I have 3 types of villains.

1: Unsympathetic child abuser: also usually a druggie or underage drinker. These are usually used to symbolize larger issues in society and are often lovecraftian horrors to symbolize their scope. These are people whom you understand are human but at the end of the day are no more than an obstacle to crush. Both in the story, and those like them in real life.

2: Sympathetic child abuser: Much like the first but these are far more human, often having clear and detailed motive. You almost feel they were good at some point and they just... snapped. Less likely to be on drugs or drinking underage but can be if I wish to explore those themes through the eyes of the victims of such horrid events because while they are people I have a strong disdain for they are... you know... people. They still deserve some level of kindness and respect.

3: Me: Not evil me. Just... me. I guess you could say "me but evil" But at the end of the day I already am evil. I'm going to Hell for turning a blind eye to child abuse to secure my own survival. I am a sadistic monster with all the traits of a villain. Paranoid. Full of hate. Prone to lashing out. Etc. You could copy paste me and make me a villain. How do I know? I've done it. Multiple times, and people seem to think they're my better villains. My life story is that of a villain. Copy paste, light edits and done. I am a villain and I write that I am and everyone just agrees.

I'll do my best to be a good person even if I go to Hell no matter what. I mean, someone has to fix child abuse and none of the people I've met are gonna so, yeah.