Okay.... so this isn't really going to be about me. It's going to be about a few characters that describe me 'better' than I can in a "Describe yourself" type setting. Dana is who I'm like more often than not. She's a background character and more than comfortable with being one. Most of the time, if you ask her about a topic, she probably would be able to tell you a few things. If it's something she's interested in and she was comfortable with that person, she'd be able to go on about that subject for hours, maybe even going as far as going to look up more to make sure she isn't giving you the wrong info. Eric could either be in the middle of the action or in the background. He has to be moved to the spotlight if he's needed there because he could find so many more interesting things to do outside of it. He can joke around on occasion, but he's more of a serious type. If he could help it, he wouldn't be. He can't really talk that much about himself or his feelings because when the topic comes up, the only feeling he can actually think of would be discomfort. Actions speak way louder than words so he expresses himself in that way, and he has a really hard time believing something that someone just says. Those two are the ones I'm most like. As of right now, I have a small town of others I know pretty well and several others that I'm just now getting introduced to. i can see them clearly in my head, but when I describe them, they won't come out in the way I expect them to. Roleplays that I'm actually interested in include but aren't limited to: Omegaverse, but more-so politics and how they interact with each other... for curiosity reasons Fantasy situations involving dragons... Though I really stink at anything involving dragons, they're pretty cool to learn about People with superhuman powers Discovering that they have powers and learning how to deal with them Someone fully understanding their powers and getting so used to them that they have a hard time understanding how people function without them. Powers put in a school setting. Either a school made for that sort of thing, or a school made for 'normal' people

<div style="white-space:pre-wrap;">Okay.... so this isn't really going to be about me. It's going to be about a few characters that describe me 'better' than I can in a "Describe yourself" type setting.<br><br>Dana is who I'm like more often than not. She's a background character and more than comfortable with being one. Most of the time, if you ask her about a topic, she probably would be able to tell you a few things. If it's something she's interested in and she was comfortable with that person, she'd be able to go on about that subject for hours, maybe even going as far as going to look up more to make sure she isn't giving you the wrong info. <br><br>Eric could either be in the middle of the action or in the background. He has to be moved to the spotlight if he's needed there because he could find so many more interesting things to do outside of it. He can joke around on occasion, but he's more of a serious type. If he could help it, he wouldn't be. He can't really talk that much about himself or his feelings because when the topic comes up, the only feeling he can actually think of would be discomfort. Actions speak way louder than words so he expresses himself in that way, and he has a really hard time believing something that someone just says. <br><br>Those two are the ones I'm most like. As of right now, I have a small town of others I know pretty well and several others that I'm just now getting introduced to. i can see them clearly in my head, but when I describe them, they won't come out in the way I expect them to. <br><br>Roleplays that I'm actually interested in include but aren't limited to:<br>&#9;Omegaverse, but more-so politics and how they interact with each other... for curiosity reasons<br>&#9;Fantasy situations involving dragons... Though I really stink at anything involving dragons, they're pretty cool to learn about<br>&#9;People with superhuman powers<br>&#9;&#9;Discovering that they have powers and learning how to deal with them<br>&#9;&#9;Someone fully understanding their powers and getting so used to them that they have a hard time understanding how people function without them. <br>&#9;&#9;Powers put in a school setting. Either a school made for that sort of thing, or a school made for 'normal' people</div>