How to write male characters

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Looking for advice on writing male characters? These questions will help.

If you need tips for writing male characters, the 4 writing tips in this post will help you to write a male character that readers will connect with on a deeper level.

I'm pretty much just writing a bunch of one shots that I think are cute. Also, I'll take any requests. That's not to say that I will write all of them but I will try to write as many as I can. I'm not very experienced in smut but I can give it a shot. I also want to let you know that if you like to read anything with an unhappy ending, this is not the place. I love Harry and Draco too much to do that to them (though if it's requested, I'll do it). (The first few aren't that great but they…

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Flat characters refuse to grow; ultimately, they don't make decisions. Here are 5 types of flat male characters, as well as how to fix them.

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Focus on descriptions that provide the reader with more insight into your character’s personality.

Want to know how to describe a man's voice in writing? Here are 10 words you can use.

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"Women do not look in the mirror and compare their breasts to fruit."

Looking to pile on the suffering for your characters (or need ways to traumatize your OC)? Here's a list of all kinds of suffering, with tips and examples.

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Are you writing a fashionable, influential male character in your novel who regularly attends high society events? Let us help you with these 10 words to describe a male socialite.

Writing a character who's smarter than you can be intimidating, but you don't need to be afraid of writing genius characters. J.S. Morin offers some tips.