#in summary... uh

       I may be in the minority here. I don’t know. I tend to keep like-minded company... But when you roleplay with two or more of the same character, isn’t it kind of rude to write exactly the same dynamic and plots with all of them?

       This isn’t directed at anyone who writes with me... Or at any one person in particular, for that matter. But I’ve seen it happen to my friends on several occasions lately, and honestly I seem to be more annoyed about it than they are, haha. So it’s a general rant about people who do this.

       I’ll try and explain what I mean.

       So, naturally certain characters possess certain ‘default reactions’ toward other characters-- For instance, my Kuja is simultaneously hot and cold toward Zidane. He’s comically exasperated by him, but wont pass up the opportunity to belittle or hurt him. Zidane is important to him so his initial opinion of him carries over...

      ...But nevertheless, my interactions with Zidane blogs are really distinct from one another. I don’t write the same plots with xZidane that I do with Zinidyne-Zidane. My Kuja’s opinions and reactions toward these portrayals are completely different (even discounting the ship thing with zini). 

      The same goes with Breselin’s Sephiroth portrayal and Aonemanarmy’s. Even though our interactions have been few, it didn’t take long to establish a completely different dynamic each. Kuja is by default very cautious and disturbed by Sephiroth, but in the few interactions we’ve had, he’s grown relatively ‘comfortable’ conversing with one, while he’s grown internally vicious toward the other and wants to get rid of him. From existence. ( Sorry Breslin’s Sephiroth, you are lovely but Kuja is convinced you’re a big threatening lich = v= )

       To write the exact same plot with two or more people at the same time just... Looks like collecting. Which comes across as not really caring for the distinct differences in each muse. And not really bothering to take the time to write the same plot. It’s kind of gross.  Everyone has their own take on a character, even if some details are similar. So it’s really important to treat each interaction you have differently. That’s what I think.