Alright, let me walk you through this whole ‘sinner gf’ thing I was messing around with recently. It started off kinda vague, just this phrase popped into my head, maybe from a song or something, I dunno.
First off, I had to figure out what I even wanted to do with it. Sounded a bit edgy, maybe a little dramatic. My first thought was, okay, let’s not take this too seriously. Like, is this some kind of character concept? Or just a feeling?
I decided to treat it like a little creative challenge. Like, how could you explore this idea without it being super dark or preachy? So, I grabbed my notebook, the beat-up one I use for everything.
Getting Started
I just started jotting down ideas. What makes someone a ‘sinner’ in a kinda playful, everyday way? Forget the big, heavy stuff. I was thinking more like:
- Always leaves the teabag in the sink.
- Claims she hasn’t seen the chocolate bar wrapper near her side of the sofa.
- Maybe ‘borrows’ hoodies and they just… vanish.
- Sings off-key, really loudly, in the car.
You know, minor stuff. More mischievous than genuinely bad. That felt more fun, more real.
Building the Idea
So, I kinda leaned into that. Sketched out a rough character profile based on these little ‘sins’. Not a drawing, more like notes. Gave her some contradictory traits. Maybe she’s super messy but incredibly loyal. Tells white lies but is fiercely protective of her friends. That kind of dynamic seemed interesting.
The process was pretty basic: just brainstorming and writing down phrases or short scenarios. I tried writing a tiny scene, just a conversation, to see if the ‘voice’ felt right. It was mostly trial and error. Some ideas felt flat, others made me chuckle.
Didn’t use any special software or anything. Just pen, paper, and letting my mind wander a bit. It wasn’t about creating some masterpiece, more about exploring the label itself. How labels like that can be kinda silly or maybe hide something more complex underneath.
Wrapping Up
In the end, what did I get? Mostly a page of messy notes and a slightly better feel for this quirky character concept. It’s not really finished, just an exploration. It was a decent way to spend an afternoon, though. Made me think about how we pin labels on people, even in jest.
Yeah, that was pretty much it. Just my little journey with that phrase. Nothing earth-shattering, just going through the motions of turning a weird phrase into something a bit more tangible. Simple as that.
