10 Toxic Bad Habits That’ll Get Your Fictional Character Fired Quick

10 Toxic Bad Habits That'll Get Your Fictional Character Fired Quick
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10 Toxic Bad Habits That’ll Get Your Fictional Character Fired Quick

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1. Always being late. Habitual tardiness. Not just for the workday but for meetings

2. Blaming others for your failures at work

3. Stealing work supplies

4. Always being the one who causes or is in the middle of office drama

5. Using bad language obnoxiously and especially with customers

6. Constantly being needy and demanding things of the other spouse

7. Habitually lying about important things

8. Putting off projects too long. Procrastinating

9. Talking about the boss behind their back

10. Constantly looking to waste time and avoid work

10 Toxic Bad Habits That’ll Get Your Fictional Character Fired Quick

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Use this list to get your fictional character fired. Give her or him bad habits that make it hard for them to hold down a job anywhere. It’ll make more sense to your reader why they can’t hold down a job and if done right you can give them a good goal to look forward to if your character gets better and overcomes their bad habits and learns and grows.

Bad habits make writers think about what goes on in a character’s mind.

Giving fictional characters bad habits is a good and natural way to create conflict and resolution between your characters.

Fictional 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.

Do your best not to overthink bad habits. Just make some work. 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 get easily angered and yell at people easily?

Do they yell at their boss or coworkers?

This bad habit could lead them to blow up at the wrong person at the wrong time.

They could go further and become violent. They could end up getting escorted out of the building or worse, taken out in handcuffs.

Where do your characters’ bad habits lead them?

Do they end up losing their job and friendships?

Do they lose their apartment because they can’t hold down a job?

In other words, 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 10 Toxic Bad Habits That’ll Get Your Fictional Character Fired Quick helps you think through bad habits that’ll make your fictional character more dynamic and believable.

Happy writing 🙂



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10 Toxic Bad Habits That Look Normal to Your Fictional Character But Others See

1. They NEVER complement each other

2. They nag each other about stuff they don’t like

3. Both characters choose to ignore their problems with going on crazy trips and cruises

4. Both characters choose to cover their relationship problems with buying stuff for themselves and each other

5. The character gets upset and jealous when the other character has any normal level of interaction with other normal characters even to the point of jealousy over family members

6. They blame the other character for the emotions that they feel

7. They use the fact that there is a relationship to manipulate the other into doing things that want

8. They are passive-aggressive

9. They blame the other character for everything that is wrong in the relationship

10. They keep a record of everything the other character in the relationship has ever done wrong to them

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Bad habits make writers think about what goes on in a character’s mind.

Giving fictional characters bad habits is a good and natural way to create conflict and resolution between your characters.

Fictional 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.

Bad habits that look normal are hard to see but worth thinking about.

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

Do they constantly try to change each other?

Does one expect the other to work out?

Does one nag the other about little things constantly?

Do they talk through problems?

Do they let things bottle to and sweep things under the proverbial rug?

Where do your characters’ bad habits lead them?

Do they eventually blow up into a fit of rage?

Do they vent to friends and family about the other?

In other words, feel free to think through what bad habits you want them to have and how bad habits can affect each other and have a compound effect on your fictional character. I hope 10 Toxic Bad Habits That Look Normal to Your Fictional Character But Others See helps you think through possible bad habits for your fictional characters.

Happy writing 🙂



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How will you use bad habits in your writing to crush your fictional character’s relationships?

10 Toxic Bad Habits That’ll Crush Your Fictional Character’s Relationships

1. Your character is obnoxiously overdramatic

2. Becoming bitter and acting upon that bitterness

3. Not planning out important discussions

4. Being unforgiving

5. Wanting to talk out every little thing that “looks” like a problem

6. Avoiding talking about any problems to “avoid fighting”

7. Fighting in public or making a scene in public to manipulate the other character

8. Too much PDA that makes one character feel more uncomfortable than the other

9. One character continually believes that their significant other’s family is the problem

10. One character makes the other their pet project and tries to change them radically

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Bad habits make writers think about what goes on in a character’s mind.

Giving fictional characters bad habits is a good and natural way to create conflict and resolution between your characters.

Fictional 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?

Does one character not like their in-laws?

Do the in-laws, not like the new addition to the family?

Are their passive-aggressive remarks being made?

Do they talk badly about one another to other family members?

Do they let things bottle up and sweep things under the rug?

Where do your characters’ bad habits lead them?

Do they eventually blow up into a fit of rage?

Do they vent to friends and family about the other in-laws?

In other words, feel free to think through what bad habits you want them to have and how bad habits can affect each other and have a compound effect on your fictional character. We hope you enjoyed 10 Toxic Bad Habits That’ll Crush Your Fictional Character’s Relationships and that it helped you think more creatively about your characters and their possible bad habits.

Happy writing 🙂



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Writing villains is fun to think about, but the goal of writing villains and the art of writing worthy villains is becoming more and more complicated.

Villains are becoming more and more predictable. We as writers must begin to really rack our brains and gather our creative juices to give our readers enjoyable and compelling villains.

Not everyone enjoys the likely villain with the glowing green eyes and the fiery breath.

Some readers like hidden villains and the intelligent, cunning and conniving villain.

Hopefully, this post will help us think through what we want our villain to be and how we want our readers to perceive them.

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11 Tips How to Write Villains that Manipulate Their Prey

Write villains that are of a genius-level intelligence.

How do we write villains that are evil geniuses? How do we write villains that are believable?

Evil geniuses are a 50/50 for audiences. They either love or hate them, but that doesn’t matter. If we want to create a villain that is intelligent enough to know how to manipulate their prey they are going to have to be smarter than most people. 

If we are going to write villains and make them truly worthy and superior to any woebegone hero, making them a genius sometimes works best.

What are some ways you can make your villain look more like an evil genius?

Write villains with an obsession that leads them to dedicate all their brains to that end. Their obsession should be selfish in nature. They are not obsessed with solving world hunger and world peace. That may be their guise, but in reality, they are ultimately obsessed with their own selfish wants and desires.

They could be obsessed with finding immortality. They could be obsessed with power. They could be obsessed with a person that they just must have or be romantically involved with.

Ultimately their obsession will lead them into doing evil things to accomplish their goals.

They may design technology to do their bidding so that they can rule over anyone. They may use charm to attract the right people into their network to use them for their own purposes.

One thing remains clear: they are going to use their genius intelligence to manipulate people they want things from. 

They could be a philanthropist that feigns giving to charity so that they can get closer to those who have money and status.

They might play the victim and get others to feel bad for them and give them what they ultimately desire.

They may become a professor at a university so that they can use their intelligence and time to work on their evil projects in the background while looking as if they are a benevolent teacher who cares. All the while they are enjoying fooling everyone.

Write villains that like to do their work in the dark.

Manipulative villains get their kicks from working behind the scenes.

They actually get happy from planning and plotting evil acts that no one is expecting, especially not their targets.

Think of a stalker watching their prey from afar, but not just to watch, they are actually scheming how to attack their prey, but at the right moment.

They’ll work and wait for a time if they feel they need to.

I wouldn’t say they are usually patient people, but the really intelligent ones can be.

How do we write villains that like to work in the background? How do we write villains that don’t get caught working in the dark?

Some ways to carry this out:

Write villains that think outside their cultural system.

Have your villain be someone’s best friend for years only to turn on them when they least expect it.

Your villain could work his way up the company ladder just to destroy the business when she or he becomes authoritative enough to do so.

They could marry someone with the intent of taking everything from them and then moving on to the next prey.

Write villains that love to run experiments on their targets.

How do we write villains that run experiments on the innocent? How do we write villains that prey on the helpless?

Villains that want to manipulate their prey often end up running experiments on innocent people.

Think of Mr. Glass from the hit movie Unbreakable. He decided to run real to life experiments on the world and on many innocent people for the “greater good.”

Villains often love to use the “greater good” to justify what they want to do. Individuals don’t matter as much as the “goal” they are trying to achieve.

Mr. Glass would use his intelligence to create massive catastrophic events in the hopes of finding a superhuman.

When finally he explains himself to the hero revealing his deeds, he explains that he did it for himself and the world so they could know that there were superhumans in existence.

Villains like this will find ways to run experiments in real life so that they can change the world in a way that they think is best.

Write villains whose entire motive is to just gain more knowledge.

How do we write villains that care for nothing more than knowledge? How do we write villains that will do anything to anyone without caring at all to get it?

This type of villain is interesting and terrifying because they have nothing to gain or lose other than learning new knowledge and they are willing to do anything to gain new knowledge.

They are willing to kill or hurt anyone to learn, and the victim will have no idea what’s going on until it is too late.

Imagine falling asleep in your bed and waking up later in a labyrinth where half of the place is safe and half of the maze is set up with electric shock traps. Imagine working your way through this maze over the course of two years only to find out in the end that it was just one experiment so that a mad scientist could observe you and learn from your experiment.

That’s creepy.

This villain isn’t concerned about money or jail or any of the normal things in life. They will do anything to anyone at any time all in the name of science and learning, only to be never satisfied with what they learned and only wanting to know more.

Write villains that never want to stop.

They don’t repent and they don’t relent. They only pretend to stop if they feel that it will buy them more time to come up with another scheme to be free to continue to seek out more prey.

Since they don’t ever want to stop this desire leads many of them to seek out immortality.

What are some ways that manipulate villains can live forever?

Does your villain find a way to transfer their consciousness to someone else?

Do they figure out how to surgically put their brain into someone else’s body?

Write villains that want immortality more than anything else in existence.

They could manipulate someone by telling them that they could give them eternal life by putting them into someone else’s body, but in reality, they had targeted this individual for their wealth and status and were planning on taking their body for themself the entire time.

Does your villain make an elixir that they can drink to live longer? Does this elixir have to be made with other humans’ vitality?

Your hero could live in a world where the rich prey on the poor and weak by making this elixir from other humans. The poor can’t afford it, and the rich don’t care. The company that makes it actually buys and kidnaps people from the poor class in order to make it.

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Write villains that take advantage of the weak and helpless.

Think of Mister Sinister from the X-Men comics. He took advantage of the victims in the WWII concentration camps and ran genetic experiments on them. They couldn’t protect themselves or fight against the injustice, and he really relished not having to do much work to get more subjects for his sinister experiments.

Mister Sinister used their disadvantages to bring down the cost and work of his experiments on his prey.

Think about your villain.

What in society can they take advantage of to prey on the vulnerable and the weak?

Who in their general sphere is vulnerable?

Who would they find in their town that they could manipulate?

Do they live in a small town where they can get away with a lot without being noticed?

Or do they live in a big city where people go missing too often for the police to be able to get a handle on it?

Write villains that would do anything to achieve their goals.

Write villains that enjoy using their prey’s own thoughts and feelings about life against them.

Nothing brings a true manipulative villain more joy than seeing their arch enemy agonizing over their own worldviews being twisted and diluted before their very eyes.

The villain loves to get inside the head of their prey and cause them great amounts of psychological pain in order to crush their spirit.

Try to find ways for your villain to take advantage of their prey by getting into their mind. Figuring out their values. Figuring out what they hold dear and then figuring out how to take it away from them.

In this way, the villain can relish twisting and manipulating their prey emotionally. And sometimes killing the hero’s spirit is more painful and devastating than destroying them physically.

Write villains that know how to carry out plans against their prey that leaves the villain looking innocent.

In Darkseid’s story, he agrees to a peace treaty on the grounds that he gets control of his enemy’s son. 

He planned out the whole thing perfectly so the son was able to escape, seemingly all on his own. This made it look as if the son broke the treaty. This enabled Darkseid to attack as he pleased without it looking like he purposely broke the treaty.

Figure out ways to allow your villain to carry out his or her evil deeds all while making himself look innocent of any of it. Maybe even making him look as though he is there to help amidst the carnage that he himself planned out.

Write villains that were first victims themselves.

We see this a lot in stories. The villain becomes a villain after being beaten up or abused by others.

In the Joker, we see him as a normal person, for the most part, trying to be a valued member of society, but random members of society keep taking advantage of him and treating him poorly.

After a certain amount of time and finding out the truth about his mother, he gives in to his anger and turmoil and starts doing villainous acts.

What is your villain’s back story?

What drove them into their madness?

What events in their life led them to their worldview being skewed?

What led your villain to want to exact revenge on people?

Write villains that have strange beliefs.

The evil titan Thanos in the comics was obsessed with death and wanted to court her. He tried to figure out what would draw her attention towards him.

He was extremely intelligent and was able to create many machines. He used them to try to murder as many beings as he could as a gift or gesture towards death. He used mass murder in order to gain her affection.

What type of strange beliefs might your villain have that make her or him carry out evil against the innocent?

Write villains that have accomplished the ultimate achievement of convincing all the heroes that they are actually a hero as well until their evil plan is complete.

Has your villain grown up with the hero and always been by their side helping and assisting, almost like a sidekick?

In the shadows, the reader is able to see how the sidekick struggles with a dark side. Maybe they have unspoken jealousy for the hero?

Maybe they just desire to do evil but suppress it because they know it isn’t right and they don’t want to disappoint anyone?

Maybe your villain has been heroic in the open, but in the dark, they have been carrying out evil acts in secret for years?

If it is at all possible, figure out how to make this type of villain have a large world plan that is achieved before anyone realizes what is going on.

This will have great conflict and affect your hero and thus your reader.

I hope this helps!

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1. They take their significant other for granted

2. They betray their significant other’s trust too many times

3. They won’t give the other character any personal time or space

4. They are always comparing their boyfriend or girlfriend to others

5. They have unrealistic expectations

6. They stop caring about their hygiene

7. They stop caring about the way they look and dress

8. One character has deep insecurity issues

9. One character continually finds excuses not to do any work

10. One character finds out the other is spying on them in their free time

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Bad habits make writers think about what goes on in a character’s mind.

Giving fictional characters bad habits is a good and natural way to create conflict and resolution between your characters.

Fictional 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?

Has your character been spying on their significant other?

Do they get caught?

Do they find out more than they ever wanted to know?

Do they get a restraining order?

Do the authorities get involved?

Where do your characters’ bad habits lead them?

Do they get jail time?

Do they lose friends and family?

In other words, feel free to think through what bad habits you want them to have and how bad habits can affect each other and have a compound effect on your fictional character. We hope you are able to use 10 Toxic Bad Relationship Habits That Will Leave Your Fictional Character Single to help you think through creative bad habits for your stories.

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1. Trying to always help the other person and never asking for help

2. Moving in together before marrying

3. Always paying for everything and not letting the other person pay for anything

4. Never dreaming with the other person and always smashing “Dream Talks” where the other can dream about the future

5. Being overly passive and always giving in to what the significant other wants

6. Wishing the significant other acted more like your character’s other friends or family

7. Being Jealous of other relationships

8. Comparing the relationship to other peoples’ relationships and whether or not what they have is better

9. Using Scare tactics and fear to manipulate them into being the person you want them to be

10. Worshiping your significant other

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Toxic bad habits like these help writers think about what goes on in a character’s mind.

Giving fictional characters toxic bad habits is a good and natural way to create conflict and resolution between your characters.

Fictional 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.

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

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

Do your characters move in with each other?

New studies are showing surprisingly that couples that move in together and even sleep together before marriage are not as happy as couples that wait for marriage. Even more of these move-in couples end up in divorce than those that wait.

How can you use these new cultural ideas to shape a story into a surprise that your readers aren’t expecting?

Do they find out more about their partner than they wanted to know?

Do they get into more fights after moving in?

Do they annoy each other in ways they didn’t expect?

Where do your character’s bad habits lead them?

Do they lose a friend?

Do they lose an apartment after a breakup?

In other words, feel free to think through what bad habits you want them to have and how bad habits can affect each other and have a compound effect on your fictional character. We hope that 10 Toxic Bad Habits For Your Fictional Character’s Relationship that Are Surprisingly Dangerous helps you think through writing ideas that will help make your fictional characters come to life.

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Minacious bad habits are bad habits that are threatening. By creating bad habits that threaten your character’s relationship you have a great set up for potentially interesting conflict amongst your characters.

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1. Desiring their attention above anyone else’s

2. Telling a lie to guard their feelings

3. Never disagreeing on anything

4. Playing “the game”

5. Posting everything on social media

6. Making the other character their god

7. Being jealous of their significant other’s achievements

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Questions to ponder:

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

Do they play games in the relationship?

It is commonly thought that some “games” are necessary to keep things rolling in the relationship, but using these manipulative tactics can have tremendous negative consequences.

How can you use the “normal” relationship games to cause conflict in your fictional characters’ relationships?

Does one character secretly take revenge on the other when they feel slighted instead of talking it out?

Do they ruin a piece of their clothing on purpose because they are mad at them?

Do they choose to press their buttons hoping it will lead to a resolution?

Where do your character’s bad habits lead them?

Do they break up?

Do they end up fighting more?

Does it get violent?

Do they lose an apartment after the breakup?

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4. Never complimenting the other person or saying thank you

5. Always looking for the wrong the other person did and complaining about it

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8. Never learning how to compromise and create a win-win scenario in the relationship

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

Do they get easily angered and yell at the drop of a hat?

Maybe they punch walls and doors out of their uncontrolled anger issues?

This bad habit could lead them to break their hand.

They could go further and become violent in the home leading to abuse, police calls and jail time.

Where do your characters’ bad habits lead them?

Do they end up losing their marriage and family at the same time?

Are bad habits a part of your decision making in how your character acts toward other characters? Do your character’s bad habits affect the way that other characters think about them?

In other words, feel free to think through what bad habits you want them to have and how bad habits can affect each other and have a compound effect on your fictional character. I hope these bad relationship habits that’ll haunt your fictional character help you get creative ideas for writing.

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Bad habits writers think about what goes on in the mind of a character.

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.

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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?

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Use bad habits as a writing tool for fictional characters. Write bad habits into their character traits and they will be more familiar to your reader. Use this bad habit list to help as writing prompts for your fictional characters in your stories.

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1. Not cleaning the toilet seat

2. Talking with a full mouth

3. Overuse of swearing

4. Being a worrywart

5. Oversleeping

6. Being late because of lack of sleep

7. Checking your hair every hour all-day

8. Addiction to speeding

9. Judging everyone

10. Mooching

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Bad habits can lead to certain consequences. 

Will they get injured because of their bad choices?

Will they lose friends?

Will they lose money?

Will they grow in debt?

Write some of your fictional characters with these personal bad habits in order to make them appear to be bad with certain habits.

Why you would want to be thinking about bad habits for your fictional characters that you are writing?

Bad habits help your audience resonate with your characters.

They make our characters more believable and more human.

Adding a few bad habits to our characters including personal bad habits will make them more enjoyable to our readers. After all, no human is perfect and that should include not all but most of our fictional characters.

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