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The extremely detailed part too. It makes everything so long and I wish I could word things better so they wouldn’t take so much space but I just can’t seem to do that. 

5. What’s something about your character that you’d like if you had to spend time with them?

I like that she’s very independent and can think on her feet. I find these to be really good traits a person should have and I like to surround myself with those kinds of people.

6. What’s something about your character that you wouldn’t like if you had to spend time with them?

She can be a little bossy at times and she hides her feelings so well. There’s nothing wrong in admitting the way you feel, especially negative emotions like being sad and feeling hopeless. It would really help to know someone better if they open up to you even if it’s only a little and I think a much stronger bond could be formed if you express your feelings openly with a friend.

7. What’s a negative thing about your character that you enjoy writing?

I enjoy seeing her in pain; for example, her being very confused about the way she feels and how she deals with it. And I would really love to write her playing the good cop, bad cop persona while interrogating a suspect because that way, we get to see a little of the not-so-good personality which she keeps hidden all the time. Yes, she does have the urge to break free from this robotic self she projects due to her job and all of the stress building up within her isn’t really helping that much either. Does this even answer the question? I have no idea.

8. What’s a similarity you have with your character?

We are both independent and headstrong. She speaks her honest opinion all the time and is a terrible liar just like I am.

9. What’s a difference you have with your character?

She’s quite uptight while I’m— well, a little quirky and eccentric.

10. What’s the hardest thing for you to write?

In general? Gay smut. I absolutely cannot write that particular genre no matter how hard I try. I can never play a gay character and trust me when I say that I’ve tried. It didn’t work very well so /shrugs to the highest heavens;

11. Do you think you’ve gotten better at writing anything or any type of thing or situation since you started writing this character (or roleplaying in general)? 

Yes, I’m sure that my overall writing has improved since the first day I started roleplaying. I can do fluff now yay!

12. Why do you roleplay?

I get bored very easily and I love writing. So I thought, let’s make it a hobby where I can actually improve myself. 

13. Do you write fiction ever other than rping?