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We need 900$ ASAP we were trying to pay a phone bill, if unpaid cuts us off from our lifeline, we were also trying to save our belongings & were moving them in a camper & truck we live in when a tire blew, if we can't fix the tire we will lose everything

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Hey guys, sorry to have to do this but I need help.

Currently my family's financial situation is in the gutter due to both my mother's spending habits and recent medical bills/deaths in the family. It has become incredibly difficult to get a loan that would cover my expenses at SVA and currently I cannot find a job that will provide me with the money to keep up with tuition payments.

If anybody can donate something even if it's just a dollar I'd be grateful for the support.

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In general, I think "Is X out-of-character?" is not a terribly useful question for a writer. It shuts down possibility, and interesting directions you could take a character.

A better question, I believe, is "What would it take for Character to do X?" What extremity would she find herself in, where X starts to look like a good idea? What loyalties or fears leave him with X as his only option? THAT'S where a potentially interesting story lies.

This is a passive behavior that people may not even realize that they're even engaging with. I understand wanting asks, starters, replies, or any engagement with this collaborative hobby. However, a lot of people say things such as;

'I wish more people would interact with me...' 'My (canon muse) isn't as good as other (canon muses) in the rpc...' 'I should just delete... Nobody's writing with me...' '(reblogs open starter again) #some replies would be nice...'

I hate to be blunt, but ask yourself. When was the last time you sent your mutuals some asks, anonymous or not? When was the last time you replied to someone else's open starter? I understand being in a bad funk, but there are better ways to deal with those negative emotions that don't involve guilting your follower-base for not engaging with you constantly. You can't be possessive of your following and expect them to be happy to engage with you. Your writing partners are people, too.

I'd like to give a shoutout to:

Plural muns with plural muses

Plural muns with singlet muses

Plural muns that realized they're plural due to rp

Fictives who rp their source

Systems who all love to rp

Systems where only a few members love to rp

You're all great and deserve the world!