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I can’t think of any off the top of my head, but personally I’d create one on my own just on MS Word or Inspiration 9, take a screenshot, and post.

That way, you can edit the tree to fit the family you’re trying to map out rather than move around a template that might not suit the family at all.

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EDIT: haileyroleplays said: @ last anon, i use familyecho to make family trees :D

I’d say anywhere between a month IRL to three months — or as long as it takes you to get through all the paras. (i.e. morning sickness, doctor’s consultations, struggles of being pregnant, how hormones affect your character’s personality, friendship/relationship complications, when her water breaks, having the baby, etc.)

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Hi lovely! I was asked something similar a few months ago and I responded with a multitude of links I think you'll find helpful. [x]

The standards of being a LSRPG are as follows.

Don't use a monochrome/gradient colour scheme

Do not base your group in/around Hollywood

Have a legitimate plot/setting

The group must be administrated by people that are serious about roleplaying. 

Source. [x]

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I think the word you're looking for is acerbic. The definition of this word is sharp and forthright. Hope it helps!

The way I’m inserting GIFs now is by typing the image URL directly into the text post. It should automatically convert into the GIF, and as far as I’m concerned, whether or not you’ve deleted the number and period before the “media.tumblr.com” part of the image URL doesn’t matter anymore. Grey boxes do not exist on Tumblr’s platform anymore.

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Hi lovely!

Most roleplays put that into the rules as a precaution, since mature themes are a part of life so there's the chance that it'll appear on the dash. As long as there isn't a rule stating you must write smut, I wouldn't worry about it. The admins and your fellow writers should respect the fact that you aren't comfortable writing smut and allow for you to fade to black if you're about to smut.

In short — I think you should apply regardless. Just let the admins know you're uncomfortable writing smut and would prefer fading to black if those scenes ever arise!

You're right — it does means content warning, anon. The difference (taken from here) between cw and tw (trigger warning) is that cw is a tag for "content that is not as graphic or that is mentioned only in passing."

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