10 Breakup Worthy Bad Relationship Habits For Your Fictional Characters

Writing bad habits into our fictional characters’ daily habits is a good and natural way to create conflict and resolution between our fictional characters.

Characters need to be seen as not perfect, but as primitive and mortal. Unless of course they are immortal 😉 but even then adding some sort of weakness to them helps our reader mesh with them.

Don’t overthink bad habits. Just work on giving your fictional character a few that make sense.

Combining three or four makes sense, but don’t overdo it with 10 or more unless they are supposed to be a real slob.

Also, figure out good consequences for the habits you give.

Do some bad habits affect others? What are the consequences of certain combined bad habits?

Do they smoke and drinks habitually?

Maybe they have chronic bad breath and are habitually dehydrated from drinking?

Smoking and drinking can both have negative effects on heart health causing high blood pressure, high resting heart rate, and causing heart disease in some.

Do other characters eventually find their smoking unattractive?

Do they not like their chronic bad breath?

So feel free to think through what bad habits you want them to have and how the bad habits can affect each other and have a compound effect on your fictional character. I hope these 10 breakup worthy bad relationship habits help you on your writing journey.

Happy writing 🙂

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10 Great Fantasy Writing Prompts

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10 Great Fantasy Writing Prompts To Help Inspire your Writing Today

Write about a family that is magical but after 400 generations of magic, they birth one unmagical child.
Write a character who is a kleptomaniac (compulsive thief). One day they wake up to realize every object they’ve ever stolen has come to life.
Write about a child who has always blamed their mistakes on an imaginary person. On the child’s 30th birthday, they awake to find this imaginary person they blamed everything on has come to life.
Write about a character who picks up a book written in a language they’ve never heard of before. Strangely, they can read and understand every word.
Write about a country that hasn’t been discovered yet.
Write about a species of bugs that only come above ground once every 1,200 years. Their arrival is completely unexpected, and their intentions are truly sinister.
Your character’s sister mysteriously vanishes. The quest to find her is one that reveals many secrets about the family’s dark past.
The country is in a panic. The reason? Magic, an art lost over 600 years ago, has been discovered in the slums.
While walking in an unknown part of the forest, your character discovers a cave with a strange egg inside. When they visit the egg again, they instead find a baby beast they never knew existed. Now it’s up to them to raise it.
Write about a character that makes a wish on a star. The next day they realize their wish has come true. The bad part? They worded their wish wrong… very, very wrong.

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37+ Writing Prompts for Your Creative Enjoyment

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37+ Writing Prompts for Your Creative Enjoyment

As writers, we need to be able to reach out into the world around us and find creative motives.

Writers hit writer’s block and need help outside of our own heads to be able to keep moving forward in our writing.

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Common! I don’t have all day! Pick up your weapon and face me!
He hates me! I knew it!
I didn’t know what to do so I hid in the bathroom and prayed!
I had never seen anything so beautiful!
The treasure glimmered in the firelight and reflected in her eyes.
Where were you last night?
Why am I the only one that thinks this is insane?
Tell me again, were there two of you or four of you?
I told him I could only give him a ride a couple of miles down the road, but when he pulled a gun on me I said, where do you need to go? He was pretty polite after that.

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I should have seen them coming. I can’t believe I missed that.
So is this bathroom still a crime scene or can I?
I’m headed to the scene. You stay here and check the database for hits in the last week.
He remembers your lies.
Hey, do you know where Tom is? I saw some people walking around his place last night after dark.
Woah she let you take her truck? I didn’t ask
He’s got the brain of a pigeon. He can’t do much damage.
Did your cellmate say anything about his sentencing?
What did you say the guard said?
Libraries are not rooms full of books. They are rooms full of worlds, galaxies, and opportunities.
So should I book you for fraud or accessory to murder or both?
What is going on? Why are you in my house?
OW! I told you I don’t know anything! Why do you keep slapping me?
How did she take the news?
You okay? I haven’t seen you this worried since you lost your ring?
Call me when this is all over. If it ever is over. Don’t bother calling if it’s not.

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Wow, manners. What’s gotten into you?
Why does she bite when you try to feed her?
Stay with me! Stay with me! Don’t pass out! Stay with me!
He was wearing a cowboy hat and boots and a bow tie.
I didn’t know what to say so I just stared at him. That’s when he jumped. It was the worst day of my life.
People are never there when you need em huh? Aw just give me another whiskey
Is he dead? Did he know it was me?
It nicked your artery so you almost didn’t make it.
I’ve never made a real decision in my life. Every decision has always been made for me.
Keep your eye on her until we know what the rest of the gang is up to.
No no no. Don’t say the “C” word. I didn’t want you to see me as the “cancer kid.” I wanted you to know me for me, while I still had some time left.
I don’t want them to think we are organizing our stories. Let’s not be seen together for a while.
This steak isn’t cooked! At all! I want to speak to your manager!
Underneath the salad leaves something was stirring and vibrating. And then a cockroach crawled out missing one of its legs.
In its presentation this is perfect, but in its execution, it is a complete and utter failure.
I wish you wouldn’t have allowed your curiosity to control you.
Now that you know my secret, I’m not quite sure what to do with you yet.
I can’t go home! I can’t go anywhere!
I told her not to look down, but you know how it goes.

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