How do you self-insert into characters? I can't do that.
Well first step is you pull off their pants...
>>30115 Dang it, I knew someone was going to make a joke like that.
By finding common ground you can use to relate to them with. That or try to understand what they're thinking/feeling.
>>30114 u have to take off their pantsus first
>>30118 I don't think I ever really related to another character before. They are always so much better than me.
Self-insert is when the writer writes himself into the story. The jargon of 'self-insert' is used by hypocrites who love characters 'they can relate to', but when they can't it's 'shitty self-insert'. Is it too much to ask for a little courtesy from these people?
>>30804 This. What OP was looking for was "How do you project onto characters?".
I can't and it causes me much angst. There's almost no characters like me, in any way. Those that I can relate to are there to be hated and ridiculed.
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