@erfidurgud continued from here 

When the gift had been presented to him by Loki already the archer held on to a bit of suspicion. Naturally he’d been told by the others brother that he was attempting to make amends but after all that had happened, after being used by a puppet at the others will it was hard to instill trust in him.

Part of him wonders if this was another jest, a way to subtly poke fun at him. Shaking his head he looked at the man who still tormented him in his nightmares. His own expression was one of annoyance, his lips in a line. “Funny.”

Here’s a big one:

People being too afraid to have their character do what they would really do in a situation.

Let me explain:

If your character gets an urge to stab my character, go for it. There’s no reason to ASK me if it’s alright. In fact, Wade is, of course, immortal so stabbing him wouldn’t really… do much. But say I was roleplaying a character who wasn’t. I still don’t care. If our thread ends with my character bleeding out on the ground, that’s fucking awesome. 

If your character gets an urge to kiss mine, J U M P  I N  T H E R E!!!! This isn’t to say my character will kiss them back and a ship will be born– hell, they might push your muse away or make fun of them, but what happens next is MY characters problem. People shouldn’t get so caught up in asking permission, or in thinking about how they might “ruin their chance at a ship with my character if they go too fast!”. You know what ruins a chance at a ship? Not reaching for it at all. Relationships in real life take risks, so maybe they should in writing, too. Isn’t that the kind of effort that makes writing feel more real?

I prefer being spontaneous and actually being surprised in a thread, rather than getting a message from a partner asking it it’s okay for their character to do something. If it’s what your character would do, hit me with your best shot. Never feel the need to ask me if something is okay first.

I refuse to accept this! REFUSE I TELL YOU!! No but really you’re so amazing

Thank you so much! Honestly I was super nervous to start writing him because he is a hard voice to get right. There’s a fine line with him but I’m honestly already having so much fun.