What do you do when you are madly in love with a fictional character?

Find ways to remember your character.

1. Reread or rewatch the parts of the book or show where your fictional love appears.
2. Look for other ways to keep the character in front of you, whether writing your own fan fiction, or drawing the character so you can see him again.

What if all fictional character came to life?

Originally Answered: What if all fictional characters came to life? The short answer is the universe could be a bloody mess, or it could be just as normal. The short answer is the universe could be a bloody mess, or it could be just as normal.

Why do I get obsessed with fictional characters?

Dill-Shackleford says that characters are often avatars for us, and we let ourselves feel feelings through them even if we can’t relate to everything they’re going through. “[With] someone who you’ve followed over a career or long periods of your life, you do feel like you know them,” Dr. Dill-Shackleford says.

Do fictional worlds actually exist?

Fictional worlds do not exist because they are by definition, fictional. However, it could be possible for a real world to be found that resembles a fictional world in some ways.

Can you shift as a fictional character?

“No matter what anyone says, you can shift into any fictional 2-D or 3-D world. It’s a part of your subconscious, so it will end up feeling real,” Jade expressed. Shifters use what is called “scripting” to plan important parts of their experience.

How do you know if you’re obsessed with a fictional character?

If you ever find yourself experiencing any of the following, not necessarily in this order, you’ll know you’re on the road to becoming completely obsessed with a fictional character. 1. Initial interest/attraction This one’s a no-brainer. If you ever find a new character to be interesting and/or attractive in any way, you’re doomed.

How many times have you worried about a fictional hero?

Five: You have, on multiple occasions, worried about and/or prayed for a fictional hero before remembering that he was fictional. Six: You have had debates with your friends who have read the same book over who would actually be the best person to date/marry the hero of the story.

Do you find character flaws to be a good thing?

Every character has flaws, and you’ll probably figure them out once the character’s past is revealed. Whether the character is a liar or a narcissist, flaws will give him or her more depth. The more room a character has to improve, the more you’ll see of them. To me, that’s a good thing!

Why would you want to be the heroine of your favorite book?

One: The main reason you would want to be the heroine of your favorite book is because of the hero, not because of her good qualities or exciting life (although that’s a nice bonus, of course). Two: Every time he says anything romantic to the heroine, you sigh.