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A promo post can have just about anything in it to introduce you to new people! There's about 2 types of promo that I've seen go around;

a 'traditional' promo has a fancy graphic banner and then lists important details in bullet points; who the muse is, links to rules and muse pages, who they allow interactions with (from age to fandom to etc.)

a much shorter 'these go around faster' promo that just lists some of those in the form of a few sentences in a paragraph, no pages linked.

usually at any rate, just a sort of hi, i play this guy, then the rest is just who you wanna talk to.

as well, promos often just give you a selection of potentials to see it; not everyone who sees my promo follows, or reblogs mine follow me.

but it's like a mini newspaper or hello to the rp world! you never know who'll see it!

(rules explanation, lifestyle, preferences, anything need-to-know! Please don't just re-state a rule itself; expand upon it or tell why.)

↑ this goober right here has updated the blog rules!~

followers please to humor me here, there isn't much altogether to it outside of "be kind, don't be mean." but specified to not do it say, in the tags, etc. stuff like that.

we'll see how this pans out given the nature of things, but perhaps the groundwork in how not to be blocked or why such a thing would happen can help?

So I have dealt with the feeling before, and while your emotions are valid, you're going to either have to make the brain space for the long game, and or be willing to do things, even of the same subject, in tandem. I am being completely serious when I say that our collective attention span and therefore patience is Shit these days and needs fixed. You need to be able to talk to your partner casually, or literally consider disabling tiktok and YT shorts from your life, or whatever's "rotting" your long term attention span.

1: You do not know that a lack of interest is taking place, and I cannot tell you how your partner feels. This is not the hobby to be stewing alone on, when you can ask gently. There may be a misunderstanding, or third factor that you should frankly be offering to help with if your opinion of them is as good as you claim (ngl, this ask comes off as somewhat shallow. Try being a friend, even figuratively.) Life happens, writer's block happens, and you need to be grown enough to talk to them without being necessarily confrontational like this.

the phrasing, while poetic, of things 'rotting' is disrespectful af. It will be there a year later if you let it, or it will go by the wayside, that's Fine. You'll either thread with new people, and possibly get an activity notification if/when they do answer. Any continuity that hinges on one person is not worth it in the sense of, give your other partners their own vague continuity. You will be fine if more replies come in.

Basically, do what you can, but it's not a big deal if you have to thread with other people. long hiatuses never end in 'cutting somebody off' on my side of things, so while I do think a little less emotional codependency is in play, don't hard lock things under arbitrary time limits.

You don't have to 'wait', but it wouldn't kill ya to be a little nice and check in, either. As a chronically ill mun who'se taken in a lot of work, I don't like reading this sort of thing. I understand the feeling, but you need to be more flexible and expand your horizons without going full "talent=value" here. More things is more positive.

if you insult my damn meme questions, you are getting blocked. Same goes for taunting your followers out of pocket preemptively, to an extent, specifically the bad faith shit.

People say things that are redundant, in different ways! some that're being mean and judgemental say things that are meant to soften the blow and sound sympathetic, such as "okay?" "let's go/go!", some good samaritans accentuate their advice points "you gotta do the right thing and make the right step and the right move", or when scolding a thief, repeat their command after the crime has already been remedied. "put that down" (after the item has been returned)

vague pet names are common in those who're nervous, abusive, or defensive, while those who are being helpful often make short statements without such things and rely on the silent you; "come sit with us" etc. While some exceptions exist, saying "you" is often reserved for being derogatory or rarely, a kind offer.

People change their mind mid-sentence, or just pre-sentence all the time. i.e. "You wanna sit down and order somethi?- Order something, and I'll pay for it!" or "I didn't wanna get involved, it was kind of a crazy situation." (interview after they got involved wonderfully anyways)

Most adults, at least in america, approach confrontations mildly or 'reasonably'; giving the perp especially if they are young a chance to undo their crime or apologize, or ask them to consider how their words might affect others feelings; the more blatant and dangerous the crime and older the perp the less forgiving. At the same time, "mind your own business" is pretty relied on for verbal spats.

People are willing to lie to play the hero. Claiming to have already called the cops to get someone creepy to leave, offering friendship to someone's child in order to get information to report abusive guardians to the police, and of course the classic "I'm a best friend" routine.

When someone is laughing enough, they drop whatever facade they were trying to seriously go for and go full honesty mode, often explaining what they're laughing at, giving into it, or how hard they are laughing.

For some, "no" is a sentence ender; whether someone blooper'ed what they were trying to say, being told they were offensive, and others, sometimes a "no" is given without finishing the thought. This isn't likely to make sense to the listener.

funny things that happen turn into a Bit. such as Haruhi Fujioka bloopers mentioning how her VA Can't Read, or Danny Sexbang dreaming about fish stealing people's cash- it remains funny to them for minutes like an inside joke.

lots of acted out things have a non-committal and trailing off tone to them, pretending to be a 'bad actor', which is how sarcasm often works.

Kid often operate at half logic. it sounds good and sensible until it doesn't. Wanting multiple jobs, specific chains of cause and effect, or not quite remembering names but calling things as they are i.e. "cake thing"

When amused or suddenly happy, their tone can brighten at the drop of a hat!

Some verbal errors just aren't noticed by the speaker at all.

oh jesus fucking christ it's munday

🍵 How does your muse express relief? How do they sound and look when relaxed? What actions would cause them to utter sounds despite themselves?

💕 How close is 'too close'? Is there a level of distance where they'll assume or automatically go for a kiss, a cuddle, admit feelings, etc.?

🩹 How much, or what kind of pain is bearable for them? Sickness? At what point can they not keep their mouth shut, and at what point can or will they suffer in silence? How bad do others' body language in discomfort before they help others?

💀What is a sign that something is wrong with your muse? They're too broken, tired, frustrated, defeated, depressed, or etc.?

🔞What are the signs, besides the obvious genital arousal, that they are turned on? How is longing or desire expressed in their body? What secondary emotion do they have from being horny or wanting sex? What aspects of the genital arousal have details which may differ from others? What are signs of sexual satisfaction/orgasm?

💧How do they express sadness, and what makes them sad? Is it easy for them to cry? What causes them disappointment, and how do they handle that?

💢 How does anger present in them? Are they a yeller, or disturbingly calm and quiet? how is being simply annoyed different? how do they best deal with anger, or deal with it at all? With loved ones compared to strangers or enemies? What can they tolerate only from those who're close to them or from some other demographic?

🧦What gives them comfort, physical or emotional? How should someone comfort them, and how would they comfort others? What is a 'perfect day' like more or less? What kind of person or conditions offer more comfort for them than others? Do they have a favorite person?

💚 What forms of rivalry, playful or otherwise, are accepted and enjoyed by them? Not enjoyed or hated? Can people tease them, whether in general or specific individuals? At what point does it get annoying or unacceptable in their boundaries?

🧻 How do they go to the bathroom, and do they have any relationship with that? Are they a really clean person? How private are they about bathroom activities, would they shut their pets out?

🎈 Is your muse playful, and what would encourage that in them? Who are they likely to be more playful with? Do they express playfulness easily, or simply lock in when doing activities that they enjoy? What kinds of things do they enjoy watching in person as a form of parallel play or vicarious enjoyment?

🩷Name something that makes them happy and why. Anything different or odd that makes them happy compared to another? Does, or would anything make them happy simply by association, or because another likes it? What subtle signs to look out for prove they are happy to others, despite it all?

❓What is simply the oddest emotional cause or result for them, whether by society's consideration, or their own. Is there anything that 'should be' one emotion, but causes another one entirely? Are any emotions closely interlinked? What is their 'weirdest' response to any given stimuli?

🩺 How do they deal with medical situations, particularly ones that're so prevalent, they have to rely on a doctor, caretaker second party, or both? How do they self-soothe, pass the time, or otherwise keep the visit of a hospital tolerable? What makes a good hospital or doctor for them? If they are sick at home, what is ideal for their caretaker? Who does it?

💡How are they when thinking? What causes them to focus so much? Do they have secondary senses to rely upon to observe their world, or is it only the task at hand? Do they do things like set alarms, have people remind them of things, or increments where they take breaks? What social interactions leave them the most relaxed vs making their brain run?

💤What is the least active they may be? Rest time or procedures? In what ways are they quiet and conserve energy, vs days or times they can put forth more effort?

💗 How does one gauge the love or affection in their heart? What does a crush or squish do to them, are they expressive in it, and what things cement someone as the love of their life? Are there any things, from specific individuals or not, that they are 'weak for'? What kind of person would they do 'anything' for, or how?

❄️ What sort of things make them nervous, self conscious, or cautious of others? Habits used in face of friends and loved ones? Are there okay versions of this which are acceptable vs obstructions considered life-ruining or unacceptable? Have they nerves of steel about anything notable?

🧁 How do they eat their food? What noises do they make, how they go about it, do they tolerate being watched eating at all? What is comfort food to them verses something normal or disliked?

⌛ At what point in their life did they realize that they were trans? Did anything 'trans' happen before they realize? Anything stronger or funnier in hindsight?

🛑 How does they react to getting misgendered? Have they been misgendered IC or OOC? Why do you think that happened?

💯 What gives them gender euphoria? Is it something common in their life, or yet to be done?

⛔ What do they feel like they 'can't' do due to being trans? Due to not passing or other stressors such as change? Current situation?

🍕 How does being trans affect a relationship of theirs? Relationships in general? Is there a sort of trust barrier, or way they carry themselves depending on the person or situation?

🌷 How do they grow? Mentally, or Physically on hormones? What did hormones, dressing up, changing titles, or other things do for them?

🪞 Are they anything like a typical 'role model' of their gender, or are they unique? Do they hold onto anything from pre-transition, or did habits or aesthetic change?

🍨 Are they at all knowledgeable about other genders and transness? Do they feel more 'mixed' socially or rigid? Could another trans person trust them with advice, feelings, or both?

😿 Are they a 'sad' person? or, more irritable or petty? What's their solution to people being insensitive? What friends or allies do they have when things get hard?

💋 Is there anything gender related that's a turn-on or romantic for them? Especially so after they started transitioning? Any marked improvements?

⚽ Is there anything they feel they 'missed out on' in their childhood? Anything that they enjoy more as their gender? Or, were there things that ended up 'included' in their development or hobbies because they were trans (whether out or not, consciously or subconsciously)

🎀 Is there anything 'frivolous' about their transition, whether by their own thought or by others? Why is it important regardless of such?

🥓 Is there anything heavily stereotyped aesthetically that they like or dislike, and does it reflect the way they grew up or the area they lived in? What 'kind' of their gender are they? (i.e., cowboy, barbie girl, tomboy or prettyboy, anything ubitiquous to their state/country/province/far away/foreign)

🪄 Is there anything shocking, dramatic, or unexpected from their transition? Or are they 'boring' or on brand to themselves?

🚩 What's a red flag for their comfort or attitude? Anything that makes them back off from a person or keep them at arms length until later notice? Is it subtle, or are they outspoken about it?

💚 What creature comforts have changed since their transition? Did estrogen make them colder or testosterone make them hotter? Anything in the home that comforts them, from clothes to decorations, to foods? Habits that calm them?

🧁 What 'improved' or made them 'sweeter' since transition? Was this a drastic change, or were they always like this and hidden away?

🥰 Are there forms of affection, dating, romance, praise, or friendship that they prefer? How do people in their life make things better? A sign that they're known well by someone they like?

🔞 How has their sex life changed? Masturbation habits? Ways that they do or don't obtain sex? Did they have more, or less sex before transition, or gaining a partner that Gets them? Anything particularly 'trans' about their sex?

💡 What advice do they have, based on their transition? Do they need any, to be told something specific? Do they get some things and not others?

🥏 What gendered or aesthetic things are not for them? Are the reasons personal, or dysphoric? Any kind of person they think they dislike regardless of gender or within their own? Any traits 'hot on others but not for myself'? Do they have any internalized transphobia about it?

🎈 Anything they have dealt with or will deal with that they probably could or should let go? Do they entertain chasers on dating/sex apps, tolerate their family too much, give strangers more or less grace about compared to friends? Do or will their standards change later in or after transition?

💖 Anything Gender that they wanna emulate? From other person/muse? What do they like about others in such a way?

🩷 What is the last thing, or next thing, that made them happy or will make them happy? What's a cheat code to their heart? Food for the soul, desires, things that could improve, encourage, or enable them?

🫧 What's the most fun thing about their transition or gender? Something lighthearted?