Hey there, lurker. Just kidding, I'm nosy too. You wanna know about me? Sure. I'm a guy reaching the end of his late 20's and into the age where the human body starts to fall apart for no reason. When I was younger lad, I was a lone wolf full of angst and vitriol; now I've come to appreciate the value of company and connections. Over text my words can sometimes come off as matter-of-factly to the point of being bitingly sarcastic or even outright standoffish. This isn't usually my intent unless I'm joking. You'll know if I'm joking. Writing has always been one of my earliest interests, and I always end up coming back to it even after lulls in motivation. Aside from that, I enjoy a lot of games, movies, D&D (my favorite class is Warlock), and tried my hand at doing voice acting for a while. I did a little C++ programming too; decided it wasn't for me. Other hobbies I'm currently looking to eventually get into are music and traditional/digital art. [center][u]About my writing style and interests:[/u][/center] I consider myself to be a jack-of-all-trades, master of none. As far as genres go, my writing mood will shift like a revolving door through classic fantasy, urban fantasy/modern, and cyberpunk (though I feel like a lot of people miss the point on what cyberpunk actually is.) Roleplay-wise, I'm not too big on romance, horror, or school settings, but I may still give them a shot if it fills a specific niche for me. On that note, a lot of roleplay ideas I have are definitely going to be "out there." As for why I'm not big on the three I just mentioned, well, I prefer romance in stories when it's only a subplot, horror is [i]very[/i] difficult to pull off effectively, and there has yet to be a school setting story that can keep me invested. I have nothing but the utmost respect for people that can actually do literary fiction. Also, I don't generally do fandom RP's unless I feel it has a unique spin to it. I love well-written characters and by extension character-driven stories. Worldbuilding is what I'd consider to be one of my weakest attributes in writing, but I thoroughly enjoy fleshing out characters with nuance and coming up with banter. I don't put too much importance on post length in a roleplay, as I myself prefer to keep things simple yet effective. I'd rather read a short 2-3 paragraphs that are impactful than a post that looks like a college student trying to pad out a term paper. I don't like IRL faceclaims, and won't allow them in any roleplay that I host for personal reasons. As for my ethics (not just in writing, but in general) here are some principles I try to adhere to: [center]-If you truly love and are serious about your craft, you have no excuse but to create a great product. -Never rest on your laurels. It's hard to get back on the wagon once you get off. -There's always going to be a bigger fish, so don't fret about "not being good enough." -Never make a promise while under a good mood.[/center] Hopefully that satisfies your curiosity about me. [hr][center]Currently Hosting:[/center] [center][url=https://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/188007-the-taygete-project/ic][img]https://noiseless-hotel-b83.notion.site/image/https%3A%2F%2Fs3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com%2Fsecure.notion-static.com%2F1931b2ff-91e5-4800-813f-76b1613c00fd%2FRain2.gif?table=block&id=59bc98a4-c94c-4ec1-a9c4-b74bb6886ed5&spaceId=5751bc58-f6f8-45b5-b513-c4927cc83fae&userId=&cache=v2[/img][/url] Status: [color=limegreen]Open[/color][/center]

<div style="white-space:pre-wrap;">Hey there, lurker. Just kidding, I'm nosy too. You wanna know about me? Sure.<br><br>I'm a guy reaching the end of his late 20's and into the age where the human body starts to fall apart for no reason. When I was younger lad, I was a lone wolf full of angst and vitriol; now I've come to appreciate the value of company and connections. Over text my words can sometimes come off as matter-of-factly to the point of being bitingly sarcastic or even outright standoffish. This isn't usually my intent unless I'm joking. You'll know if I'm joking.<br><br>Writing has always been one of my earliest interests, and I always end up coming back to it even after lulls in motivation. Aside from that, I enjoy a lot of games, movies, D&D (my favorite class is Warlock), and tried my hand at doing voice acting for a while. I did a little C++ programming too; decided it wasn't for me. Other hobbies I'm currently looking to eventually get into are music and traditional/digital art.<br><br><div class="bb-center"><span class="bb-u">About my writing style and interests:</span></div><br>I consider myself to be a jack-of-all-trades, master of none. As far as genres go, my writing mood will shift like a revolving door through classic fantasy, urban fantasy/modern, and cyberpunk (though I feel like a lot of people miss the point on what cyberpunk actually is.) Roleplay-wise, I'm not too big on romance, horror, or school settings, but I may still give them a shot if it fills a specific niche for me. On that note, a lot of roleplay ideas I have are definitely going to be "out there." As for why I'm not big on the three I just mentioned, well, I prefer romance in stories when it's only a subplot, horror is <span class="bb-i">very</span> difficult to pull off effectively, and there has yet to be a school setting story that can keep me invested. I have nothing but the utmost respect for people that can actually do literary fiction. Also, I don't generally do fandom RP's unless I feel it has a unique spin to it.<br><br>I love well-written characters and by extension character-driven stories. Worldbuilding is what I'd consider to be one of my weakest attributes in writing, but I thoroughly enjoy fleshing out characters with nuance and coming up with banter. I don't put too much importance on post length in a roleplay, as I myself prefer to keep things simple yet effective. I'd rather read a short 2-3 paragraphs that are impactful than a post that looks like a college student trying to pad out a term paper. I don't like IRL faceclaims, and won't allow them in any roleplay that I host for personal reasons. As for my ethics (not just in writing, but in general) here are some principles I try to adhere to:<br><br><div class="bb-center">-If you truly love and are serious about your craft, you have no excuse but to create a great product.<br>-Never rest on your laurels. It's hard to get back on the wagon once you get off.<br>-There's always going to be a bigger fish, so don't fret about "not being good enough."<br>-Never make a promise while under a good mood.</div><br><br>Hopefully that satisfies your curiosity about me.<br><hr class="bb-hr"><div class="bb-center">Currently Hosting:</div><br><div class="bb-center"><a href="https://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/188007-the-taygete-project/ic"><img src="https://noiseless-hotel-b83.notion.site/image/https%3A%2F%2Fs3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com%2Fsecure.notion-static.com%2F1931b2ff-91e5-4800-813f-76b1613c00fd%2FRain2.gif?table=block&id=59bc98a4-c94c-4ec1-a9c4-b74bb6886ed5&spaceId=5751bc58-f6f8-45b5-b513-c4927cc83fae&userId=&cache=v2" /></a><br><br>Status: <font color="limegreen">Open</font></div></div>