#i. anonymous

send a rumour about my muse and they will both react and respond to the rumours' validity.

A smile graced her features as she tilted her head, contemplating her response. There was a truth to the rumor but she still didn't quite understand why people cared. Perhaps she was old fashion, or perhaps it was because she didn't kiss or tell. Unless of course, it was her brothers and she desperately wanted to turn her lover into a vampire so she could live out her happily ever after. Not that Niklaus had ever allow her to.

MY EXPERIENCE IN THE ROLEPLAYING COMMUNITY | accepting!

🎹 the worst roleplay trend i ever saw Passwords. I don't know if this is a big thing in the live action community? But in the animated/cartoon community (which I used to and occasionally frequent in) this used to be/still is? a big thing. People would require you to read their rules, send in a password before you can even interact with them. And I'm like, no? I shouldn't have to sign a contract to interact with someone. If I follow you, I genuinely want to interact with you. I might be slow to approach? But you can always approach me for a storyline, just so long as we're mutuals!

🚙 the one thing i will never do in roleplay Send anon hate. I feel like anon hate is just counter productive and I've never once sent it to anyone. I'm usually pretty good at approaching people if there's an issue. Or just removing myself from the problem if there's a conflict that cannot be solved? But anon hate just makes matters worse and it's absolutely unnecessary. I get it, confrontation is scary? I dislike it myself. But it's better to talk to the person and try to work it out? Than hide behind anonymous.

mun communication question prompts | accepting

Hoi nonnie!

I will say that generally, I do far better when I'm actively speaking to the people who want to write? I love getting to know my partners. I love being able to ask stupid questions without feeling like I'm going to get judged. I love being able to dm someone whenever I have a plot idea, and just throw it at them. It makes roleplaying a lot more fun, when you can just pester your partners about things.

It can definitely be very scary jumping into new fandoms when you don't know anyone? That was me when I first joined the TVD fandom. I didn't know anyone, I still feel like I don't really know anyone? But I have met quite a lot of wonderful people and everyone's super friendly. But honestly, you just gotta put yourself out there.

I am always willing to try new fandoms. I was just telling @lunarrps that I want to branch out and write different things. But I always get trapped in once I have an active blog with lot's of muse, I can't seem to break away and do other things. I always abandon those other accounts and it's why I'm not allowed to have nice things. It happens on no matter what platform I write on. I tend to get really attached to muses and then I just can't bring myself to write others even though I desperately want to.