Realistic or Modern ✮⋆˙ dean's non-fandom interest check !

[divinesoul]

INTRODUCTION . ☆彡
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I'm a little awkward with starting introductions, so let's get the basics out of the way—I'm Dean, nineteen years old, he/him pronouns. Time zone is PST. I've been roleplaying on-and-off since middle school. I don't know my exact word count, but I usually write three to five paragraphs.

RULES . ☆彡
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─ ✶ The quality of the writing itself matters more than the length. That being said, the length still does matter, and I don't roleplay with people who use one-liners or similar lackluster responses.

─ ✶ I'm uncomfortable with doing romantic roleplays with minors, so I ask that my partners be 18+. For roleplays that have no romantic element, I'm okay with my partners being as young as 16, but I don't have any interest in non-romance roleplays at the moment.

─ ✶ I can't roleplay with someone who has terrible grammar. A few minor mistakes aren't an issue, but if your writing is chock-full of spelling mistakes and grammatical errors, that's a deal-breaker for me.

─ ✶ I'm really only interested in queer pairings. I have a preference for m/m because I generally prefer to play male characters, but I'm also more than happy to do f/f pairings.

─ ✶ I'm a sucker for cute, fluffy romances. However, there still needs to be angst and drama! We need a balance. The sad moments will make the happy moments all the more sweet.

─ ✶ You don't have to use a face claim for your character, as long as you have a sufficient description of their appearance. However, if you do, please use a real actor to portray them. No drawn face claims.

─ ✶ I'll sometimes lose all motivation to roleplay, and will go months without replying. However, unless I tell you that I'm no longer interested in the roleplay, please trust that I'll come back eventually.

─ ✶ I also expect people to tell me when they don't want to roleplay anymore. I'm not ghost-friendly, sorry.

PLOTS . ☆彡
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Character A, a best-selling author, is struggling with a severe case of writer's block. They decide to take a summer trip to a small beachside town, in the hopes that the change in scenery and break from their hectic city life will help inspiration hit.

There, they meet Character B, a laid-back and friendly local who offers to show them around town. They become fast friends and as the two of them spend more time together, love starts to blossom.

— This can be either m/m or f/f.
— The characters are meant to be in their early to mid 30s.
— I'm alright with playing either character.
— I imagined this being set in the late 90s or early 2000s, but it can also be modern times. I'm not too picky about the time period.

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I'm gonna be real with you, dude: that one plot is the only one I have right now. I'll add more when I think of some.