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Aug. 11th, 2007 12:11 pmThe problem with writing about people having fights in fanfic is that I rarely get into fights myself, and when I do they're freaky and abnormal. M says the important thing in any given fight is not to say the one thing that will irrevocably change the way the other person looks at you. Unfortunately this is always the first thing I say.
So I have no idea how people have fights, really, which is why everyone in my stories makes up almost as soon as the shouting's over. Besides, it's boring and unpleasant, reading about people who (temporarily or unendingly) hate each other. Unless it's one of those epic, all-destroying hatreds like the Hatfields and the McCoys or the warring clans in Dune or something. And then only because the fights involve explosions.
So I have no idea how people have fights, really, which is why everyone in my stories makes up almost as soon as the shouting's over. Besides, it's boring and unpleasant, reading about people who (temporarily or unendingly) hate each other. Unless it's one of those epic, all-destroying hatreds like the Hatfields and the McCoys or the warring clans in Dune or something. And then only because the fights involve explosions.