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Chapter 15 is posted. Any comments and concrit are always welcome.

The premise could work with Minato, Kushina, and Naruko too. Minato dies, Kushina gets remarried, and Naruko get fucked by her new stepdad.

And my dirty mind is shortening the topic title to “Exposing yourself” ….

I know this was directed at someone else, but I just want to put out there that there's totally a time and place for the stereotypical antagonist. Some writers avoid stereotypes as much as possible. And that's a pretty good rule to live by, especially if you're unsure of yourself. Or if you don't appreciate them to begin with. If you bristle at the snobby waiter trope at a high class restaurant no matter how well it's done, you should probably avoid it in your own writing. However, If stereotypes and 2 dimensional characters are tools you want to learn how and when to use effectively, the learning process does tend to take the trial and error route. Personally, I avoid combining them and I avoid 2 dimensional chars more than I do stereotypes. If your main antagonist embodies a number of stereotypes but is multi faceted and you love him and what he brings to your story, that is a valid character. I might be repeating myself with all this, but I love stereotypes. They're so fun to play with.