ever feel like this?

[Vejas Vasiliauskas]

Thank you so much. Now I know I'm not the only one! Ui don't want to
go into too much detail as it is still fairly new and complicated. But
basically one of them, who is a parent bully, made a decision for
their teenager, a victim, that does not benefit the teen. If the
parent made the right decission for their child then they would be
helping them, but it also means that that parent has morals, and I am
not yet ready to demonstrate that that parent has a good side to them.
It might have to do with the fact that I'm still trying to forgive
someone who hurt me awhile back. (Sorry that I can't explain the plot
further, but it's a real complicated situation that requires a lot of
background and would rather keep it to myself for the time being(.
Anyway, now I understand that making certain decisions doesn't say
anything about who I am as a person. Thanks again!
Vejas

On 4/27/15, Atty <attyrose at cox.net> wrote:
> I have cried over decisions my chars have made.
>
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> Subject: [stylist] do any other writers ever feel like this?
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> Hi All,
> I was just curious about something.  Do you ever feel bad about a decision
> that you make in your story because it doesn't benefit a certain character?
> I know they're not real people, but in my head they are.
> I feel like I just let a character of mine down, but in a way I also feel
> like I had to make that decision.  I know it's silly, and I bet as a writer
> it's totally normal...  but does anyone else ever feel this way?
> Vejas
>
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