Your Favorite Part of Writing a Story

Killing the love interest. :weird

Cliffhangers. :tehe:
Readers hate them, but I can't help but write them.

I love writing major events. Getting huge plot twists onto paper really makes writing feel so worthwhile.

Also, I love putting in those little plot turns that just come to mind as the author is writing it. It makes me feel kinda like God in a way. :XD

I love having the idea and planning out the little details.

My favourite part is creating the characters.
I always feel like I know them personally.
:cute:

Ending a chapter, I love doing it on a really strong, memorable line, to keep the reader wanting more.

Letting out personal feelings in a ~secretive way that nobody else knows except for me. I think I do that in every story I write. :tehe:

LakeEffectKid:

I love actually getting to write down those scenes that have been stuck in my head, and piecing everything together.

Yes! I feel great when I get things to link up. :crazy:

I also hate when I don't have paper. I start writing the scenes in my head and I know I'll forget them if I don't write them down immediately. It super bugs me. But when I do have paper, I can't seem to write...

I love explaining emotions, in good, raw detail.
:shifty

Sometimes it's just lying in bed and make believing the plot.
Or smoking a cigarette and doing the same thing.

druscilla's wrists.:

Sometimes it's just lying in bed and make believing the plot.
Or smoking a cigarette and doing the same thing.

Amen to that.
Also. Like. When I very first get the idea, and I spend ages on my phone just typing it out. :XD It's the best.

Writing the part that I had in mind that stemmed the whole story.

Writing a person that I want people to hate.

Also, as Sam said, writing the part of the story that I've had in my head that inspired the story.

Tom Fletcher.:

Writing the part that I had in mind that stemmed the whole story.

:cheese: YESYESYES. :cheese:

Describing the place in which the characters are set to exist... it simply takes all my time to describe each thing that caught their eyes, and the time used for that simple scene is worth it.

I love writing things that torture readers a bit - slight mentions of the past without going into detail, cliffhangers, etc.
Ending the story is my favorite. Tying everything together and trying to end it with that perfect moment...:yah

Beginings, to begin building up all that you have planned, lovely feeling :tehe:

Writing a very emotional scene, especially where a character is shouting at another character.

The funny parts. :cute:
It's all based on experience, so... :tehe:

I love creating the characters. My stories are very character-driven, and so I usually come up with them first and then weave the plot around them. I have this problem though, of getting so wrapped-up in creating the characters that the story never gets finished or even written haha.