4. Writing relationships without commonalities
If two people are in a relationship, they should have things in common. They don’t need to both like the same food, movies, books and activities, but they should have similarities at their core.
If you have two characters who are moral opposites and don’t share the same values, your readers are going to question why they’re together in the first place.
And if you can’t really answer why they’re together other than the fact that they need to be for plot reasons, you’ll have to do some adjusting. Characters can’t just be involved for the sake of conflict in a story.
If those two people need to be in a relationship for your plot to work, then you need to put just as much effort into their dynamic as a couple as you do for the entire plot.
Otherwise, the story plot won’t matter because readers won’t care about the relationship.
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