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Audrey Caylin replied to the topic Romance… *nervous cough* in the forum General Writing Discussions 8 years, 2 months ago
@anne-of-lothlorien hmm, that seems like it could work. Since it’s not the central part of the plot, it will probably be on the side quite a bit, especially if it’s not going to be causing a lot of conflict. Just slipping in a little hint of love here and there and having a few thoughts would probably get it by fine. Again, I have little clue about romance, but like Daeus mentioned, it’s very subtle. At the stage your characters will be at they won’t be proclaiming they love each other, and they’re sensible they won’t even be saying they like each other. They’ll just be nice to each other, probably wondering if the other person likes them too, until it comes out at the end. Unless they’re in a courtship, where things will be very out in the open.
People-reading like that is realistic if your character as the right MBTI 😉 An INFJ or INFP would do the trick. INFJ would be especially good because we’re great at reading other peoples’ emotions then obsessing over what they mean and what’s going on in that person’s life that creates them and how we might be able to help them feel better but at the same time feeling totally inadequate to do anything. XD












