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I belong in the category that just writes, lol.

The way I differentiate my character dialogues is by adding different quirks to the way they speak. Examples include short sentences for the quiet person, stuttering if they are nervous, dialect if you want to jump down that rabbit hole. Heck I even had one chacter refer to herself in third...

Just turn it off when you want to get work done. Or even better, give it to a trusted friend who's nearby.

Might as well describe what happened in 3rd person. I never liked long monologues because spacing always looked weird when I broke them apart into multiple paragraphs. As for one giant paragraph, I tend to avoid putting anything over 3 lines.

Alysha, an 8-year-old girl got into wood carving under the influence of mc. Her parents aren't very happy about her playing with knives, but she's obsessed with wood carving.

"The truth is...You're the one that killed them. I'm sorry you had to find out this way. I wanted to protect you from the truth, hoping you would never find out, my beloved."

Instead of trying to figure out symbolism, I prefer to add subtle implications that can tell more about the situation if the reader wants to dig into it.

Depends on which world I find myself in. If it's the mc's original world, then that's just an alternate earth. If its the world in the first arc and 2nd arc, then I have a 50%. After that, I'm dead.

How about you just start a new book and use the characters? Scribble hub has an "adopted from" relationship for a reason.

"You build a man a fire, you keep him warm for the night. You set him on fire, you keep him warm for the rest of his life." This just sticks in my mind because of how well it parodies the original saying

I set a minimum number for how many words per chapter. Until I reach that point, I continue writing. In my current book, that's 3k.

At this point, I'm just writing for fun. However much I get done is however much I post. No point in stockpiling when I don't plan on a set schedule.

Go around acting different roles with the different skills and leave a series of disappearing cases.

A spell to gaslight someone. With enough imagination, I can manipulate people however I want.

Had to nerf the mc somehow. Otherwise, it would be a short story and author doesn't earn much money.

Just don't think about it that way. I try to keep things simple if possible or just avoid the problem by not explaining things.

No, if I was being devoured I want be killed with the slower option

If it were me, leg first. That way there's a chance of survival.

What if I write a fan-fiction based on my own work? I would need to create another account to do so and it would be some work, but it would be good promotional material. Just a random thought.