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one time i turned down a cool opportunity for one of my earliest characters. the trait would have made him much more interesting to both play as and interact with, but i was young (10?) and thought it was lame for my character to have any flaws. I chose to stick with keeping the character "cool"...

Post em. Mine's gotta be really short posts that contribute next to nothing to the story that's unfolding, extremely shallow characters with no apparent goals in the story, and those that explain their character's 'gorgeous' looks a little too much.

One single character is enough to ruin a story for me. Rey from Star Wars Episode 7 ruined the movie for me because she's a Mary Sue.

that video /thread But yeah just leave it up for the reader to interpret what's supposed to be scary. Give information, but not too much.

A good way to start is by taking online personality tests through the POV of your character's, such as The Myrers Briggs test. This not only will help you begin thinking the way your character does, it also helps determine their personality as well. For instance, my character Pyotr is an INFP...

The best way to learn is by doing. It doesn't really matter whether or not your writings are good, you just gotta start. I've heard that you should always start your stories from the ending, because that's what all things in a story lead up to. What got your characters to where they are now? Why...