ErinM31

you shouldn’t love me anymore, I think I am made up of mostly empty space I am mostly made up I am like the universe in that I am constantly expanding faster and faster and maybe no two parts of me will ever meet maybe I’ll tear everything within me apart maybe I'll tear you apart too

‘Why did you spare me?’ The question just slips out. No, more than that, it leaps from my mouth like an animal that’s been caged too long and, seeing a sudden opening, couldn’t hold back for a moment more. I swallow and look away, wondering if I’ll regret asking this. With our hurriedly-pitched camp so quiet, our companions finally asleep, it seemed like the right moment. Perhaps the only opportunity I’ll have to ask the question that’s been hammering at my mind for so, so long. All the same, I'm afraid of the answer. How long has it been since the moment when - slumped on that crate, waiting for hi

So you say you want to write an OC, but don't know where to begin?  Well, here are a few tips to help you get started, and maybe help you avoid the terrible Mary Sue Trap that so many writers fall into. 1.  Create a profile for your OC, with their name, age, gender, height, weight, and other such defining characteristics, to help you flesh out how they will look.  Once you do this, go back and take out any Mary Sue/Gary Stu adjectives, such as "Sapphire Blue Hair with Icy Pink Streaks" or "Emerald Green Eyes with Amber Sparkles".  Everyone wants their character to be special, or easily recognizable, but this tends to backfire horribly when i