SavedBySept
Drowning in the Music
As my title says, I'm looking for a long term RP partner who can do high detail, 'expert' level RP (I'll give more details on that below). I'm currently engaged in one RP, but I would like a second in a different genre to keep things interesting and creative. I am a mature writer, looking for high detail posts with dynamic character and story development. I'm very flexible to nearly any genre/plot, I am noticing a lot of seeking partner posts on here have a very specific character x character + relationship/plot in mind. I guess I'm more open? I prefer to start with a loose story line and main characters, then world build around them, introducing other characters as needed, and working towards some main initial plot. If you know what I mean, that's a good indication you might be a good fit. Below I've listed out some things I'm wanting out of our RP, but I urge anyone to PM me if they think they fit most of them. I'm easy, outgoing, and flexible.
What I'm NOT craving:
- Our RP should be detailed; every post should include details about your character and its surroundings. What's the weather like? What part of the day is it? How does the floor feel under your feet? Is it loud where you are? What are you doing with your hands? What are your eyes focused on? What is the tone of your voice? I don't need a clear and concise account of all these in every post, but throw in a couple often.
- Our RP shouldn't be predictable; yes, we have a plot, but other things should be going on. Your character should get interrupted, some side plot should occur now and then, we should not always cordially agree every time our characters speak. I'm going to be dynamic, keep up.
- Your character(s) should be imperfect; have good traits and bad traits, have faults and talents, and don't base our entire interaction on how hot you are. Be interesting and so will I.
- Your character should develop. I'm fine with an intro post that is your character now, its history, a full description- I'm fine with this. But don't end your character there. Reference your past throughout the story, bring up new things. And your character shouldn't always be the same exact person in every situation, every interaction, across the time of the story. Develop them please.
- I need to world build and be accurate; going along with being detailed, I like to have a rough idea of the world we're in and interact with it. If I say I'm going to the store and you're going to the library, don't say we run into each other when they are on opposite ends of town (basic example).
What I'm NOT craving:
- Sci-fi
- Medieval
- Fandom
- Dark such as abuse, suicide, anything negative with children.