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I don't think i told you but I'm a girl =)

Depends on the patience, mostly xD I can adapt, but I have my good and bad moments

Well anyways, that's my salts on RPing. I've got to be an absolute MONSTER to RP with, but if anyone can get over that, then I'd probably be able to give it a shot.

I can understand that, it makes sense. I generally give what I get, which is one reason I don't usually start RPs.

It's not that they have to be big, they don't have to be paragraphs they just have to provide information and flesh out the details. That can be done in a few sentences, or sometimes you might want it to be a paragraph depending on the current scenario.

I guess if I had to condense it down, the only things I really need to have are consistent and believable characters that don't break character (as in, they suddenly 180 with no reason at all into something they really aren't), tangible writing and good contextual posting.

It doesn't have to be a novel, I don't expect that.

Now, being blunt also gets a point across, and sometimes that's the only line that needs to be drawn. But when a post like "She walks across the room and opens the fridge." Is literally the entire post context, that's lame unless there are context clues in the previous posts that require it to be so concise and straightforward. Same goes for filler posts, like "She bounces in her seat and smiles."

Those bother me as I read them, mostly because that person continuously makes those posts, and sees no reason to stop because they simply want to drift through the RP and interject only when it's meaningful to them. A lack of contextual feedback for one RPer is both tough on that RPer because they're doing extra footwork for the RP, and it also taxes the reader for details.

...Err, don't read too much into these mini-rants. -_-' I guess I really don't care too much and I'm just being Nit-picky right now.

I think my biggest problem is making big posts. I'm more of a concise poster who's not great at adding things.

I am getting better at making bigger posts, though.

Well, I don't really like one-liner posts very much. Leaving me with the short end of the stick to add additional context because a post was lacking drives me bonkers when I read it.

Those "I don't know" or filler posts that don't hold any context leave me holding the bag on the next move. Sometimes these are necessary, as an in-character way to agree/disagree/make relation with the current scene, but most of the time I see people using these simply because they want the other RPer to lay more context in and they joyride the RP.

That, and I'm also about details depending on the situation. The more little nuances that you could include in a motion the better. Not like, DETAILS...But you know, little things. Like inner thoughts for example.

I'd also like for my RP partner to be able to form a tangible sentence. Not that the writing needs to be perfect (nobody's perfect), but it needs to be readable. The readability of the post helps the immersion for me in an RP.

That's about it actually. I know, I'm picky...and I'm sorry about that. I really can't be a beggy-chooser on my first one, but I've read around and the ones I like most are kinda like that.

What is your writing style?

I'm, err...I'm kinda shy about RPing. It's one of those "psyche revealing" type things, but I'd be willing to do it if the plot was alright and my fellow poster were alright both with my times (as I get on the site during off-peak hours) and with my writing style.

But yeah, if the criteria were met, I'd be down for an RP. Don't expect me to be the best though, it wouldn't be something I was used too.

Do you RP at all, person?