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Current No matter how hard you scrub, you'll never be clean, status sidebar. NEVER BE CLEAN, STATUS SIDEBAR.
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One time an SJW broke into my home and ate my cereal
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9 yrs ago
I can't believe Superman is Superdead.
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Sailor Moon Crystal be trying to get back into my good graces with lesbian duets. Kind of working.
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I just want to sleep all the time
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Goes by Undine, Catherine, or Caffin. INFP loser who likes anime and junk.
Is fine with any type of rp, prefers series-related. But up for original plots too. Not picky about genres.
I'll generally be around, but activity may be spotty due to work and other life obligations. Feel free to poke me if I owe a reply.

PM me if you're interested in rping!

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@Archangel89 I am like 99% sure that wouldn't be a problem. As long as it's not any of the names Attis blacklisted, you should be good to go.
INTRODUCING................, THE NEW RUMOR

SPOOKY
When you see a ton of fresh reserves and character additions when you wake up.

"Weapon · Nope"

@Undinebutt
You are beautiful no matter what they say
Words can't bring you down....oh no
You are beautiful in every single way
Yes, words can't bring you down, oh, no


omg dude no
I heard bowler in the closet and son i am on board.


Mari Kitagawa · 18 · Female
Arcana: Temperance


Personality:

Mari is a pretty passive person, not really quick to jump into conversations on the get go. She’s decent enough at making polite conversation, and is even able to strike up casual chats with her peers that she doesn’t know that well. As long as it doesn’t delve into anything too personal, of course. She tends to be a bit more open with her friends and family, to whom she sticks pretty closely. In a comfortable setting, she’s cheery and bubbly, eager to poke and tease.

But even among her closest circle of people, she tends to keep what bother to herself. She tends to see most of her frustrations as too tiny to complain about, or out of her control, so there’s no use sulking. No matter what, she tries to be the bigger person by avoiding conflicts in general. And she’s very good at convincing herself that she’s not bothered by these trifles. Not at all. Of course, this doesn’t always work out. Usually, these just amount to being snide or passive aggressive towards someone really getting on her nerves.

At worst? Well. Let’s just say she has a temper. If she is pushed far enough, to the thinnest string of her very last nerve, everything will come spilling to the surface and she will viciously lash out at the unfortunate person to set her off. These blow ups usually only amount to screaming and harsh words (and sometimes tears), but it isn’t fun to sit through nonetheless. These outbursts are few and far between, but Mari is always deeply ashamed of herself for them, and tend to hang over her for weeks afterward. But those are just isolated occurrences. Really. Otherwise, everything is totally fine. At least, that’s what she tells herself.

Background:
Mari comes from probably the plainest, white collar Japanese family in the books. They live snuggly in middle class. Her father has been working at the same local publishing company for 27 years, while her mother stayed at home maintaining the house and raising her two daughters. Mari is junior two years to her older sister Eri, who is currently attending Kantou University.
Mari had spent her entire life in Kantou City, leading a perfectly normal early childhood, with an equally normal fear of heights. This all changed at the age of five, when her father took an assignment in Australia for an article. He took this opportunity to take the family along for a much needed vacation. But knowing making such a trip would require flying, the young Mari vehemently protested this commute up to the very last second, literally kicking and screaming in her seat. But the moment the plane took off and she dared to glance out the window, everything changed for her.

She couldn’t believe how small the world had become below her, or how vast the sky was. She loved everything from the hum of the plane’s engine to the bouts of turbulence, to every last wisp of cloud that passed by. Even when they had arrived at Sydney, Mari could not wait for the return trip, just to experience that again.

It was from that point on that she decided what her career goal would be. She was going to be a pilot. Whether it was for commercial airlines or for the Japanese self defense force, it made no difference! Anything to get back up in the sky and fly again! This goal stayed with her well into her early teenage years. She read every book about planes and jets she could get her hands on, she memorized the requirements for attaining a piloting license. She had it all planed out: the moment she graduated high school, she was going to enter flight school.

But yet another life change was waiting for her when she turned thirteen. One morning at school as she was trying to make it to class, she slipped on the staircase and fell, smacking the back of her head against the ground. This caused sever trauma to her optical lobe, causing complete blindness.

Naturally, this injury devastated her, snagging all chances that she could possibly have of achieving her dream. This dramatic shift in her life had swung her into a deep depression, which hung over her through the rest of her middle school life, more or less.

But as time went on, she has managed to come out of it, with only minimal recurrences. Additionally, she has since adapted to her new life style, and has more or less accepted that this is how her life will be. She is now in her final year of high school, studying for her entrance exams and plans to attend a university in a nearby city with better facilities for the physically disabled. To do what, she’s not quite sure. But she’s sure she’ll find something, even if it wasn’t exactly what she wanted. After all, that’s how life goes… Right?




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Definitely interested, though it would be my first NRP.
aaaay we got enough for the traditional three person starter team!

Or. Like. Two people and a scanner. Whelp.
swooces right in. Puts paw on the temperance arcana
When Kotone awoke, she couldn’t quite process what she was seeing at first. Understandable, really. It wasn’t every day you found yourself stuck in what seemed like an endless expanse of sky. She sucked in a breath as she sat up, staring out at the surreal landscape… Skyskape? Ugh, who cared? Where was she, anyway?

She shifted awkwardly, hands patting the ground around her, relieved to feel a course surface under her palm. At least she wasn’t floating in space somewhere. So standing shouldn’t be a problem, right? Mercifully, the ground seemed stable enough, at least what she could tell from her good leg. Slowly, but surely she was gaining her bearings, enough to draw her attention to other matters. Like the four other people around her for instance. And they seemed just as disoriented and confused as she was.

“Oh, uh… Hey!” She quickly smoothed out her pjs in an attempt to look somewhat presentable. Wait, crap, PJs?! Why the hell was she outside with people like this? And her prosthetic was showing too… Great. But wait, if glasses guy was saying it was a dream, than she might be saved the embarrassment. It made sense, too, how else was any of this even possible. But were dreams always this vivid?

“Yeah, you’re right. Gotta be a dream.” Her eyes darted between the others for confirmation. Now she got a look at them, they kind of looked familiar. Didn’t she go to middle school with some of them?

“Say, do any of you guys go to Yakuharai High? Maybe?” Okay, maybe that was a bit out of the blue, but if it was a dream, it was fine, right? Nothing weird about it.
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