Favorite kinds of scenes to write? Vs. the ones you hate?

[WhaleSprite]

I like writing fighting scenes from the technical to the emotional aspect. Characters bashing each other till one is dead just feeds my violent urges that I was unable to release to society.

I hate writing exposition and sometimes wish I could just draw it.

Haha I hate exposition, too.

I want to learn to like making fight scenes since I'll be using them a lot in my current story I'm writing.

 

[Alfir]

Haha I hate exposition, too.

I want to learn to like making fight scenes since I'll be using them a lot in my current story I'm writing.

I tend to appreciate fights in power fantasies, like shonen level gamer-like microsecond exchanges. Still, it could vary a lot depending on genre.

 

[Kamael89]

I dislike writing about inner emotional thing. It feels hammy.

 

[Zagaroth]

I love writing slice of life and wholesome stuff as well as romantic/sexual tension build up, but stop it there.

I can really enjoy writing fight scenes, if it lives in my head vividly enough to readily translate into words.

I don't care to read or write sex scenes. I may *summarize* a scene if there is enough emotional weight behind what is going on to be important. My most recent one summarized a sex scene in four paragraphs, and the events were very drawn out over the evening, and at no point was I explicit about any details. I only did that much because one of the three involved needed the high emotional method of build up and release.