I'm new to the guild, but definitely not to roleplaying! From my experiences, I can get along best with partners who can write several paragraphs on an average. We all have bad days, but even on a bad day, I should be able to post at least three complete paragraphs. I love roleplaying, but as I am a full-time student, don't have time toget online every day. I'm usually available on weekends but I can squeeze a post in when I have some free time on my hands. If I was to put this in numerical values, I'd say I can post at least once every 2-3 days.
I also only do MxM roleplays. Because I believe side characters are a very important part of any roleplay and especially 1x1s, I can do MxF or FxF as a side pairing. I also have no issue with doubling, though I stick to MxM for any main relationship because I am crap at writing half of a MxF romance. I also tend to stick to threads for an actual roleplay, because I generally just cannot keep track of PMs. They're way easier for me. I do use PMs to discuss plots with new potential partners, and to write smut scenes.
The age range I tend to stick around is generally 15-19 but if I'm playing a non-human character, the ages can fluctuate. I prefer my roleplays more like a series than a movie- with many story arcs and a lot of new events occurring for every plotline. I expect partners to be able to write clearly, though I have no issues with typos or anything like that. I'm also going to count on you to make an interesting cast of side characters and contribute to the main plot or dynamic. I'm going to alert you now that bold partners are the best kind. If you have a plot twist planned, DON'T TELL ME ABOUT IT, JUST DO IT!
I'm fine with just about anything unless you kill one of my characters without asking first. Give me a good reason, and I'll probably let it happen, anyways. I don't do character sheets, mostly because I feel like there's less freedom to work on a character's bio during the roleplay, and because I love connecting several character's pasts together, even if it wasn't planned. It makes everything a whole lot more interesting! I have no issues with partners who want to take big steps in a roleplay, because a lot of conflict is super interesting! *If you're interested in RPing with me, send me a PM titled '[Insert Flavor Here] Jello'*
I also only do MxM roleplays. Because I believe side characters are a very important part of any roleplay and especially 1x1s, I can do MxF or FxF as a side pairing. I also have no issue with doubling, though I stick to MxM for any main relationship because I am crap at writing half of a MxF romance. I also tend to stick to threads for an actual roleplay, because I generally just cannot keep track of PMs. They're way easier for me. I do use PMs to discuss plots with new potential partners, and to write smut scenes.
The age range I tend to stick around is generally 15-19 but if I'm playing a non-human character, the ages can fluctuate. I prefer my roleplays more like a series than a movie- with many story arcs and a lot of new events occurring for every plotline. I expect partners to be able to write clearly, though I have no issues with typos or anything like that. I'm also going to count on you to make an interesting cast of side characters and contribute to the main plot or dynamic. I'm going to alert you now that bold partners are the best kind. If you have a plot twist planned, DON'T TELL ME ABOUT IT, JUST DO IT!
I'm fine with just about anything unless you kill one of my characters without asking first. Give me a good reason, and I'll probably let it happen, anyways. I don't do character sheets, mostly because I feel like there's less freedom to work on a character's bio during the roleplay, and because I love connecting several character's pasts together, even if it wasn't planned. It makes everything a whole lot more interesting! I have no issues with partners who want to take big steps in a roleplay, because a lot of conflict is super interesting! *If you're interested in RPing with me, send me a PM titled '[Insert Flavor Here] Jello'*