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The following is a guide on how to portray a woman who is suffering from Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. As somebody who has been diagnosed with this and studies medicine, I can give you the best way to give an accurate backstory with this. There may be some triggers below and some medical terms. I am not a doctor, but this is the best guide I can give for rping purposes. It’s for characters who cannot have children or suffer fertility complications.
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Plot # 27: Pen Pals
An unlikely friendship forms between two people when Muse A sends a letter to Muse B’s house, not knowing that an old friend who used to live there has long since moved out. Muse B receives the letter, in which Muse A talks of childhood memories and wanting to rekindle a relationship, whether it be friendship or something more. Instead of discarding the letter or simply returning it in the mail, Muse B sits down and crafts a thoughtful reply, explaining the mix-up and offering some information about themselves should Muse A want to continue writing. Muse A and Muse B begin a correspondence by letters that evolves into a relationship that lasts for months, possibly years.
Perhaps one day they will meet. Perhaps it’s best that they never do. That’s up to you.
Plot 118: Moving In
It’s moving day for Muse A and Muse B, best friends since primary school who’ve finally saved up enough to rent their own apartment in a nice part of the city. Fully embracing their independence, the excited pair decide to move their stuff without the assistance of a professional moving company. The roomies’ plans go awry when their couch gets lodged in the apartment doorway, blocking entrance into their box-cluttered place and access to the other side of the hall. Muse A and Muse B try every trick up their sleeve to get the couch to budge, but they’re not successful. Muse C and Muse D, renters on the other side of the hall, encounter their struggling neighbors at the top of the steps (and the hunk of furniture obstructing their path). Muse C and Muse D offer assistance and eventually manage to get the couch into the apartment.
Grateful, Muse A and Muse B invite their friendly neighbors over. Muse A and Muse C are flirtatious from the get-go, while Muse B and Muse D can’t help but roll their eyes at their respective roommates. Muse A and Muse C rush into a fling based on their physical attraction to one another, but they end up having terrible chemistry once the deed is done. It’s very awkward and sometimes even tense between them when they bump into the other in the hall. Muse B and Muse D, however, develop a genuine liking for one another that seems like it might turn into something more over time. In the meantime, they take great pleasure in forcing their discordant roommates together every chance they get.
Welcome to part 1 of The Challenge. What’s following is the first part of a 10 (or more) part series focusing on getting to know your character deeper than you have before. This first section will be covering the basics, and will presume you’re either starting from scratch or have a limited knowledge of your character. You can, however, follow along with an already developed character. The choice is yours. Give this a like or reblog if you enjoy it, and the next part will be out once this hits 30 notes. Love you all <3
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plot idea:
MUSE A has been in and out of foster homes her entire life. After a brief stint in juvie, she is finally stuck in a group home for girls until she turns eighteen and is free from the system.
MUSE B is a college student who has to participate in some volunteer work for a class. Every student is randomly assigned a location where they will complete their volunteer work, and MUSE B is assigned to MUSE A’s group home.
Basically, MUSE A is a rebellious little teenager who learned very early on that the only person she can rely on is herself. MUSE B is a total sweetheart and grew up very loved and just has a heart of gold. Let’s just say the initial interactions between these two would be very interesting.
This plot idea is for my muse Piper and MUSE B could be either male or female.
Let me know if you’re interested!
source: valofrph
plot: Muse A is the rebel, the one breaking the rules whenever they can. Muse B is the perfect person, pure and innocent, never stepping out of line. Due to some circumstances, they happened to be close friends, despite how far from each other they are. Both pushing the other to do things they wouldn’t normally do. While both can be vulnerable alone, nothing can break them when they are together. They are unstoppable.
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plot: Muse A, an incredibly wealthy person of standing in the community, owns a sprawling estate, where Muse B is employed as a member of the household (be it as a butler, a gardener, etc.) Muse A and Muse B are friends despite their class differences, but a speed bump is hit when Muse B panics and tells an attractive stranger at the bar that they are the one who owns the estate. Muse B pleads with Muse A to keep up with the charade while their new partner is around, and Muse A reluctantly agrees to go with it. Although the stint with the stranger in the bar is brief, Muse B is quick to realise how much easier life would be in Muse A's shoes, and continues to pretend at every opportunity, much to the slowly growing annoyance of Muse A.
Plot 77: Bond Unbroken
Muse A and Muse B grew up in a modest home with feuding parents. For as long as the siblings can remember, their parents have fought over finances, their kid’s education, who forgot to load the dishwasher, everything and anything two people who’re supposed to love each other could possibly fight about. Unfortunately, it seemed that their parents’ marriage only grew more strained as their kids got older. Over time, nights spent on the couch turned into nights spent at the local motel. Muse A (the older sibling) took care of Muse B when their parents were too wrapped up in their own drama to give the nurturing and support that their young children sorely needed. Muse B came to rely on Muse A for everything and their bond was remarkably tight.
After an embarrassing blowout in front of friends and family at Muse B’s 8th birthday party, the siblings’ parents decided to get a divorce. Much to Muse A and Muse B’s dismay, the terms of the divorce stipulated that custody of the kids would be split: Muse A went with one parent and Muse B went with the other. The acrimony between their parents made it nearly impossible for the siblings to stay in touch with each other over the years and eventually Muse B was made to move away with their custodial parent. Only able to communicate with email and web-chat for a while, Muse A always did their best to stay involved in Muse B’s life from afar. When Muse A is of age to move out on their own, they find a way to reunite with their estranged sibling and promise to make up for lost time.
SECRETS MASTERLIST
i think we’re all tired of having our characters have the same dirty little secrets. so here are some realistic secrets you can use for your characters. i am putting an overall trigger and mature warning on this. they’re in the sections of: lighthearted, hardcore, family, involving others, criminal, embarrassing, sexual, romantic, and other..
scared your secret isn’t creative - change it up! it mentions drugs? change it to sex or alcohol. something mentions family? turn that into a romantic secret! the options are endless if you change details.
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Random Lyric Starters 60 lyrics taken from various songs. Feel free to change pronouns/plurals as needed.
I’m giving you a night call to tell you how I feel.
I want to drive you through the night, down the hills.
I’m gonna tell you something you don’t want to hear.
I’m gonna show you where it’s dark, but have no fear.
There’s something inside you, it’s hard to explain.
They’re talking about you.
You’re still the same.
I am nothing without pretend.
I know my thoughts, can’t live with them.
I am nothing without a man.
I know my faults but I can’t hide them.
I don’t need another friend when most of them I can barely keep up with.
I’m perfectly able to hold my own hand, but I still can’t kiss my own neck.
I wanted to give you everything but I still stand in awe of superficial things.
I wanted to love you like my mother’s mother’s mothers did.
You’ve got such a pretty smile – It’s a shame the things you hide behind it.
I know that there’s nowhere you can hide it.
I know the feeling of alone.
I know that you do not feel invited.
Come back in from the cold.
Step away then from the edge.
Your best friend in life is not your mirror.
I am here and I will be forever and ever.
Trust me and don’t keep that on the inside.
Soon you’ll be locked out on your own.
Don’t say you’ve never been told.
I’ll be with you till we grow old.
I’m not sitting up here on some throne.
I’ll be with you till we’re both gone.
You can always come home.
I’m sorry now.
You were the love for certain of my life.
You were simply my beloved wife.
I don’t know for certain how I’ll live my life.
I can’t believe I’ve lost the very best of me.
With another love I’ll never lie again.
It’s you I can’t deny.
It’s you I can’t defy.
Without my beloved soul I renounce my life.
My love is gone, she suffered long in hours of pain.
My love is gone, now my suffering begins.
Would it be wrong if I should surrender all the joy in my life and go with her tonight?
Would it be wrong if I should just turn my face away from the light?
You only know what I want you to.
I know everything you don’t want me to.
Your mouth is poison, your mouth is wine.
You think your dreams are the same as mine.
I wish you’d hold me when I turn my back.
The less I give the more I get back.
Your hands can heal, your hands can bruise.
I don’t have a choice but I’d still choose you.
Like anyone would be, I am flattered by your fascination with me.
Like any hot-blooded woman I have simply wanted an object to crave.
You’re not allowed.
You’re uninvited.
Must be strangely exciting to watch the stoic squirm.
Must be somewhat heartening to watch shepherd need shepherd.
Like any uncharted territory I must seem greatly intriguing.
You speak of my love like you have experienced love like mine before.
I don’t think you unworthy.
Fire-related starters
“Do you smell something burning?”
“I know that look. That’s your dreamy arsonist look. Whatever you’re thinking, don’t.”
“Is that smoke?”
“That is it! I’m taking the matches away.”
“Do you even know how to start a fire?”
“Are you sure you know how to start a fire?”
“Don’t touch that, it’s hot!”
“You can’t go around setting things on fire just because you feel like it.”
“See, this is why you aren’t allowed to have matches.”
“Please quit playing with the lighter. You’re making me nervous.”
“Did no one ever tell you not to leave a candle unattended?”
“Perhaps next time we can just use flameless candles instead.”
“Let it burn. Now we have the perfect excuse to move.”
“Did you really set your living room on fire just so you can meet hot firefighters?”
“I’m no expert, but I don’t think burning incense is supposed to be this destructive.”
“You look really peaceful sitting there, but I thought you should know there is an alarming amount of smoke coming out of your window.”
“If you had just put a new battery in the smoke alarm, this wouldn’t have happened.”
“No one wants to hang out with you because you’re a walking fire hazard.”
“This is why you don’t set off fireworks during a drought.”
“Quit whining. You wouldn’t have burned yourself if you had actually been paying attention.”
I was wondering if you could help me finding some material about how to play a businessman(my char is a CEO, actually)?
I couldn’t find any guides on Tumblr (if anyone knows of one reply to this please!), but I found a few useful resources that you could apply to your character:
The Three Qualities a CEO Must Have to Succeed
Good Qualities for Businessmen
Skills you need to be a CEO
You could use these aspirational qualities for a businessman to build your character around, and you could also think about which of these qualities they lack/need to work on. This could help you a lot with character development as he works to become a capable CEO.
Here are some resources about what being a CEO involves:
5 Core Responsibilities of a CEO
Investopia definition of Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
What do CEOs do? A CEO Job Description.
The Role of the CEO
These should help you understand what your character does on a daily basis, and to get to grips with language used in that kind of environment.
Finally, these are some interesting resources about the daily life of a business person:
Daily Routine Of A Successful Businessman
Daily Routines Of Successful Entrepreneurs
The daily routine of 17 CEOs
30 Daily Habits of the Most Successful Entrepreneurs
This was actually really interesting. If any of you want to go into business I highly recommend you have a look at some of these links!
I hope this helps you ‘non! :)
Can you write some best friend plots?? Anything is fine. (: I love your plots!
Plot 120: Mini plots for BFFs!
Muse A is startled by an urgent text/call from Muse B. They rush over to Muse B’s place in the middle of the night to see what’s wrong. It turns out that Muse A had a splinter and they were too scared to tweeze it themselves.
Muse A and Muse B are on line for ticketsto see their favorite band/musician in concert. They camp out all nightin their matching pajamas, pigging out on junk food and starting off-key sing-alongswith other fans in line. By the time they reach the window the next day, theshow’s sold out. Somehow, they’re not too upset.
Muse A and Muse B have been bestfriends since they were kids. When Muse A informs Muse B thatthey are moving across the country, it’s devastating news for them both. Theypromise to talk every day until one can visit the other; Muse B makes sure tovideo chat with Muse A in places they liked to hang out so it’s as ifthey’re still together.
Muse A and Muse B head to the localChuck E. Cheese (or equivalent establishment) with the cover story that they’re attending a child’s birthdayparty, in case anyone asks. They engage in an intense competition to earn themost tickets for prizes, they stuff their over-aged faces with free pizza, and they refuse to leave without their goody bags.
Muse A and Muse B regularly meet up at their favorite diner. They only order dessert and they vent about everything that went wrong for them during the week. Then they crack each other up with wild scenarios of how much worse things could be. Example, “Could be worse. We could have explosive diarrhea. Or literal verbal diarrhea.”
Muse A is psyched to show Muse B the cool magic trick they just learned, despite Muse B’s insistence that they have somewhere to be. Muse A promises it’ll only take a minute. They handcuff themselves to Muse B and tap the cuffs and say the magic words, and the cuffs stay cuffed. Muse A has to tag along on Muse B’s blind date.
Plot 127: Summer @ Sprinklez
Muse A lands a part-time job at the local ice cream shop for the summer. Though the pay is better than minimum wage, Muse A’s not enthused to spend sunny afternoons inside, scooping cones for bratty kids and demanding customers while their friends are catching waves at the beach. To make matters worse, the shop manager’s a little weird and Muse A’s sole co-worker is standoffish for no apparent reason, making the work environment pretty awkward. The first few shifts seem to crawl along for Muse A, causing them to contemplate quitting before their starting week is up. Muse A’s outlook begins to change, however, when Muse B strolls into the shop. Muse B is a relative of the manager and the last new hire of the season. Muse B is cool to Muse A (unlike their other co-worker), always lending a hand when Muse A makes a mistake or taking the blame whenever the manager is looking to scold someone because Muse B knows their relative won’t fire them. Muse A and Muse B become good friends in a short span of time, happily spending hours hanging around the shop even when one of them’s not scheduled to be at work. They make the most of their slow summer together.
Bonus points if: It’s a vintage ice cream parlor, where servers must wear costume-y uniforms.
— ♡ BLUE VALENTINE
CHARACTER A, a struggling high school dropout, becomes infatuated by CHARACTER B, a pre-med student. Their upbringings are similar. They are both raised by parents who are hateful to each other. As a result, they question the existence of true love. CHARACTER A, an optimist, seeks out to find the answer and believes that, maybe… just maybe, CHARACTER B is the one. The problem is, CHARACTER B is already committed with their SIGNIFICANT OTHER.
— ♡ SLEEPING WITH OTHER PEOPLE
CHARACTER A met CHARACTER B in college and slept together that very night. Fast forward thirteen years later, they bump into each other and attempt to rekindle. They both learn their inability to commit and help each other throughout their various relationships (CHARACTER B can’t seem to move on from their EX.) They eventually become best friends, vowing to stay platonic, deflating any sexual tensions between them. Until one day, they realize that they are in love with each other. Remembering the vow they made to each other, they decide to do nothing about it, although it’s painful for CHARACTER A.
— ♡ (500) DAYS OF SUMMER
CHARACTER A is an idealist, a full-on romantic. On the other hand, CHARACTER B is an eccentric realist. In an office party, the two co-workers bond over their similar taste in music and have a conversation about love which CHARACTER A believes in but CHARACTER B does not. Slowly. CHARACTER A falls in love with CHARACTER B. They pursue a genuine relationship, but trouble arises when both learn their differences, with CHARACTER B realizing that they aren’t perfect together.
How to Write a Fight Scene Without Godmodding
It’s come to my attention that this can be a bit of a difficult thing to get a hang of, and makes for awkward writing. Due to the canon (& oc) characters that I play, and the genres of RP I’m interested in, I’ve accumulated a few years of experience in the subject.
*This is more so a guide about long drawn fight scene rather than drunken bar fights and such.
I’ll be explaining 2 ways of doing this, my go way and another I’ve do every once in a while. Each will have steps and recommendations along with them.
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