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I made a ton of RP friends back in the day and I miss having them around but it's easier because I like to imagine that they found newer and better hobbies. Yet, here I am >_>
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nononononoononYes, yes I do. Very much. Some people are just online roleplaying friends, others I know them personally. For some reason, the online losses hurt more-because you'll never understand why. There was this one person who I found roleplaying with was great! I called her F4ULTY all the time, as that was her nickname. We mainly stayed up late at night giving posts back and forth (this was not when I came to rpn). But eventually I took a 2-3 months hiatus. Everything broke-I lost her, she left the group chat, and I felt alone. After my break, I couldn't remember who's username was who-much less who they played. Scrolling through history, everyone noticed my disappearance but after a while it all died. 'F4ULTY' contacted me recently, and she joined back, but still. No sign of her chatting with me hours late in the AMs as before.
I changed, yeah, because back then I stayed up. But I wanted to prevent that, and so schedules never aligned. There was few more, I also recall calling someone 'Waterwood', for a character they used. We were the typical flirting-friends, but we wouldn't do anything like that. Sad to see it go. It felt like years, just from my hiatus, and now I feel bad and want to know what I could've done to stop it.
EDIT: This thread was made in 2020....5 years is now? Gasp.
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I feel so bad right now
I think I might've ended up deleting a contact I had with 2 ppl today
So relatable, I’ve had rp friends who turned out to be very toxic too, things were always amazing in the beginningEven tho my RP friends turned out very toxic, I still miss the way I felt when things were at their peak, it was great