Do you ever think about the notion that your Fictional characters may actually Exist?

[girlsearching]

Originally Posted by girlsearching

My Character is a Extraterrorestrial he is the smallest alien (inspired Prince Rogers Nelson)on his planet , he is 5.5 ft he faces heightism from his society because the rest of the aliens are 6.6 and 7.7 feet tall.

Zerah Malay's human form is also inspired by British artist, Zayn Javadd Malik with Prince Rogers Nelson's stature .

Zerah's alien form is a humanoid Energy Being and his zodiac constellation is the Capricorn (Sea-Goat) . the capricorn zodiac constellation is the smallest one.

[DesertRose]

I don't know if this is true, but I once heard someone say that everything you can imagine exists somewhere on some level..
Because everything is connected, if it didn't exist you wouldn't be able to imagine it..
I think it's an interesting thought..

[girlsearching]

Originally Posted by ScorpioRising

I don't know if this is true, but I once heard someone say that everything you can imagine exists somewhere on some level..
Because everything is connected, if it didn't exist you wouldn't be able to imagine it..
I think it's an interesting thought..

I wholeheartedly agree with you Scorpio Rising.

[girlsearching]

to a local rapper named Delly Bandz a.k.a. Shawndell Summerville. I personally think he is a cutie pie with his short self. He has a familial look, and also looks ambiguous. Delly Bandz and Prince Rogers Nelson (R.I.P.) are both the inspiration of this one Alien/Humanoid character for a story I have.

[Sir Neil]

Years ago, I wrote part of a story as a means of ‘creating’ my ideal girl at the time. I would say that she manifested in later years, but as two different people.

[Traveler]

I think if enough people think about them then they do become 'real'. At least in another dimension.

[Altair]

They're called fictional for a reason. Products of the human brain, but we humans can convince ourselves that what our mind thinks about must be real somewhere, but often it's just a spark of electricity in our brain with no actual reality.

[girlsearching]

Originally Posted by Traveler

I think if enough people think about them then they do become 'real'. At least in another dimension.

That is what I believe too that maybe what we think about is real in another dimension of what we can see.

[Sir Neil]

Originally Posted by Altair

They're called fictional for a reason. Products of the human brain, but we humans can convince ourselves that what our mind thinks about must be real somewhere, but often it's just a spark of electricity in our brain with no actual reality.

But if you think about them often enough, and crucially, BELIEVE that they are real, then they will start to manifest in real life. Fiction could be a channelling from the higher power, to show us what exactly is possible.

[Altair]

Originally Posted by Sir Neil

But if you think about them often enough, and crucially, BELIEVE that they are real, then they will start to manifest in real life. Fiction could be a channelling from the higher power, to show us what exactly is possible.

Millions of kids believe in Santa Claus. And over here we have something similar with ''Saint Nicholas''. They all think about him often enough, for weeks, in anticipation of presents. And they believe that he is real. This tradition is old as well. So he should've been real by now... on his white horse, galloping on the roof, and taking bad children back to Spain.