yourbromaibro

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Lmao while fixing some stuff on my phone on the new chapter before going to bed i published it by mistake, my bad all Ill cook this shit in like 3 days since i feel inspired

CosmiKing

@yourbromaibro this his the good type of RaigeBait.
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PP-MOB

@yourbromaibro Everything's fine, I can't even see it myself, but you've piqued my curiosity, I'm waiting.
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yourbromaibro

this message may be offensive 
Lmao while fixing some stuff on my phone on the new chapter before going to bed i published it by mistake, my bad all Ill cook this shit in like 3 days since i feel inspired

CosmiKing

@yourbromaibro this his the good type of RaigeBait.
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PP-MOB

@yourbromaibro Everything's fine, I can't even see it myself, but you've piqued my curiosity, I'm waiting.
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yourbromaibro

How do you write a good wattpad fic? I am a writer and a reader.
          
          Some of the stories I hate with all my heart, are "those" type of OC stories, characters who just "takes guesses" with someone else backstory and like for some reasons they know them like day ones.
          
          "I understand you." "That's not true." Why are they so good with people? Why just by taking a glance and by having small talk they pull a fvcking naruto and befriend everyone or (even worse) rizz them up?
          
          Why cant these type of characters be not perfect, make them guess wrong, make them judge others, make them have common sense and if YOU gave them an ideology like: "He/She/They are against all sorts of unnecessary violence, thats why she dosent like Bakugo" and then fvcking befriend Toga, are we serious?
          
          And don't get me started with those who make everyone a strawman and can't lose any arguments, it gets boring after the 15th conversation on where a 16 year old kid has somehow the supreme moral ground.
          
          Getting this stuff out of my chest, does anybody feel the same?

CaiqueAMG

@yourbromaibro I couldn't agree more with you. I hate when characters have to steal someone else's spotlight to shine, for example, having someone else destroy the 0-point robot in the entrance exam instead of Midoriya, and other things like that. There are ways to make your character shine without having to steal other people's spotlight. Honestly, the only reason I don't write is because I can only think of specific moments, but not the path leading up to them. Like, I can think of things that would happen in the Team Battle, at the USJ, at the Sports Festival, in the Movies, at the Camp, etc., but I can't think of things that would happen, for example, in the entrance exam, the first days of school, and the interactions between characters. But if I could, I'd probably have more than 15 stories on my profile
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