TacoMann
Just a sweet transvestite
Odd title, but I'm not too sure how else to put it.
When I write, be it by myself or in roleplay, I don't usually plan things out, I go with the flow, I don't press my plans, I make characters and have them do what feels natural. Currently, I have a character who's most natural action is to engage another player's character. Normally I'd have no problem whatsoever with this, however I'm treading new water, in that while both characters have a strong romantic bond, mine is asexual, and the other player's is ... well .... Hyper-sexual. I don't mean Nymphomaniac, I mean she was raised by succubi and is in essence the anthropomorphic personification of playful sexuality.
Before things advance any further in the story, I'd like to gather abit of advice on how I should handle these new waters, since unlike nearly all other places on the Kinsey Scale and Queer-Spectrum, Political Spectrum, and Ethnic Spectrum, I have NO associates I can ask for advice in this regard in person. The only person I've ever met to identify as Asexual, is, sadly, one of my "Poker Buddies", a group of people I consider the most horrid of human beings, whom I associate with for the sole reasons that I find their existence appalling, and their poker skills lacking. The one who identified as asexual now identifies as homosexual, claiming, quote: "'Asexual' is just what someone calls themselves after a bad break-up.". He also claims "Bi-sexual is just what a girl calls herself to avoid being called a whore and a gay guy calls himself for people to think he's normal. I should know. I was Bi, for like, 2 weeks." ... Considering I once pranced to the liquor store in a ballgown in the middle of the day, and identify as bisexual. Clearly I want people to think I'm normal.
Sorry on the tangent there, but yeah, Advice on how I should approach matters of the characters? I'll be more that willing to fill in any details asked....
When I write, be it by myself or in roleplay, I don't usually plan things out, I go with the flow, I don't press my plans, I make characters and have them do what feels natural. Currently, I have a character who's most natural action is to engage another player's character. Normally I'd have no problem whatsoever with this, however I'm treading new water, in that while both characters have a strong romantic bond, mine is asexual, and the other player's is ... well .... Hyper-sexual. I don't mean Nymphomaniac, I mean she was raised by succubi and is in essence the anthropomorphic personification of playful sexuality.
Before things advance any further in the story, I'd like to gather abit of advice on how I should handle these new waters, since unlike nearly all other places on the Kinsey Scale and Queer-Spectrum, Political Spectrum, and Ethnic Spectrum, I have NO associates I can ask for advice in this regard in person. The only person I've ever met to identify as Asexual, is, sadly, one of my "Poker Buddies", a group of people I consider the most horrid of human beings, whom I associate with for the sole reasons that I find their existence appalling, and their poker skills lacking. The one who identified as asexual now identifies as homosexual, claiming, quote: "'Asexual' is just what someone calls themselves after a bad break-up.". He also claims "Bi-sexual is just what a girl calls herself to avoid being called a whore and a gay guy calls himself for people to think he's normal. I should know. I was Bi, for like, 2 weeks." ... Considering I once pranced to the liquor store in a ballgown in the middle of the day, and identify as bisexual. Clearly I want people to think I'm normal.
Sorry on the tangent there, but yeah, Advice on how I should approach matters of the characters? I'll be more that willing to fill in any details asked....
