Male Character Ideas Novels & Stories

Sure, he'd get a little mad at the situation, but he's a man of reason nonetheless. (*Originally alpha male: this is the word for male personality type. A person who is confident, attractive to women, easy to approach, has leadership qualities and wide social connections, belongs to the type of person who likes to show off. Slightly opposite to beta male: less open and attractive to women, more inclined to intellectual activities.)

He seemed interested. “A writer, maybe?” I grinned. He chuckled lightly. “I've read a lot of books and it's given me this hunger to write mine. I wanna create characters and weave their perfect worlds…” “Right. Are your male characters gonna be hot, sexy, and macho? Are they gonna be as obsessive as me?” “No…” “No?” He scoffed between smiles. “Girl, you better make me the muse for those male characters or they're gonna come out all stale and sloppy.”

I doubt we are in the frame. Mave’s face split to a grin of approval. ‘Seems Greg’s preference is guys, but that is risky so he hires women dressed as men and dominates them and finishes with the sex act, so that he fits the heterosexual world of conventions.’ ‘Like ... turns them into a woman during the act. Never heard of that one. Is that a variation of liking effeminate boys?’ ‘Could be,’ Mave confirmed. ‘I hadn’t looked at it like that.’ She thought a while.

Hearing that, the Editor-in-Chief also agreed: "Okay, I'll give you the manuscript, you look at it, I guarantee you will be able to do it." Having said that, she gave her the manuscript. Daisy watches the character introduction, which describes the male lead as cold, noble, and unpredictable. Previously, she also drew male protagonists like that, but this male protagonist also has another point: a somewhat strange personality and is easily agitated. Reading this, she thought of Atlas, but he has some child-like details. Although the male main character in the story has not read it yet, looking at the description, she has the feeling that he must be a mature and thoughtful person. After all,

“Sir, you need to say something. Show the world that you’re not the reckless, untouchable playboy they think you are. You need stability.” I looked at him from head to toe. “And what exactly do you mean by that?” He drew in a deep breath. “Marriage. If you were married, Alexander, people would see you differently. They'll say you are very Responsible and that you're a family man." I nearly choked on my drink. “Marriage?” I laughed. “Do I look like the kind of man who ties himself to one woman? Absolutely not.” Was that not the whole reason behind my Playboy character?

Another: “I’m rooting for you, Sarah.” “Hell, three billionaires?! Go queen!” That one makes me smile. The smile doesn’t last very long. It’s slapped away from my cheeks by the next comment that floats to the top. “Why couldn’t you just pick ONE man? This is disgusting.” Why couldn’t I just pick one man? Who would I choose if I had to choose? Ronan with his fierce protectiveness. Malachi with his quiet fire, his blue flame that’ll consume any and everything in my way. Jaxon with his brute strength and his heart on his sleeves.

More students join the fray, peppering him with an avalanche of questions. Studying his features, I notice he’s more handsome than Tyler (in my opinion, anyway). If I had to guess, I’d think he was the alpha. His dark brown hair contrasts sharply with his lighter skin tone, and he exudes a dark, intimidating aura that’s… unnerving. Definitely not someone I’d want to cross. What’s a story without a broody, mysterious male character? I play with the phone in my other hand as I wait for the phone to vibrate. My legs start bouncing on their own. I frown and look under the table.