So, how do you pick on married life, but not let it get too personal.  I mean, if we simply talk about generic husbands and wives we may give the impression that it’s our husband or wife that’s saying or doing the wrong types of things.

A short time ago, I came up with the idea of having fictional characters.  Having a little bit of fiction in my past¹ I thought it would be neat to come up with some fictional characters that could have interactions.

This morning, in the shower², it hit me.  I have a fiction site, full of characters with different backgrounds, and I’ve been wanting to write autobiographies for, and they also have lots of history.  They also have photos selected for them, and I could reference times in their lives that are actually written.

It might work, it might flop.

But I figure it might be fun to try.  So what I’ll do over the next week is introduce you to some of the couples that inhabit my fiction site (it’ll also give me more reason to keep posting parts of the story over there…) and give them their own pages and room for growth, and then we can either look at some of the lies that the wives believed over there, or come up with new ones involving their lives.

1. Albeit not very good fiction—fiction of the teen fiction kind.
2. One of the best places for me to think, btw!