Araellion
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When you finally have some time to write and you really want to write, but you're so exhausted that you physically can't bring yourself to do anything.
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Me, all the time.When you finally have some time to write and you really want to write, but you're so exhausted that you physically can't bring yourself to do anything.
Just me?
When you finally have some time to write and you really want to write, but you're so exhausted that you physically can't bring yourself to do anything.
Just me?
when you have very little time to roleplay because you have too many friends and romantic partners as a result of extreme physical attractiveness, charisma, passion for life, and of course humility
just me?
daaww :3Cut down the number of romantic partners to one.
daaww :3
not if they're imaginary
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it's fine my brain is optimized for waifu processingAll right, control your thoughts then. It takes a lot of discipline, possibly with many trials and errors, but it will save you trouble.
it's fine my brain is optimized for waifu processing
you think I'm new to this? lelDon't say I didn't warn ya.
I have this happen most days, I try to do stuff early in the morning when I have energy but if it has to wait until evening that's pretty much a guarantee no writing or much of anything for that matter is getting done.Me, all the time.
I don't even know how I didn't stop roleplaying at all due to permanent exhaustion.
And situations like this come up almost every weekend. I have time but too tired to even think.
Not as bad as constant drama outside the plot, amirite?Constant drama in the plot. Now, I love drama, but it needs to be balanced with a few fluffy and lighthearted moments as well.
Good point. It could always be worse.Not as bad as constant drama outside the plot, amirite?
This has been bothering me for weeks now.
When you ask someone how they feel about how the roleplay is going and their response is that they love it and it's good. You ask them if they wanna change anything and you get the 'No not at all' and then the next message they send is just a long #$% list about how they'd change the roleplay to fit JUST them over actually editing the roleplay to make it okay for everyone.
Personally. I hate it, and sure we all do it sometimes, but MOST of us (from my experience) realize the issue and don't try to force it and instead make compromises. But don't say 'No' when I ask you a question and then decide absolutely everything is wrong with the roleplay.
Another thing going on today is when the other person puts ZERO effort into helping with the storyline- I mean, it's one thing to have a turn-based roleplaying style, but it's another to completely ignore part of someone's post and avoid a whole scenario that actually has something to do with the rest of the plot. I mean, come on, if you're not gonna help make an idea on how the roleplay goes then try to follow the other person and branch off from there. But don't just scatter the whole story, or you could've totally botched something that could've been amazing
"Why does no one want to RP with me? I'm SUCH a "compatible" person!"Oh, I've had RP partners like this in the past. If anything, it almost always never works out. Better to just drop it because... You'll try to explain or nudge them a little but they'll be having none of it. Then you see them ask somewhere else "why does no one want to RP with me?"
Well....
"Why does no one want to RP with me? I'm SUCH a "compatible" person!"