Knowing your partner well makes writing together a lot easier. Tag this with the people you enjoy roleplaying with but want to get to know better. Repost this.
I was tagged by: solesparadisus
BASICS:
Name: Jessa - Nickname: Hexen Age: 24 Preferred pronouns: She/Her/The Almighty One Sexuality: Asexual Zodiac sign: Scorpio Taken or single: Hella Taken Three facts:
I fucking love drawing but rarely have the drive to do so.
I am a grown woman who has not learned to drive.
I can make a mean green bean casserole for thanksgiving.
ROLEPLAY EXPERIENCE:
How long (months/years?): I dunno, did some preteen bullshit that is just embarrassing looking back on it. Only really started roleplaying at my current level when I joined tumblr a while back.
How’d you start: Sonic fan characters and pokemon trainer roleplaying. Aw yiss. Platforms you’ve used: Various Forums, Gaia Online, Tumblr Worst experience: The turning point of realizing what I was writing as a child was cringe-worthy and exiling myself from several forums out of shame. Best experience: Just making up more goddamn characters to live in my head.
MUSE PREFERENCES:
Female or male: I've really only played females and genderless characters but I'd be up for trying to play male characters sometime. Favorite face: YOURS. Least favorite face:
Smug little prick. Multi or single: What, like paragraphs? I can write a lot of goddamn paragraphs let me tell you.
WRITING PREFERENCES:
Fluff, angst or smut: Not into smut, personally. Fluff and angst are ok I guess. Plots or memes: Yes and yes. Long or short replies: I'm cool with either, though as a writer I find it hard to be concise so short replies are in short stock. Are you like your muse(s): Probably to some point. I'm a novice writer so sticking with something akin to my personality type seems like a natural thing to do even if it's not really helping me grow as a writer. Though Tully tends to be a bit more wordy than me.
Tagging: amidatelion senpai, the other jessa, Mothafuckin Lightning and any of the other nerds out there.













