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9 yrs ago
Current How do I turn into a peacock? I want to wow the ladies with my flashy colors and long elegant neck.
9 yrs ago
I just saw an ad online. "How older men are increasing their testosterone." What in god's name is in our cookies that prompted THIS ad. Oh boy.
9 yrs ago
I farted while I was underneath a blanket please send help
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Bio


My Character Sheets | Santa Somabra | Maximum Comics | Verthaven | These roleplays are from roughly 2 years ago.



Hello all! I'm an Advanced RPer. I've been RPing for quite a while now...since I was a kid. I'm expecting a Bachelors in English this coming May (don't ask how; my skill as a creative writer has taken a seemingly irreparable blow after an encounter with major depression) as well as a minor in Psychology. I am an avid animal lover, photographer, and writer. I do a restricted amount of dabbling in drawing and painting.

About two years ago, I stopped using RP guild. It was for a myriad of reasons, but the topmost ones are major depression, the passing of my parrot (pictured as my banner at the top of my bio), and a relationship issue.

I'm back now!

Roleplaying always kept me at the top of my literate game. My vocabulary took a huge blow during my depression, and I'm eager to refine it. I've spent the last two years fixing my life, and I'd love for roleplaying to be an active part of my daily routine again!




Types of literature I'm interested in (in order of interest):
-Adult Fiction
-Science Fiction
-Fantasy
-Thriller
-Manga

My general interests and hobbies:
-Reading
-Writing
-Animal Welfare and Rights
-People Welfare and Rights
-Drawing (Amateur)
-Video Games
-Photography

Most Recent Posts

Have a nice trip @Ginger Kollie!

Now that I'm caught up on all my roleplays I feel refreshed and at ease. I get so frustrated and anxious when I fall behind...but sometimes it just can't be helped, what with goes in real life and what not.

So...with this deadly plague, will great adventure come? I think Sandfire's paws are itching for some great adventure.
I'll have a post up soon, everyone!

EDIT: Well, maybe not exactly in the next few minutes, but some time today. There's quite a lot for them to respond to. And someone keeps looking over my shoulder, and I hate when people do that. I can't write if I know you're sitting there just blankly staring at what I'm doing. So annoying.
Bump






Hey @McHaggis! Although I break that rule myself, for now, a limit of 2 character per RP'er.
Snowpaw


"If the opportunity arises, and cats are needed to travel to RiverClan, I'll insist that you be apart of that. You could see them for yourself if it made you feel better. Okay?"

An intense feeling of warmth and affection for her mentor spread through Snowpaw's fur, and she purred loudly.

"Thank you, Tabbyfur," she meowed gratefully, bowing her head ever so slightly. Her mentor's sympathies had eased the tension in Snowpaw's chest, and for the first time since the morning, she felt the tensity in her muscles loosen. Little, imaginative scenarios flashed behind her eyes, and she wondered exactly when this momentous occasion would arise. With Tabbyfur's promise, Snowpaw paws, which had itched to bound into the Riverclan camp and check on her father and siblings, now felt relaxed and at ease. Tabbyfur's suggestions had pricked another curiosity in Snowpaw's mind, one she felt more confident voicing to her mentor.

"Tabbyfur, do you know why I've never been to a Clan meeting? I'm ten moons old...certainly old enough to have gone already, I think...Do you think you could maybe, err, mention it to Hawkstar?"

Sandfire and Bravefeather


The apprentices had bound far ahead of their languid mentors, who walked behind slowly, savoring the tastes and scents of the forest around them.

Bravefeather wondered apprehensively if it would be safe to bring up Mallownose in the quiet seclusion of the forest. Surely, no other cats besides the apprentices walked around them, and if anyone else did, Bravefeather was sure he would have heard them.

"Sandfire," he meowed, averting his eyes so as not to rile her up too quickly, "What is it with you and Mallownose?"

Just as he had predicted, Sandfire's fur spiked into thin, angry bristles, and she bared her teeth ever so slightly. Her fur seemed to burn anger, and Bravefeather edged away from her, now desperate to catch up with the apprentices. But his sister's tongue was fast, and before he had taken a few steps ahead of her, she was spitting all sorts of angry profanities at him. Bravefeather had learned there were certain times when toms should not breech into the lives of she-cats, but he thought, Sandfire, who was his sister, would have been more open to discussing whatever bothered her.

Then, all at once, she beautiful she-cat seemed to dull in vigor and her eyes fell to the brown dirt between her paws. For a few moments, they walked in tense, but quiet silence, and then,

"I think I like him, Bravefeather." What Bravefeather had hoped he had simply been imagining had been truth, then. Sandfire had feelings for Mallownose, whatever those feelings were.

"You can't," he whispered quietly.

"I know," she snapped, scowling. Her tail lashed furiously.

Their conversation dulled, with Bravefeather being at a loss for words. They had come upon their flitting apprentices at the Great Sycamore, whose fur seemed to be bristling with eagerness to get hunting.

Bravefeather purred at the sight of both of them, young strong cats who would grow into fine, powerful warriors. Or so he hoped.

"Sorry for taking so long, Shadowpaw, Stonepaw," Bravefeather meowed, speaking for his sister, who was still brimming with anger.

"Shadowpaw, why don't you see if you can find anything among the roots of the Sycamore." Bravefeather would never admit it to the apprentice, but he feared sending him anywhere near Snakerocks, where dogs, snakes, and the occasional fox lured. Nor was he exactly pleased with the idea of sending Stonepaw closer to the Snakerocks, but he trusted that Stonepaw seemed less likely to test the limits of a resting adder.

Sandfire seemed to think the same thing, and, trying to sound less angry, she whipped her tail in the direction of the Snakerocks.

"Why don't you see if you can find any prey by the Snakerocks, Stonepaw. I'll accompany you. Just be on the look out for adders and dogs," she meowed in warning.
The nihilist-wannabe character who's too cool/dark to care about anything also applies.


These type of people also tend to be incessant godmoders and powerplayers. They often want to triumph above all others on the roster, and I've seen quite a few powerplay their characters to the top before the GM interfered. And, worst of all, I feel for the GM who has to deal with it. Having been in that situation before (both in RPs where I watched it play out, and RPs where I was the GM), its hard to get through to these people that their character isn't fitting the bill. They'll fight you on it, but instead of logically dropping out of the RP, they want to justify to you that their character belongs, even when it really doesn't. They also try so hard to say "I'm not a godmoder/powerplayer" when all prior evidence contradicts it...
I don't mind people requesting races, but as its a world that I've crafted, and am still crafting, I'd rather the history and habits be left in my creation.


















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