clickanon (clickanon) wrote,
@ 2011-07-13 10:33:00

this is your REGULAR anon post.

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couten
2011-07-23 07:01 am UTC (link)

i've had difficulty in both, tbh. i've had organic lines fizzle because the other writer and i didn't click and i've had pre-planned lines flourish because we did. and the other way around. half of my battle is getting comfortable enough with a writer to play out a romantic line, which is admittedly harder for me in pre-planned lines, if only because the characters haven't interacted at all before that moment (usually). but that being said the last couple of pre-planned romantic lines i've had have been incredible, because i was very, very lucky to find slps who were as invested and as interested in the characters, and the line, as i was. but i've definitely had more experience in wanting a pre-planned line to work out just to have it vaporize. so idk. in my case i think it's totally the luck of the draw.

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wolftron
2011-07-23 07:17 am UTC (link)

i'm glad you were able to have some luck with pre-planned storylines! i think you hit the nail on the head as far as my pre-planned woes go, it's harder to play them out because there has been no interaction up until then. i'm big on chemistry when it comes to romantic storylines because they require more interaction, and you can't force chemistry. depending on the writer, and how much writing we do, i'm usually able to get into it, but when the planning and details outweigh everything else, i tend to feel too bogged down to get into it. i usually to give it some time to see if things naturally develop, but more often than not, i have to tell the writer it's just not working out. i fear i'm going to have to do the same thing soon, and i'll inevitably feel bad for "flaking" on the writer.

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