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A Moody Writer
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Bio
If you've come here to ascertain how talented I am at roleplaying, I've got some great news, I'm actually the best writer in existence. I'd absolutely recommend myself, and daresay my writing skills and engaging storytelling rivals even renowned professionals... Okay okay, alright I'm obviously joking, but all humor aside, it's nice to see you're considering me as a potential roleplaying partner. Whilst my abilities are somewhere between high casual and low advance, I know judging compatibility requires specific information which usually only comes from entering someone's DM's. But to avoid wasting your time, I've decided to go ahead and detail all relevant info below; this should help you decide if I'm the perfect partner for you, or if we're not meant to be. However, you're still welcome to message me if you've got something specific you'd like to ask, or want clarification on anything.
1: I'm a twenty-seven (27) year old male, however I'm not concerned about your real-life gender or age. I came here to write stories with others, not judge ya. So long as you're above eighteen (18), you could be an interstellar alien for all I care.
2: I'm more than capable of writing multiple characters, including NPC's and mains, and I excel at giving each individual a distinct personality and vocabulary. In fact, I often prefer writing stories with loads of characters, since it makes our roleplay world feel more alive and fleshed out.
3: I favor the classic third person perspective when writing, but I don't mind others using first or even second person perspective if they're so inclined. Hell, if you can manage to formulate a good response in second person I'd actually be impressed. But my point it, use whichever method you prefer.
4: I'm content including NSFW elements... Alright, that's somewhat dishonest, as I'm not merely 'content' with their inclusion, I outright require every roleplay to include NSFW to some degree. I also won't ruin the mood by abruptly fading to black, because there's no point building up to something we then don't do.
5: I favour writing non-human fictional characters. I don't roleplay as real people or canon individuals, so OC's only here. Note: I can be flexible on this, if the storyline we've formulated would be better for it, but I won't ever play as a canon character.
6: I'm seeking long-term stories with plenty of attention to detail. Please try to push the story forward with each reply, not merely react to what I put. Whilst I won't demand a specific amount of paragraphs, I ask you always write a necessary and reasonable amount to ensure I can decently respond.
7: Despite my seemingly indifferent attitude, I'm actually rather emotive in writing, so don't feel as if I can't craft the most light-hearted and goofy tale ever if that's what you wish for. Conversely, anybody seeking gritty and darker themes are in for a treat too; I don't shy away from even the grimmest details.
8: My preference heavily favours MxF, although you'll have a decent chance at convincing me to try MxM. I don't typically engage in FxF though, and I don't hate females or anything, but writing about male bodies is easier... Since I have one. That said, I'll happily roleplay as a female character so long as I'm with a roleplay partner that'll play as a male counterpart.
1: I'm a twenty-seven (27) year old male, however I'm not concerned about your real-life gender or age. I came here to write stories with others, not judge ya. So long as you're above eighteen (18), you could be an interstellar alien for all I care.
2: I'm more than capable of writing multiple characters, including NPC's and mains, and I excel at giving each individual a distinct personality and vocabulary. In fact, I often prefer writing stories with loads of characters, since it makes our roleplay world feel more alive and fleshed out.
3: I favor the classic third person perspective when writing, but I don't mind others using first or even second person perspective if they're so inclined. Hell, if you can manage to formulate a good response in second person I'd actually be impressed. But my point it, use whichever method you prefer.
4: I'm content including NSFW elements... Alright, that's somewhat dishonest, as I'm not merely 'content' with their inclusion, I outright require every roleplay to include NSFW to some degree. I also won't ruin the mood by abruptly fading to black, because there's no point building up to something we then don't do.
5: I favour writing non-human fictional characters. I don't roleplay as real people or canon individuals, so OC's only here. Note: I can be flexible on this, if the storyline we've formulated would be better for it, but I won't ever play as a canon character.
6: I'm seeking long-term stories with plenty of attention to detail. Please try to push the story forward with each reply, not merely react to what I put. Whilst I won't demand a specific amount of paragraphs, I ask you always write a necessary and reasonable amount to ensure I can decently respond.
7: Despite my seemingly indifferent attitude, I'm actually rather emotive in writing, so don't feel as if I can't craft the most light-hearted and goofy tale ever if that's what you wish for. Conversely, anybody seeking gritty and darker themes are in for a treat too; I don't shy away from even the grimmest details.
8: My preference heavily favours MxF, although you'll have a decent chance at convincing me to try MxM. I don't typically engage in FxF though, and I don't hate females or anything, but writing about male bodies is easier... Since I have one. That said, I'll happily roleplay as a female character so long as I'm with a roleplay partner that'll play as a male counterpart.
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I've got to be honest, I have no idea how to make these interest checks appealing to y'all! When I signed up to this site I was planning on being one of those pesky lurkers, you know the type, somebody who reads everything posted publicly yet only interacts/roleplays privately. Unfortunately I couldn't find anything that piqued my oddly specific and incredibly fussy desires, so I'm going to shamelessly post this here in the hopes I can attract the perfect roleplaying partners. My bio already lists most of my rules and other information about me, so the rest of this page will be dedicated to the specific fandoms/plots I seek.
Fandom 1: Pokémon (PMD included... Maybe)
I was going to give a quick overview on this series, for those who don't know much about it, but realized everybody knows what this is. A gloried collectathon, except you usually beat the crap out of what you're planning on collecting first. But what if... Pokémon were real? I want to explore how Pokémon battles and other gameplay staples would transpire if it happened today, with online 'woke culture' present. This may sound daft at first, but I want you to seriously consider if forcing creatures to fight in the age of the internet (which has people cancelled for a mean enough joke) would work. It could be interesting, with an avid traditionalist or conservative advocating for fighting, and how it parallels with backwards politics today. Conversely, maybe someone progressive is demanding ridiculous levels of social change with no real effort to do anything themselves other than hate, paralleling with the naïve outta touch state many today adopt.
(Edit: I'm also open to hearing other unconventional ideas, so long as it pertains to the treatment of Pokémon. I enjoy the psychology from both a trainers and Pokémon's perceptive)
Fandom 2: Animal Crossing
You might be noticing a pattern here, I'm particularly fond of finding inspiration from Nintendo games, I almost had this as a Metroid idea, or even Zelda title. Nevertheless, I settled on Animal Crossing as the classic 'power of friendship' trope is something my corny-ass enjoys. So, ever wonder how these villagers cope when the player is away from the island or town they're meant to govern for months? Probably not, as they're not real, but what if... In the leaders absence a power vacuum effectively made the state lawless and ungoverned? Now, the usual idea that comes to mind is everyone commits crime as there's no punishment for wrongdoings, except everyone is friends and there's equality... So I'd like to explore how characters would progress in a world which has everybody on equal standings, but the laws which enforce social norms gradually erode, and how this effects culture and interaction. I'm thinking it'll have a toxic positivity vibe, or maybe slowly become corrupt.
Important notes: If these ideas appealed to you, then please check out my bio on my user-page. It'll list my personal rules and information relevant to roleplaying with me. However, I shall state here that as an adult I'll obviously only roleplay with other adults. Also expect daily replies, unless this gets popular unexpectedly somehow, because I literally have no life to distract me.
Fandom 1: Pokémon (PMD included... Maybe)
I was going to give a quick overview on this series, for those who don't know much about it, but realized everybody knows what this is. A gloried collectathon, except you usually beat the crap out of what you're planning on collecting first. But what if... Pokémon were real? I want to explore how Pokémon battles and other gameplay staples would transpire if it happened today, with online 'woke culture' present. This may sound daft at first, but I want you to seriously consider if forcing creatures to fight in the age of the internet (which has people cancelled for a mean enough joke) would work. It could be interesting, with an avid traditionalist or conservative advocating for fighting, and how it parallels with backwards politics today. Conversely, maybe someone progressive is demanding ridiculous levels of social change with no real effort to do anything themselves other than hate, paralleling with the naïve outta touch state many today adopt.
(Edit: I'm also open to hearing other unconventional ideas, so long as it pertains to the treatment of Pokémon. I enjoy the psychology from both a trainers and Pokémon's perceptive)
Fandom 2: Animal Crossing
You might be noticing a pattern here, I'm particularly fond of finding inspiration from Nintendo games, I almost had this as a Metroid idea, or even Zelda title. Nevertheless, I settled on Animal Crossing as the classic 'power of friendship' trope is something my corny-ass enjoys. So, ever wonder how these villagers cope when the player is away from the island or town they're meant to govern for months? Probably not, as they're not real, but what if... In the leaders absence a power vacuum effectively made the state lawless and ungoverned? Now, the usual idea that comes to mind is everyone commits crime as there's no punishment for wrongdoings, except everyone is friends and there's equality... So I'd like to explore how characters would progress in a world which has everybody on equal standings, but the laws which enforce social norms gradually erode, and how this effects culture and interaction. I'm thinking it'll have a toxic positivity vibe, or maybe slowly become corrupt.
Important notes: If these ideas appealed to you, then please check out my bio on my user-page. It'll list my personal rules and information relevant to roleplaying with me. However, I shall state here that as an adult I'll obviously only roleplay with other adults. Also expect daily replies, unless this gets popular unexpectedly somehow, because I literally have no life to distract me.
Have you ever heard the age-old saying: Whenever life gives you lemons, use them to synthesize lemonade? It's usually sage advice, but life hasn't stopped giving me lemons for almost five years now. So instead of trying to fix the neverending cascade of personal disasters I experience everyday, I decided to healthily vent my frustrations using creativity, in the form of writing.
Yet, despite how pleasant escapism can be, there's one issue it can't combat, an irrepressible emotion I'm sure we're all too familiar with; loneliness. Now, I'm not coming here to make besties with anyone or hound for attention, don't worry, instead I want to co-write with someone. Feeling a passionate spark and yearning to collaborate on a story with somebody equally invested is what I hope to find! So let us begin, and create a tale together that's better than whatever lame-ass excuse for a plot reality is trying to cook up.
Yet, despite how pleasant escapism can be, there's one issue it can't combat, an irrepressible emotion I'm sure we're all too familiar with; loneliness. Now, I'm not coming here to make besties with anyone or hound for attention, don't worry, instead I want to co-write with someone. Feeling a passionate spark and yearning to collaborate on a story with somebody equally invested is what I hope to find! So let us begin, and create a tale together that's better than whatever lame-ass excuse for a plot reality is trying to cook up.
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