Writing platonic relationships

Writing Worksheet – Partners in Love (PDF) One of the best signs that I’ve heard that attests to a successful couple, is that they are more together than the sum of their parts. The equations of partnership are varied, of course. Is it 2 ➔ 1, or 1+1=1, or 1≏1=0, or 1≡1, or 1=½+½ or…

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It is being said that humans have always felt the emotion of fear. And it is understandable because, in the earliest times, humans did not have the means and resources to remain safe. That lack of certainty and security instilled feated in the early humans. Their fear fueled their need for survival. That fear remains.

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platonic relationship prompts

In the writing space, there is SOOO much emphasis on romantic relationships. And rightly so. Those are important. But so are the platonic ones. As an author, you should be putting as much thought, care, and planning into developing platonic character relationships as you do the romantic ones. In this episode, I give you 10 steps to make sure they're well-fleshed-out. Give this episode a watch and tell me if there's anything I missed!

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