AmaraDK

For an RP to work well and be fun for both sides, both RP'ers must be on the same terms as far as length, rating, crushes, etc. Some RP'ers, unfortunately, make up some pretty bad rules. 1.  "I don't change my crush, [Name] is mine. Sorry, Princess, but it doesn't work that way.  If you want more RP partners, it's time to create some flexibility and sacrifice.  I myself have had to change my crush, it isn't the funnest thing to do in the world, but it's better than acting like a territorial bitch in heat.  It's time to face facts, those 2-D lines aren't going anyway. 2:  "My RP's have smut.  Don't bother messaging if you're not into that

Before We Start, Here's Some Vocab: Fan Character:  A character created to interact with canon characters in different series, most typically anime.  Used most often for Role-Play and fan fiction. Original Character:  A character created for a story that the author created all on their own. Appearance: If your OC's description goes like this: Long, flaxen raven hair that cascades to her waist. Her eyes are orbs of bright teal... Then you've already failed the first test. Not only do you use enough purple prose* to make Smeyer cry her eyes out, there are other RP'ers who would gladly rip your throat out with small, rusty forks. Don't mak

People on social media sites tend to glorify things that hurt. They brag about things that people struggle with. Mental illness is not a label. It is not a badge nor a privilege or something you have to earn. People suffer, they battle voices in their heads that they do not even recognize. People struggle to tame their inner demons and keep up an image that the world expects them to uphold. Mental illness is not cute, being so anxious you cannot speak is not a quirk. Relying on people to take care of you is not romantic. News flash! Your life is not an episode of Skins The idea of Effy and Freddie is fictional, no one is going to save yo