LadySnow
Forever Wandering...
I was not referring to this website specifically, I'm actually new here.yeah man they should remove likes & loves
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I was not referring to this website specifically, I'm actually new here.yeah man they should remove likes & loves
I don't know I like likes and loves, I actually miss some of the icons they used to have before like funny or creative.yeah man they should remove likes & loves
agreeI don't know I like likes and loves, I actually miss some of the icons they used to have before like funny or creative.
I eam there are more options ok RP threads but sometimes I want to be able to choose more that just Like, Love, Great Scene, Well Written and Awwagree
this middle ground of just "like" or "love" sux, not that i want dislikes, but you might as well have more pretend choices
This has happened to me on more than a few occasions. If I'm really feeling the RP, and I have enough to work with, I can regularly hit 700 to 1600 words on my posts. And my starters are always big because they set the scene and introduce a character. I've had people up and leave because they didn't "want to keep up with that". But I've always been up front bout my writing style, and mention that I can supply writing samples.I have another one!
Having someone write a full 1000+ word starter (yours truly wrote that starter) to be informed they won't respond because your style just wasn't it.
I did send an example of how I write, and it was very annoying to be told that after I spent a good couple of hours talking about starting a roleplay and spending another hour writing the starter.
More or less what I'm trying to say here is along the lines of,
Not everyone can hold up to the standards of having the world's perfect grammar, pacing, etc. You can't expect anyone to be perfect even after they tell you they'd change their whole writing style to roleplay with you.
But who am I kidding I don't care that much
It greatly affects my want to rp doing things like that.This has happened to me on more than a few occasions. If I'm really feeling the RP, and I have enough to work with, I can hit 700 to 1600 words on my posts, and my starters are always big because they set the scene and introduce a character. I've had people up and leave because they didn't "want to keep up with that". I've even been told on Discord groups to "go and write a book" because my entries were too long (according to them), and they "don't rp like that here". Apparently, I'm not "chill" enough to write lay-lit on Discord. But it has affected me on other sites too.
Honestly, you just gotta wait and hold out for those compatible partners. That's what I've learned. I'm not gonna lie to you, though. It's a loooooong wait.It greatly affects my want to rp doing things like that.
I love making long starters, introducing the characters, and whatnot. But it bugs me when my writing isn't good enough for someone that I really tried to work with. I would've re-wrote that whole starter if it meant to get a small reply back. But again I can always find someone else who likes my style of writing.
all about the balance, kinda like regular soldier and regular officer... gotta be willingly to mindlessly sacrifice yourself to the roleplay, AND be the officer that's gotta stress about running itHonestly, you just gotta wait and hold out for those compatible partners. That's what I've learned. I'm not gonna lie to you, though. It's a loooooong wait.
honestly, that's why I've gotten like super picky about what I'll even get into now. My time is scarce, and I've just gotten really, really weary of settling for things that I was only half into, and they dont work out in the end anyway. So I've just really pulled back on my compromises.all about the balance, kinda like regular soldier and regular officer... gotta be willingly to mindlessly sacrifice yourself to the roleplay, AND be the officer that's gotta stress about running it
god forbid if you had to do both at the same time
More times than not compromise simply doesn't work in RP. It often means that the writer forced to make compromises for the sake of their partner is just not as invested in the story. Certainly that has been the case for me, especially when I have a very specific vision in mind.honestly, that's why I've gotten like super picky about what I'll even get into now. My time is scarce, and I've just gotten really, really weary of settling for things that I was only half into, and they dont work out in the end anyway. So I've just really pulled back on my compromises.
True. Many times "compromising" just means that you have to do something you don't want to do for the sake of roleplaying, and in the long run it just makes you lose the motivation to roleplay very quickly. That's why if I potential roleplay partner is asking me to do a lot of compromising just so we can RP, then more times than not I'll just politely tell them I don't think it's going to work. There's not much of a point of getting into something you're not really interested in writing.More times than not compromise simply doesn't work in RP. It often means that the writer forced to make compromises for the sake of their partner is just not as invested in the story. Certainly that has been the case for me, especially when I have a very specific vision in mind.
Same tbh. I will usually tell a potential partner straight up that their ideas for the RP just don't mesh with my own.True. Many times "compromising" just means that you have to do something you don't want to do for the sake of roleplaying, and in the long run it just makes you lose the motivation to roleplay very quickly. That's why if I potential roleplay partner is asking me to do a lot of compromising just so we can RP, then more times than not I'll just politely tell them I don't think it's going to work. There's not much of a point of getting into something you're not really interested in writing.
The way I see it, an RP request is put out by the author in hopes that someone (or a group of someones) will come around and really be looking for what they are serving. But when the conversations start to proceed in a "Well, I'll do this, but I'm not into that." Or, "I'll go for that thing, but only if you can do this for me."More times than not compromise simply doesn't work in RP. It often means that the writer forced to make compromises for the sake of their partner is just not as invested in the story. Certainly that has been the case for me, especially when I have a very specific vision in mind.
When I'm planning a rp with someone and they don't contribute
Worse version of this is when I give a few ideas or such and they just say "yeah" essentially instead of saying if they like any of the ideas. I don't know if they just aren't interested or what
Wait, so OCs - literally ORIGINAL characters/content are overused, but characters already invented by someone else are somehow not? Wow.I just posted recently but got another thing annoying me today...
I approached someone for a rp, stating I only play OCs because I can't connect with canon characters the same way. They reply expressing interest in rping with me, but when I share my OCs they tell me OCs are overused.
Then why did you agree to rp with me???? I told you from the beginning I only use OCs!
If you don't want to rp against OCs, then don't start plotting with someone who's told you they only play OCs! That simple, my dude!