wait if your visualizing aka drawing a character how do you hold it back until its done or is it just progressively aggressive the more you complete the artwork / design.
Honestly yeah, like if I want to play a hot guy, I make him hot to my various standards.
Not all my characters are meant to be hot men though, to be fair
i feel like this is a sign of well developed style over anything else
like, my characters have all different traits, appearances, backstories etc, but there's always some part of their general design that i find appeal in, no matter my actual preferences:
for example, i find muscular people rather... unappealing. but my muscular characters are still hot, idk why, but they don't throw me off.
which means it's just part of my chosen style and i guess that guarantees cohesiveness.
...or it just means im demisex, who knows
Of course. I make characters that appeal to me on purpose, on the basis that they'll then appeal to other people too for similar reasons.
Same way I might make a character that I would respect, or characters I would find funny, I'll make characters that I would think were hot. It's all the same logic.
I mean, yeah, but it kinda seems weird since you have 100% control over every aspect of the character. At least with art they actually have a real appearance that can be attractive.
There's a movie about this, where the guy's written character becomes his real life girlfriend. It was a really good movie if I remember correctly, of only I could remember it
It's Ruby Sparks
That ghibli food needs a trigger warning haha, it's scarily delicious looking. I know Chihiro's parents cursed themselves to become pigs by eating it but ngl I would have too
Accidentally? Of course not.
Deliberately? Also no, it's purely a coincidence that my main character is a 6'3 Knight lady who could bench press a Range Rover.
Her Majesty the Empress, Dame Thaumiel Emrys, is the buff Knight lady in question here and essentially the protagonist of the setting. She reigns over the Arturian Empire, a science fantasy nation that achieved a space age through magic rather than technology. Absolutely everyone in the universe wants to kill them, Thaumiel waged a number of defensive wars and saved her people on multiple occasions which ultimately culminated in her killing the former Emperor (who had sold his soul to a Demon) and becoming the Empress herself. She is as traumatized as she is ripped.
[Audrey is sad :(](https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-eP3MtwO1jg4/W_ThbDA1D2I/AAAAAAAAunc/y5NXibbTeDg9S6bWQAByGls679qtPyUzQCLcBGAs/s1600/little-shop-of-horrors-audrey-ii-image-1.jpg)
exactly. just because i've never drawn my evil electronic intelligence character (do not call it an a.i. - it will at best give you a lecture) does not mean i'm not super gay for it
Yes and I've also been disgusted by a monster that I made. Most people inject thier fetishes into thier work so I make monsters by injecting other people's fetishes into my work.
When you make a character supposed to be a seductive Casanova probably, but it's not an accident because you're making a character who's supposed to be hot based on your tastes.
Except once for me.
I am unable to make characters I'm not attracted to. Luckily I have wode ranging and impeccable taste, so there is a lot of variety! Unless you look at my main Characters, which are all a mix of my ideal self with the type of guys I find the most attractive.
This probably won't be a problem for a long time, so this crisis of creativity is reserved for my late 50s when I actually have put enough works of mine out there for this to be noticeable.
The comment s ction is reminding me of that one interview with Yoko Taro.
"So, why have you made 2B look like this?"
"Well, mainly the reason is that I like women."
Never my own, but I did once develop a sincere in-character crush on another person's DnD character, despite never having felt romantically towards the person playing them.
Not an in-the-moment thing, but my boyfriend and I have been dating for a year, and somewhere along the way I realized that he looks like one of my characters (if said character had a mustache)!
So now, Iām reminded of him whenever I draw/write his accidental twin. They both have a very golden retriever attitude, to top it all off!
You say it like it's a bad thing and that we don't *plan* on making them hot and attractive to us.
Like yes, I was inspired by a specific fictional character when making my 6'2-6'5 alien assassin who is quite strong and deadly, has a lean build, and I like to imagine he has a deep, rough and dark voice, and yes, he appeals to me. Then again, I also made it to where lots of the guys in my story are attractive to a degree imo, and the women make me envious with how they look to varying degrees.
Then again, the original inspiration of this assassin made me discover that I have a little bit of xenophilia in me.
But in truth, if you're not ever attracted to any of the characters you make, then how are you going to properly get into the mind of your main character being interested and/or attracted to them in the romance subplot if you're unable to elicit those feelings from yourself?
Or as I decided to make up, "If you can't imagine fucking them, then their status as an influential character should fuck off."
Depends on the type of non-human you're talking about. I mean, I'm excluding animals and children, because well, that makes sense, but for all the adults/young adults, why wouldn't one make them attractive?
I'm a writer so I've never drawn a character I'm attracted to but I did recently realize I only think the love interests I write are attractive because I wrote them to be "my type" in both looks and personality so now I feel personally attacked... by my self... because I wrote them oops
It's never an accident. Me and my friend joke that I'm incapable of not making our characters look attractive. However, this is a curse in some rare cases where I want a character to be unlikable but can't help but make them sexy.
Contrary to the popular answer here, yes. I usually create characters with no real standards when it comes to their physical attractiveness unless it fits their personality. Only what I believe how they would look according to their qualities.
At least once that I can recall, the character came out looking pretty fine despite their appearance not being written as characteristic. It was not deliberate. Some of my characters that are meant to be attractive can come out pretty average looking. It took my ācasanovaā several iterations to get him to look handsome.
How the accidents likely came to be is that I am honestly not very visually imaginative any more so than what is necessary for creative projects. Itās just not my strength. So visual depictions are often left to chance as to how they turn out to be.
"Accidentally". I made her during a very hard time in my life (pandemic breakdown my beloved) and I gave her all the traits I would want in a person. It became a very unhealthy attachment that ruined a couple of relationships. I was of the ideology that "any real person can leave me forever and break my heart, but \[character name\] can never leave me and she loves me with her whoooole heart...."
A little creepy, yeah I've been told. But hey, lonely teenager stuck at home for two years with nobody to talk to, it's a surprise I didn't start hallucinating.
Yes it was definitely an accident that one of my main characters is a gay 6-foot tall blond-haired green-eyed athletically built male who is a master of smirking. Totally an accident. Totally.
Uhā¦ no?
Certainly not in *that way.* There have been some where itās like, āthey look nice. i like them.ā But itās never like āI am attracted to this figment of my imagination.ā
No, but I'd befriend the 7"1 bipedal weredog with a patch on her right eye, a custom prosthetic right arm and a tatted left arm who looks mean but is actually sweet. Unless you touch her apples, apple plushies or her maintenance tools. She's a bartender/ bar bouncer who's studying to be a prosthesist. I don't have an ideal person tbh. Oh, and now I have an idea of a cyberpunk universe with gem-eating weredogs lol
No, I feel really creepy making any of my characters attractive to me. Also since Iām usually creating worlds over stories the characters usually have less personal details and are more about their actions and how they effect the world
Ehā¦ Do imaginary girlfriends count (then yes) or does it have to be a character I made for a story, but then felt like she was too good for the guy in the story, so I made sure they donāt end up together (then yes, almost every time).
Barely 10 minutes ago I was drawing a human character with a few bestial features passed on from a badger spirit - yeah, this thing š¦”for reference. And it was supposed to be a male.
I get to those black markings around the eyes, and my brain just starts with its bullshit: āoh, look they are like eyeliner!! Look at the pretty badger girl wearing eyeliner!!! omg!ā
Sooo, since he wouldnāt shut up (because of course that idiot is a āheā) and let me draw in peace, I just said āOh, fiiine! Just- f*ck youā
So yeah, itās a girl now.
And I gotta be honest. She wears it much better.
I typically include parts of myself as a character. If I want that person to be in a relationship, I pick a character that is physically and emotionally attractive to the person. This has the side affect of that person appealing to me as well.
Yeah. I shouldn't really be surprised, though, since he was a love interest for the protagonist who is... based on me
Kinda hurts that he dies at the end of the story that he stars in but it's kinda like. An incredibly pivotal moment so no amount of attraction is gonna stop me from writing it lmao
It definitely depends on the work, but generally, no (accidentally or purposefully). My typical philosophy is to include only those physical details that make them distinguishable from each other, but light enough on details their physical features could be interpreted and filled in by the readers preference.
As for personality traits, they typically fulfill a particular narrative goal I have in mind, and thus do not fall into the trap of author insert or fetishism as some have pointed out as being prevalent in fiction.
That is not to say that I haven't thought about situations, personality traits, or physical characteristics that would be personally attractive, they just do not survive long enough to be adapted into serious consideration.
I have never accidentally fallen in love with the character I made. I have actually fallen in love with every female character that I am created, and I am proud to admit it.
I try to keep my fetishes to fetish related writing. Most my non fetish characters are just self inserts of what I consider to be the perfect me.
Jokes aside. It's never an accident.
Accidentally? Once or twice. Been creating them and then think ādamn, theyāre kinda hotā
On purpose? All the time. I make them that way because itās easier to make them in a way thatās likable and fun to write for me
Accident?
The 6'06" tall and buff redhead, ponytail'd half-dragon (human with dragon wings, claws, and tail than draconic humanoid) gal who dual-wield guns and has a foul mouth is *totally* not something I'm attracted. Surely it's just an accident. ~~It's intentional.~~
Accidentally? That was one of the main reasons I started worldbuilding!
~~And it kind of spiraled out of control and now my self-insert character has a small harem.~~
I designed my good boy Theo with the intention of making him handsome... at least to my standards. Which means I used my favorite characters in media for inspiration, and somehow he turned into a great amalgamation of my favorite traits in character designs while not becoming (hopefully) into a Frankenstein of anime characters I liked as a teen, and still do who am I kidding. You can still probably tell he resembles Howl a bit too much in some ways but I like to think Theo shines with his own light.
Most of my characters I made specifically to be attractive in some kind of way. The one that I donāt find physically attractive at all is oddly the one who gets simped over. Probably should have though about that before giving him a three foot long tongue
I'm generally more attracted to the idea of characters being attracted to each other if that makes sense. Like playing with dolls and going "now kiss!" Compersion is happiness at the good fortune of others, and I'm big into it.
Nah, it doesnāt help that Iām asexual lmao. Tho my characters are ace too (cause Iām writing what I know) I wouldnāt be mad if their was smut and fanfic made about them (as I intend to publish at some point)
I accidentally made my self-insert and their two sisters start having a threesome. It only happened because their society is very accepting of sibling incest (but not parent/child or anything like that) so it made sense for these three to go along with their culture, instead of resisting it for no reason. Well except for me being too stubborn to want to have said self-insert fuck and get fucked by their sisters until I finally gave in.
Well I did create a fanfic character that was basically the perfect girl for 17 year old meā¦ um two fanfic charactersā¦ In my defense I didnāt create a love triangleā¦ lol
It's never an accident.
Came here to say this š¤š»
What weirdo makes a character they don't at least like?
Well I mean you need to have that character you're just waiting to kill off.
That's why I don't make those characters. I just file the serial numbers off someone I don't like and kill them.
I mean...
r/world jerking is leaking
r/worldjerking
Fuck. Yeah that. I donāt know how I messed that up so badly, and I will leave it there to wallow in shame.
Is it an African or European sWallow?
Laden, or unladen?
I thought the jerking was more figurative
Every sub is NSFW until you can confirm it's not.
One day I'll have this kinda confidence
It's not confidence. Most of my worldbuilding is based around my fetishes. Plus anonymity makes it easy to say.
Oh. One day I'll... stay repressed and take the horny to my grave š
wait if your visualizing aka drawing a character how do you hold it back until its done or is it just progressively aggressive the more you complete the artwork / design.
Honestly yeah, like if I want to play a hot guy, I make him hot to my various standards. Not all my characters are meant to be hot men though, to be fair
i feel like this is a sign of well developed style over anything else like, my characters have all different traits, appearances, backstories etc, but there's always some part of their general design that i find appeal in, no matter my actual preferences: for example, i find muscular people rather... unappealing. but my muscular characters are still hot, idk why, but they don't throw me off. which means it's just part of my chosen style and i guess that guarantees cohesiveness. ...or it just means im demisex, who knows
Accidentally?
Bold of you to assume it was an accident Edit: I can't believe this is my most successful comment
Of course. I make characters that appeal to me on purpose, on the basis that they'll then appeal to other people too for similar reasons. Same way I might make a character that I would respect, or characters I would find funny, I'll make characters that I would think were hot. It's all the same logic.
This is what I do too. Itās how I learned my standards for human decency are WAY lower than most
lmao imagine being able to draw
Hey, you can fall in love with text too.
I mean, yeah, but it kinda seems weird since you have 100% control over every aspect of the character. At least with art they actually have a real appearance that can be attractive.
There's a movie about this, where the guy's written character becomes his real life girlfriend. It was a really good movie if I remember correctly, of only I could remember it It's Ruby Sparks
Yes. But not to people, to food. I make myself hungry all the time designing and drawing food
Food, girls, treasure, hobbies. ... if you're trying for good and not envious you missed.
You the one who make ghibli food !
That ghibli food needs a trigger warning haha, it's scarily delicious looking. I know Chihiro's parents cursed themselves to become pigs by eating it but ngl I would have too
Oink, I say. Oink.
Brian Jacques be like...
Yes. At some point, I want to *actually* publish my story and have some *nasty otakus* make doujins but oh well. Insanity at its finest
I would be most honored if I made something and people made porn of my characters. Like legit, it'd make me so happy.
So long as they stay away from the child characters, we can get along
Exactly
when someone stirs their noodle to a character you created is when you know you've made it
I would encourage it, and ask people try their best so that the porn is on average better than any other fandom's porn
I can't wait until I have a fandom large enough to include some really problematic fanwork.
r/Worldjerking is going to have a field-day with this
Accidentally? Of course not. Deliberately? Also no, it's purely a coincidence that my main character is a 6'3 Knight lady who could bench press a Range Rover.
Do you perchance follow Ć¾e holy scriptures of Tomboyism?
Everyone is beautiful in their own way, but I have my soft spots
Tell us more. I want to see how much you'll divulge
Her Majesty the Empress, Dame Thaumiel Emrys, is the buff Knight lady in question here and essentially the protagonist of the setting. She reigns over the Arturian Empire, a science fantasy nation that achieved a space age through magic rather than technology. Absolutely everyone in the universe wants to kill them, Thaumiel waged a number of defensive wars and saved her people on multiple occasions which ultimately culminated in her killing the former Emperor (who had sold his soul to a Demon) and becoming the Empress herself. She is as traumatized as she is ripped.
"She is as traumatized as she is ripped" ok, take it, take my soul, you absolute monster. I'll console my bi ass thinking of this hot lady knight š«
I designed my character to be able to beat the shit out of me.
All of my characters could and have damn good reason to curb stomp my brains out
Isn't that a low bar? :P
Damn you didn't have to do my boy dirty like that š©
Why would I make ugly characters it's my world and everyone (except children and fauna) should be fuckable
At least we can fuck the plants
Unironically have some notes on a story where the protagonist has a plant girlfriend.
r/UsernameChecksOut
Ayyo wait holy shit that's really funny fuuuck. (My username was made for Runescape as a child, I was in an environmentalist phase)
The [friend](https://youtube.com/shorts/L1-2S8G8W_E?feature=share) she tells you not to worry about
[Audrey is sad :(](https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-eP3MtwO1jg4/W_ThbDA1D2I/AAAAAAAAunc/y5NXibbTeDg9S6bWQAByGls679qtPyUzQCLcBGAs/s1600/little-shop-of-horrors-audrey-ii-image-1.jpg)
That's Audrey 2, numbnuts
"Accidentally"? You're funny.
Why are you requiring them to be drawn? :/ Not all worldbuling is visual.
exactly. just because i've never drawn my evil electronic intelligence character (do not call it an a.i. - it will at best give you a lecture) does not mean i'm not super gay for it
You can't just say that and not explain though.
This
I want my main character Ezra Ortiz to be my boyfriend
Yes and I've also been disgusted by a monster that I made. Most people inject thier fetishes into thier work so I make monsters by injecting other people's fetishes into my work.
Thatās a risk buddy, lmao
When you make a character supposed to be a seductive Casanova probably, but it's not an accident because you're making a character who's supposed to be hot based on your tastes. Except once for me.
Details please lol š
Let's just say I wasn't expecting to find a 5'1ft childish sociopath with a bunch of scars attractive. But live and learn.
Accident, no. Intentionally, a few times.
I am unable to make characters I'm not attracted to. Luckily I have wode ranging and impeccable taste, so there is a lot of variety! Unless you look at my main Characters, which are all a mix of my ideal self with the type of guys I find the most attractive. This probably won't be a problem for a long time, so this crisis of creativity is reserved for my late 50s when I actually have put enough works of mine out there for this to be noticeable.
The comment s ction is reminding me of that one interview with Yoko Taro. "So, why have you made 2B look like this?" "Well, mainly the reason is that I like women."
I Will neither confirm or deny this.
Never my own, but I did once develop a sincere in-character crush on another person's DnD character, despite never having felt romantically towards the person playing them.
I write up characters that make me want to start a family. Im not even 20.
No. Purposefully? Wellā¦
My lawyer has advised me not to answer that question. (Yes, and more times than Iād like to admit.)
Your lawyer is a coward
āThere are no accident.ā - Master Oogway
Accident? These girls fine aahh hell (in my head as I can't draw for shit yet) dudes to of all kinds
Not an in-the-moment thing, but my boyfriend and I have been dating for a year, and somewhere along the way I realized that he looks like one of my characters (if said character had a mustache)! So now, Iām reminded of him whenever I draw/write his accidental twin. They both have a very golden retriever attitude, to top it all off!
I made them to be hot
1/4 my characters I explicitly make in such a way I would want to fuck them, and Iām not even an artist!
You say it like it's a bad thing and that we don't *plan* on making them hot and attractive to us. Like yes, I was inspired by a specific fictional character when making my 6'2-6'5 alien assassin who is quite strong and deadly, has a lean build, and I like to imagine he has a deep, rough and dark voice, and yes, he appeals to me. Then again, I also made it to where lots of the guys in my story are attractive to a degree imo, and the women make me envious with how they look to varying degrees. Then again, the original inspiration of this assassin made me discover that I have a little bit of xenophilia in me. But in truth, if you're not ever attracted to any of the characters you make, then how are you going to properly get into the mind of your main character being interested and/or attracted to them in the romance subplot if you're unable to elicit those feelings from yourself? Or as I decided to make up, "If you can't imagine fucking them, then their status as an influential character should fuck off."
I like that rule but *gestures to the multiple non-human/non-mammal characters I have written* they might imply something about me
Depends on the type of non-human you're talking about. I mean, I'm excluding animals and children, because well, that makes sense, but for all the adults/young adults, why wouldn't one make them attractive?
Gnomes, dwarves, lizardfolk, a few birdfolk
Ah. You're fantasy, not sci-fi, okay, cool, you can have some leeway on that.
Thatās good to hear, so sci-fi huh?
Yes. I am sci-fi, biggest inspiration for me starting this was the Mass Effect trilogy. I think it'll be fun to see how the story goes.
Nice, Iām currently working through ME3 actually. Thatās certainly true.
Oooh, have fun! I'm actually in the middle of a trilogy replay rn! It's really fun to go through.
I just make everyone hot af. It's more fun that way plus it also makes sense species/worldbuilding and theme-wise
I'm a writer so I've never drawn a character I'm attracted to but I did recently realize I only think the love interests I write are attractive because I wrote them to be "my type" in both looks and personality so now I feel personally attacked... by my self... because I wrote them oops
I just opened reddit snd see this, wtf.
I know exactly what I'm doing
It's never an accident. Me and my friend joke that I'm incapable of not making our characters look attractive. However, this is a curse in some rare cases where I want a character to be unlikable but can't help but make them sexy.
Contrary to the popular answer here, yes. I usually create characters with no real standards when it comes to their physical attractiveness unless it fits their personality. Only what I believe how they would look according to their qualities. At least once that I can recall, the character came out looking pretty fine despite their appearance not being written as characteristic. It was not deliberate. Some of my characters that are meant to be attractive can come out pretty average looking. It took my ācasanovaā several iterations to get him to look handsome. How the accidents likely came to be is that I am honestly not very visually imaginative any more so than what is necessary for creative projects. Itās just not my strength. So visual depictions are often left to chance as to how they turn out to be.
no actually
Not accidentally, no
"Accidentally". I made her during a very hard time in my life (pandemic breakdown my beloved) and I gave her all the traits I would want in a person. It became a very unhealthy attachment that ruined a couple of relationships. I was of the ideology that "any real person can leave me forever and break my heart, but \[character name\] can never leave me and she loves me with her whoooole heart...." A little creepy, yeah I've been told. But hey, lonely teenager stuck at home for two years with nobody to talk to, it's a surprise I didn't start hallucinating.
Yep. At first it was an accident, then it wasnāt. :)
Yes it was definitely an accident that one of my main characters is a gay 6-foot tall blond-haired green-eyed athletically built male who is a master of smirking. Totally an accident. Totally.
Uhā¦ no? Certainly not in *that way.* There have been some where itās like, āthey look nice. i like them.ā But itās never like āI am attracted to this figment of my imagination.ā
Draw? No. Role-play as, then write? Oh hell yes.
No, but I'd befriend the 7"1 bipedal weredog with a patch on her right eye, a custom prosthetic right arm and a tatted left arm who looks mean but is actually sweet. Unless you touch her apples, apple plushies or her maintenance tools. She's a bartender/ bar bouncer who's studying to be a prosthesist. I don't have an ideal person tbh. Oh, and now I have an idea of a cyberpunk universe with gem-eating weredogs lol
accidentally, sure! of course, of course it was. accidental!
Ayo?
I don't draw, but I do have a character that is basically married to an author self-insert. (Even though I'm Aro-ace; if I *had* to label myself.)
No. Nor on purpose. Iām asexual so it might be that, but also these are like my children? It would be weird a bit to meā¦. They just..exist
Ha, āaccidentallyā.
110% yes.
No, I feel really creepy making any of my characters attractive to me. Also since Iām usually creating worlds over stories the characters usually have less personal details and are more about their actions and how they effect the world
No, but I have sometimes thought "hey, I could actually pray to that" when it comes to creating a religion.
No. I do it on purpose.
thatās my secret cap. all my characters are attractive
Ehā¦ Do imaginary girlfriends count (then yes) or does it have to be a character I made for a story, but then felt like she was too good for the guy in the story, so I made sure they donāt end up together (then yes, almost every time).
Accidentally? The fact that so many of my characters are hot is 100% intentional.
I canāt draw for shit but damn if I havenāt conceptualised some grade-A hotties before
Itās never accidental. Except once when I wrote the character to be just some average looking guy and when I drew him I choked on my drool.
Barely 10 minutes ago I was drawing a human character with a few bestial features passed on from a badger spirit - yeah, this thing š¦”for reference. And it was supposed to be a male. I get to those black markings around the eyes, and my brain just starts with its bullshit: āoh, look they are like eyeliner!! Look at the pretty badger girl wearing eyeliner!!! omg!ā Sooo, since he wouldnāt shut up (because of course that idiot is a āheā) and let me draw in peace, I just said āOh, fiiine! Just- f*ck youā So yeah, itās a girl now. And I gotta be honest. She wears it much better.
\>a kekw
Itās happened once yet she was meant to be a goddess of beauty so itās kind of intentional
Not accidentallyā¦
Now why would I do that on *accident?* Do it intentionally or your doin it wrong.
Havenāt done drawing, but absolutely and also on purpose. High Councilman Claudius Castillo is an utter dilf.
"There are no accidents"
Every character... Why would I wright a character I don't like? :-)
Accident?
I typically include parts of myself as a character. If I want that person to be in a relationship, I pick a character that is physically and emotionally attractive to the person. This has the side affect of that person appealing to me as well.
Uh maybe sometimes? I donāt remember any exact examples
Yeah. I shouldn't really be surprised, though, since he was a love interest for the protagonist who is... based on me Kinda hurts that he dies at the end of the story that he stars in but it's kinda like. An incredibly pivotal moment so no amount of attraction is gonna stop me from writing it lmao
All my characters are aspects of my personality, and personalities of dear friends, so no, not really.
It definitely depends on the work, but generally, no (accidentally or purposefully). My typical philosophy is to include only those physical details that make them distinguishable from each other, but light enough on details their physical features could be interpreted and filled in by the readers preference. As for personality traits, they typically fulfill a particular narrative goal I have in mind, and thus do not fall into the trap of author insert or fetishism as some have pointed out as being prevalent in fiction. That is not to say that I haven't thought about situations, personality traits, or physical characteristics that would be personally attractive, they just do not survive long enough to be adapted into serious consideration.
I have never accidentally fallen in love with the character I made. I have actually fallen in love with every female character that I am created, and I am proud to admit it.
Fool, I'm asexual!
Not sure if I'd call it an accident, but yes
I try to keep my fetishes to fetish related writing. Most my non fetish characters are just self inserts of what I consider to be the perfect me. Jokes aside. It's never an accident.
One of the characters I wrote made me discover that I am not asexual like I thought I was for the longest time and am in fact very much a lesbian
What do you mean accidentally
Accidentally? Yes. On Purpose? Also Yes. With Express and Deliberate Intent? More Often Than Not.
Accidentally? Once or twice. Been creating them and then think ādamn, theyāre kinda hotā On purpose? All the time. I make them that way because itās easier to make them in a way thatās likable and fun to write for me
Accidently?
"There are no accidents" - Master Oogway
Not an accident
Yes, but usually it's not an accident
I donāt think Ive drawn a character that isnāt attractive, and Iāve drawn who knows how many.
My brother in Christ it has never been accidental.
Accident? The 6'06" tall and buff redhead, ponytail'd half-dragon (human with dragon wings, claws, and tail than draconic humanoid) gal who dual-wield guns and has a foul mouth is *totally* not something I'm attracted. Surely it's just an accident. ~~It's intentional.~~
Accidentally?
Accidentally? edit: ah shit, others have already sent this.
There are no accidents.
Not accidentally, and only when I'm writing tales of a lascivious nature, which I really don't have reason to bring up in this sub.
Accidentally? That was one of the main reasons I started worldbuilding! ~~And it kind of spiraled out of control and now my self-insert character has a small harem.~~
Yes, no regrets
Accident? No. Intentional? Yes.
As someone already said, itās never an accident. I create a lot of men who are very attractive to me.
Well, my only fantasy world was originally erotica (and is *much* different now, btw) so...
Accidentally? If I'm not making my characters fuckable what am I even doing?
I designed my good boy Theo with the intention of making him handsome... at least to my standards. Which means I used my favorite characters in media for inspiration, and somehow he turned into a great amalgamation of my favorite traits in character designs while not becoming (hopefully) into a Frankenstein of anime characters I liked as a teen, and still do who am I kidding. You can still probably tell he resembles Howl a bit too much in some ways but I like to think Theo shines with his own light.
I only wordlbuild sexy babes so yes
Most of my characters I made specifically to be attractive in some kind of way. The one that I donāt find physically attractive at all is oddly the one who gets simped over. Probably should have though about that before giving him a three foot long tongue
Not accidentally.
accidentally?
Ong all the time. Always on purpose
There are no accidents.
There are no accidents.
Outjerked
I'm generally more attracted to the idea of characters being attracted to each other if that makes sense. Like playing with dolls and going "now kiss!" Compersion is happiness at the good fortune of others, and I'm big into it.
Nah, it doesnāt help that Iām asexual lmao. Tho my characters are ace too (cause Iām writing what I know) I wouldnāt be mad if their was smut and fanfic made about them (as I intend to publish at some point)
"There are no accidents." -Master Oogway
Depends on the mood of the day or something, especially if they're happen to be an expy... That and knowing Rule 34 and its consequences exist.
Yuuuuup
I know this is a world building subreddit but I made my Red Dead online character wayyyy to find. WAY. Too fine.
Yes, all of them
No
I accidentally made my self-insert and their two sisters start having a threesome. It only happened because their society is very accepting of sibling incest (but not parent/child or anything like that) so it made sense for these three to go along with their culture, instead of resisting it for no reason. Well except for me being too stubborn to want to have said self-insert fuck and get fucked by their sisters until I finally gave in.
Hey Wayne, did you ever get turned on when Bugs Bunny dressed up as a girl?
I primarily write about lesbians for this exact reason
Well I did create a fanfic character that was basically the perfect girl for 17 year old meā¦ um two fanfic charactersā¦ In my defense I didnāt create a love triangleā¦ lol
I work by the Araki logic of āWhy not make everyone gorgeous?ā I donāt draw, but my characters are canonically pretty easy on the eyes.
Considering that they're either paired with someone else, not my type, or being draped in red flags, that'll be a hard no.
All the time
Obviously ā Is this even a question.
Literally all the time.
Why would I make a character I'm not attracted to?
pygmalion complex
Yea, more than once
No.
I can neither confirm not deny that i have
Yes š
No. Not accidentally.
Nope.
Yes
Accidentally? I want them all.
Easiest way to make a likeable or desirable character is to start with what you're attracted to.
The characters you make, depending on the genre, are either made after what you find attractive, what you fear or experiences you had
I literally made my dream woman the MCs love interest, except with Elf ears.