May 2025

How To Avoid Writing Cardboard Characters Into Fiction

Writers need to know that their characters have to be accessible to readers, and easily relatable. Sure, make them fly and breathe fire if you must, but also show us their vulnerabilities. We want to believe they are more like us than we are prepared to admit. It makes us want to get to know them more because it reminds us of our own foibles.

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Rainbow Love, Pride, and One Awkward Misunderstanding

A well-meaning heterosexual, expresses a desire to be an ally for the LGBTQ+ community while acknowledging their confusion about identities. An encounter with an old friend reveals a misunderstanding of the term “rainbow baby,” highlighting the importance of listening and being educated. The author is committed to continued learning and authenticity.

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The Perfect Cold Case is Best

A perfect cold case originates from restraint, anonymity, and absence of emotional connection. It lacks a narrative, leading to forgetfulness over time. As public interest wanes, resources shift, leaving these cases unresolved, not due to justice, but because curiosity diminishes. The silence of a cold case offers safety and distance.

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Exploring The Dirty Rabbit Hole Podcast: A Unique Take on Relationships

As of April 2025, The Dirty Rabbit Hole Podcast by Michael Forman, while not featured in major charts, has built a devoted following through frank discussions on intimacy and relationships. It is available on popular platforms and holds a 3.5-star rating on Apple Podcasts, reflecting a positive listener reception.

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