Does the blackpill expose fiction character writers as being full of shit?

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Writers (novelists, tv/film producers etc) claim they know all about human nature, and entire books have been written about how to write deep and believable characters. And yet, how can the realities of the blackpill coexist with the shit they tell us? I'm currently reading some books about character development and how to depict emotion, because I myself am taking a jab at writing a book, and I've already seen a bunch of claims/suggestions about how people behave that sounds like utter bluepill bullshit.

These books talk about human beings as if they are extremely deep, complex etc but is this even true? Is character development in fiction actually just a bullshit pseudoscience? Are human beings even remotely as complicated as they are being made out to be by character writers? We are told that these books show can teach us how to make realistic feeling characters, and yet characters in fiction almost never behave as they do in real life, because that would mean blackpilling the masses (or even just the actual authors themselves, who are probably also bluepilled).
 
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Nah.

bluepilled ideas doesn't mean you cannot grasp larger aspects of human behavior.

this is stupid.
 
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Humans aren’t that complex tbh. We also do stuff based on our instincts and mentalities, and authors who try to make humans seem complex are just trying to seem deep or smart themselves. Even though there are outliers, most humans have similar taste in attractiveness, fashion, architecture, and all that shit. Most humans experience emotions in a similar way, and character development is based on character experiences and instinct, but I think most humans remain largely similar throughout our lives, we just grow up and get more mature. ASOIAF is a pretty good series and takes course over many years and I think character development is natural there. It’s also pretty based and blackpilled, contrary to many other authors who write bluepilled stories and characters. Or they write blackpilled stories while they are bluepilled, because blackpill is based on human nature and instinct, they just don’t realize what they are telling
 
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Yeah alot of writers project their own beliefs onto people that are not them

A white intellectual man is not a jock nor a dummy

Nor a black man nor a woman

For example alot of MALE authors write women in romance novels who fall in love like a MAN would rather than behave more like a real life emotionally unstable illogical foid
 
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Name checks out :soy::soy::soy::soy:
 
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Human behavior is no different from the way a wild animal behaves. The only difference is that we have heightened self awareness
 
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I agree, what tf did the meme that humans are very complex and nuance people come from in fiction if I look at the average normie it's the opposite.
 
I agree, what tf did the meme that humans are very complex and nuance people come from in fiction if I look at the average normie it's the opposite.
THIS.

The average person is bland as bread.
 
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It's fucking fiction

If it had any real semblance of truth it would be non fiction
 
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