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Danny knew that he had a charming way about him, but he wasn’t the type of guy to use it to his advantage. He didn’t have a problem showing kindness and affection toward others, but he hadn’t the best relationship track record either. Not that he’d ever caused reason for any of them to fail… unless it counted that some people just didn’t take him seriously. He was a senior at Auradon and still hadn’t an idea what he wanted to do with his life; it wasn’t like he was a bad person. He just didn’t have a route already planned for himself like those of royalty did. Dizzy though, she was nonjudgmental; she never made him feel like less of a person just because he didn’t have any powers.

It wasn’t like he hadn’t wanted more of a kiss initially, but Danny was a gentleman. He honestly wasn’t even sure how she’d react from it, knowing that her history made the girl a little nervous around strangers. But boy, he was happy she’d taken it positively and couldn’t resist the chance for a little more. He could have easily kissed her longer – and he almost did when they pulled away. “Right. Traditionally,” he teased back softly, blue eyes searching her warm ones before his thumb brushed across the blush of her cheek. It was seriously the cutest thing. “I was thinking more like amazing, but I’ll take it.” Danny bit his lip, his hand falling to extend to hers. “Feel like a dance?”

     Dizzy’s whole body felt warm in response to the kiss. The butterflies were on their game, and so was Danny as he asked her to dance. It was sweet, and Dizzy wanted to jump on the offer so quickly... but it gave her pause. “I... I do.” She replied gently, though she looked at her feet. “I just... I don’t really know how?” She was pink for an entirely different reason now. Now, Dizzy was embarrassed. It wasn’t that she didn’t know how to dance at all, nor that she had never danced before. It was that she had never danced like this before. The intimate, close, slow dancing that everyone on the dance floor currently mirrored.

ANONYMOUS // LET’S BE HONEST MEME // ACCEPTING

Holy guacamole. Okay, well... here we gooooooooo...

1. What would prevent you from following someone?If a person uses a face claim that’s upsetting to me (there’s only one and thankfully I’ve only ever come across two people using him), if I’ve had an issue with the mun in the past, or if the blog is mainly in a language that I don’t understand. The latter wouldn’t necessarily stop me from playing with the person so long as they also RP in English, it would just be stressful for me to have a bunch of any other language on my dash. I know that’s kind of selfish of me, and I get that people speak and play in all sorts of languages, and I think that’s fantastic, I just know that I’d spend hours with google translate trying to read them and it would make my head a mess.

2. Are aesthetics important to you? If they are, why?Yes and no. I don’t think it’s important for other people to have a clean aesthetic. I’ll play with you whether you use icons, or banners, or nothing at all. Whether you have a theme, or you’re dash only, or you use an unusual formatting style. None of this affects me, you do you! However, I do enjoy my own blogs to be nice and crisp and clean. I mean... I’m re-doing all of my tags right now because they started to bother me. Whoops?

3. What current rp trend do you hate?It’s not a current trend so much as something that happens in spurts from time to time, but callout posts and hate drive me insane. We’re writers. That means that we use our writing to explore terrible things from time to time, things we would never want to explore in our real lives, things we couldn’t explore in our real lives. Attacking people through callout posts or their inboxes is probably what I hate most about tumblr in general. It’s fine if you don’t like something, or if something triggers you. There’s a really nice, easy button that fixes that for you. If you have a problem with something that someone is doing, block them. Then go have a piece of pie and calm down with a nice book... sorry, I’m ranting.

4. How do you explain rp to someone in the real world?Writing. I call it writing. I don’t necessarily try to explain it in general, but when I do I usually explain it as group-written fanfiction. Because people understand fanfiction and they respect it a little more. The people in my life in general (my family, my boyfriend) roll their eyes if I get more into it than that. “What are you doing, Jenna?” “I’m writing.” “Good for you!” End of story. The few people that I get more in depth with I know would be into it xD