madhuvanthi

I would never ever write a post about how I’m a “soul” when I see anyone who is. I’m not even one of those people who can’t “read” me, so I guess I’m not that bad at it.

When I first started blogging I used to go to my friend and he would say “you’re a very creative soul” and I would just laugh and think “oh my God, what a funny guy. I am so not a creative soul.

The thing is I have so many great ideas. It seems I have so many brilliant ideas for my videos and my writing and my artwork. But it seems I don’t know anyone who has so many brilliant ideas.

That’s why we at B-Vee are here to help you. We are here to help you be creative. We are here to help you break out of the programming and creative bubble. We are here to help you find yourself, because in the end we are all just a bunch of people who love to laugh at ourselves.

The two main things that I find most disturbing about my work are its lack of artistic references and its lack of clear and detailed descriptions of the characters (the main characters) and their personalities. It’s hard to describe the characters without seeing their faces. And that’s the big problem, though. Because I’m a bad guy and I don’t know their mind-set, I’m not really interested in the characters. So what does my work say about the characters and their personalities? Not much.

Well, at least there is your point that I was making, and I’m sorry if I sounded like a jerk about it. It’s hard to think clear thoughts and descriptions without them. When I get too bogged down in the details of characters, their actions, or their relationships, I tend to just do it on my own without the benefit of a character-driven narrative.

That’s not to say I wasn’t happy with the characters I came up with for madhuvanthi. It was, however, hard to nail down what actually happened in the story.

I guess what I am saying is that I think it would be much easier to write a story if you weren’t trying to think so much about what’s going on. Maybe that’s just me being old fashioned, but I think I would be much more successful if I just kept it all in my head like a movie or a book.

I think that the most important thing is to think your character as a living being as well as a fiction. If you write yourself into a story, you are putting yourself into the shoes of the character. Not only does this make you the character but it makes the story more real for everyone else who reads your story. The more real you make the story, the more it will sell more ebooks, and the more people who read it will be able to relate to it.

Madhuvanthi is the new hero of the story, an 18-year-old man with no memory of who he is or what happened to him in the past. This is a very realistic character and one who has to be made real somehow. It’s one of those characters that you can’t just “make up” because you don’t know who he is. He’s a bit of a mystery and it makes sense for the storyline to be that way.