@Letter Bee Sheesh, I don't mean you š, we all are guilty of said episodes, dealing with you is like taking care of a girlfriend and if you put it in bi-terms, the Uke One š
@Letter Bee Sheesh, I don't mean you š, we all are guilty of said episodes, dealing with you is like taking care of a girlfriend and if you put it in bi-terms, the Uke One š
I have one, and it relates to the tired old "friends to lovers" trope. Not saying friends can't become lovers, but being friends first is a terrible dating strategy! A one-way ticket to the friend zone.
To be clear, women don't put us in the friend zone. We put ourselves there by being passively pleasing pushovers.
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I donāt know, I kind of like friends to lovers. I like when they go from BFFs, to BFFs who kiss and hold hands. Itās so cute if itās done right!
Itās enemies to lovers I donāt particularly care for.
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Eh, for every example done right, you have 99 done wrong. I prefer characters who make their intentions known from the start, instead of resorting to guises and manipulation to get what they believe they're entitled to. :P
When I think of pet peeves, I think of mostly harmless behavior that just annoys me personally, like loudly chewing with your mouth open in public and smacking your lips when you clean the Dorito dust off your fingers oh my God James please stop you're actually a savage.
A pet peeve, pet aversion, or pet hate is a minor annoyance that an individual finds particularly irritating to a greater degree than the norm.
And on that;
Why do people have an issue with a disabled person *playing* a disabled character? I always make people aware I have disabilites and how they can impact me in terms of reply times, needing reminding to respond, etc.
I get "yeah but playing as an autistic/deaf character is still wrong you're making the disabilities seem like fiction and making me feel uncomfortable playing against a disabled character/writer" as if I am doing it to be an arsehole.
When a GM/OP keeps the lion's share of relevant lore behind the wall of their RP's private Discord server. Specifically in the case of publicly open RPs.
Also GMs setting up their own personal blogs in their RP's Discord. Cringe at best; attention-seeking/self-centered at worst.
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Wait what do you mean by the second o.O?