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So I'm FINALLY getting around to doing more work on personality. I'm going to finish off the hobbies and start on the likes, dislikes and topics of interest.

 

But those aren't really well defined in the guides, so I was wondering if this list is good. But is acne scar removal a good topic of interest? If anyone has a good list of general likes, dislikes and hobbies it would be much appreciated.

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Personally I have a hard time imagining Vinyl being interested in anything OTHER than acne scar removal.

 

DJ by night, but dermatologist by day!

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I would say: AT&T, Atheism, Halibut, Network Switches, Roof Repair, Vertical Jump. Yup. This is best way to describe Vinyl...

 

But seriously. Aren't You overdoing Her a little bit?

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Basically for a topic of interest would be something she's interested in. Could be some arcane subject such as World World II or the Roman Republic.

 

When I constructed Chess's Likes, Dislikes, Hobbies, and Topics of Interest, I pretty much used this and this.

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So the words in question are interchangeable, sort of? A hobby can also be a like, and a topic of interest's negative can be a dislike?

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I consider a hobby an interest someone likes to do/look at, etc, in their free time, while a topic of interest is a specific topic someone is interested in. For instance, WWII can be a topic of interest, but I wouldn't say it's a hobby.

 

For instance, here's the Attributes chart for my tulpa:

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I was wondering. Would it be better for someone to not have isolated likes and dislikes but have each trait have likes and dislikes as a result? If I remember correctly, this is how the guides say it, but this thread implies that they are standalone. Thoughts?

[Note: Opinions]

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That's how mine went with all of the umbrella trait stuff I did. Her likes and dislikes just appeared as a result of certain traits being there.

Orange juice helps with concentration headaches.

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