What makes a story perfectly messed Up?

It could be a story with a chaotic plot and characters facing endless problems without any clear solutions.

A perfectly messed up story usually has a confusing plot, inconsistent characters, and a lack of a clear resolution.

It could be a total chaos of plotlines that don't make sense. Maybe the characters' actions are all over the place and don't have a clear purpose.

Maybe it's when the characters' actions and motivations are all over the place and hard to understand. Or if there are sudden and unconvincing plot twists, that can contribute to it being perfectly messed up.

It could be about a series of chaotic events that seem to have no order. Maybe it involves a bunch of characters whose lives are in complete disarray, like a family where everyone has different and conflicting goals, leading to constant arguments and misunderstandings.

One reason it's unique could be the blend of humor and drama. Maybe the story challenges conventional storytelling norms or presents a rarely explored topic. The way the characters develop and interact could also be a factor.

It could be for young adults or older, depending on the complexity of the plot and language used.

They might have non - linear plots. For example, the story could jump between different time periods and characters' perspectives randomly, making it seem 'messed up' but in a perfect, engaging way.

Well, consider a story where a man is trying to start his own business. He gets bad advice from so - called experts, invests all his money, and then gets sued by a competitor for something he didn't even do. His family blames him for the financial trouble they're in, and he has to deal with the stress of it all alone.