You're a fiction writer. Perhaps you're writing in-depth about marriages pertaining to your fictional characters in novels, stories, scripts, or plays. You're writing dialogue, behaviors, tag lines, emotions, and gestures in your works.
In marriage as an adult, as in family life as a child, you experience the upward gush of your own infancy. Here's how to analyze the motives and reasons for choices, decisions, or transcending past actions, for each of your fictional character's hidden choices and behaviors.
You're writing about the upward gush of your character's infancy in situations where what behaviors are banked later are spent on the next generation or in marriages, careers, life choices, and roads to closures, transcending past choices, moving on, and making new decisions. Here's how to analyze what may motivate each of your fictional characters.
In marriage as an adult, as in family life as a child, you experience the upward gush of your own infancy. Here's how to analyze the motives and reasons for choices, decisions, or transcending past actions, for each of your fictional character's hidden choices and behaviors.
You're writing about the upward gush of your character's infancy in situations where what behaviors are banked later are spent on the next generation or in marriages, careers, life choices, and roads to closures, transcending past choices, moving on, and making new decisions. Here's how to analyze what may motivate each of your fictional characters.
