Which characters do you tend to model after yourself?

[TheYaoiEmpire]

My characters tend to reflect different emotions. Some of them I use to vent through or just to get out certain feelings I have. This does allow them to grow as characters because eventually they end up just serming to write themselves.

[QueenofBabyLoon]

I can be an angsty, angry little beast. There is a lot of opinionated bottle up in this not-so-tiny body of mine. I would most probably drive the reader insane if I were to model the protagonists, who anyways get all the airtime, after me. This is assuming people read my work of course.

Some authors can pull a Raskolnikov character off amazingly (like, uh, Dostoevsky, the guy who invented Raskolnikov) as a protagonist. I couldn't. Antagonist it is, baby.

[Random_Guy]

It has come to my attention that there is a third background character.

[DualDragons]

Make that a fourth

[FenneFox]

Generally both antagonists and protagonists to a certain degree. For instance, if I'm going for an antagonist, I take the aspects of myself that I think could be villainous and use that and vice versa for a protagonist. Guess my somewhat contradictory personality can help sometimes.

[Tamachii]

Mooost of my major protags/antags etc are based on people I know...

[darkone4587]

I'm a background character so I model for background characters.