I asked this of artist, now for Writers!

[kaylynx]

I've come to realize that I really enjoy writing banter. Like, everything I do has some kind of banter, mostly sarcastic / friends giving each other shit kinda thing. Since realizing this, I've started getting really goofy and just putting in vines and memes into my writing lol. Especially to break up some tension!

I also really love to write tender moments.

Unfortunately, while most of my stories have a lot of action, I'm not always the best when it comes to action scenes. Shrug.

[Manyana]

Good for you! I always wanted to write action but I'm no good in that stuff.

[hpkomic]

A good way to practice is to describe a favorite action scene from a movie or something along those lines. Have a clear visual representation to work with and try your best to describe the flow of motion with poetic language.

[Manyana]

Thanks for the advice!

[NinaWrites]

I love to write scenes where the character fight against all odd. I guess the rise of a stronger MC after being taken down. Lol

[LunarScyphozoa]

I love to write scenes with lots of stress,

[nkapit]

I like sad scenes, they’re not comfortable and they’re not easy to write

[tamapochi]

I wasn't quite sure at first but after browsing through some of my old writings, I realised that I definitely like writing nonsensical stuff especially when the tone of the narrator or the general setting seems serious. I just find the contradiction hilarious. Honestly, my writing just unconsciously goes to that direction. I remember trying to make a dark fic but once I got deeper into writing the story it just turned... more comedic than horror xD

[Jwebtoons]

I like writing emotional scenes. The kind of moment where the character will be overwhelmed with an emotion due to the experience they've had up to that point. This can be something like reuniting with a loved one and being overwhelmed with happiness or discovering a friend is a traitor and being overwhelmed with rage. I like the happy moments a little more than others.

[DesiredUsernameTaken]

Hmm... You said ONE, but I hope this counts because I've got a "grouping". My favorite scenes to write and to read are anything with intense emotions!

1. A reunion after a long time, either between family members, or friends who were looking for each other, or a couple that had been separated. 1b) Doesn't have to be a happy reunion. It can be like, two people meeting after having left on a super bad note and now they're all, "I've finally found you "
2. When justice is served
3. Or even when revenge is served, because emotions are still running high
4. Huge dramatic arguments where one or the other says something they shouldn't have, and it ends in silence. Soap operas can be great
5. Any joyous scene that could also serve as a memory a character recalls as a moment of peace, or happiness
6. Twists, because they're a huge, "OH NO!" moment. It's great when the characters realize they gone done miscalculated.

Any of these scenes can be done poorly, so it's really dependent on how I manage to write it, and, of course, the lead up to the payoff. If there's no proper lead up, I won't feel the payoff the way I should. If there is, then these scenes always serve as a milestone for me, and encourages me to write so that I can get to them.

[mrsubhanshud0]

I like to write massacres and dark things.
Don't think of me as some psychopath since there are specific reasons for those actions.

[tapiyokastudios]

I suppose I get a kick from writing emotionally intimate scenes. E.g. an important childhood memory. Any sort of significant revelation within the story, it is kind of like finally unveiling a spoiler (idea) to myself.

-Leon