And no, I don't mean other people's characters. I mean hating your own character. I hate some of mine. Most of mine actually. When I start thinking up a character I usually intend for them to have some part of me in their personalities, which sometimes works, but is usually much less effective than I'd hope. Right now, I want to kill one of my characters. Ana Kington is a life-ruiner. I don't like her. She's all do-it myself, but not really and she's nice. . . .No. I do not like her. I don't like that she has a sucky life or that she's so damn emotional! I never, ever intended her to be that way! And the worst part is that I can't seem to undo it! Also her hair bugs me. And her pants. And her sister. I do, however, love Charlie Dresden. Yes, to those of you who know the roleplay and the characters inside them, I like my evil character. She's sarcastic and vain and funny cause she's clumsy. And she contradicts herself. She's so unperfect that I love it. And she's mean to Ana. biggrin I also like that she can dissolve. . .. I didn't like Alice so much, which is a shame cause she had the best name. I like Agatha's pyroness, but she seems to be insane for even me to handle. Aliza was like my favorite and for a while there was a me (Ashley) as a school student, who was just like me, so I lurved her. Unfortunatly all the ones I like don't seem to last long.
So, does anyone else hate their roleplay characters? Did you love 'em at first, but hate how they turned out?
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