Pense que te rompieran el corazón era la peor sensación, me quivoque. La peor sensación es sentir que estas solo, cuando estan lo que dicen quererte a tu lado.

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Pense que te rompieran el corazón era la peor sensación, me quivoque. La peor sensación es sentir que estas solo, cuando estan lo que dicen quererte a tu lado.
Setting the record straight in the roleplay community about Nat/Lotus/tnt8402
So. I tried to do this privately but apparently, she does not want to co-operate so I'm going to tell the truth about what happened on Aces High. One of the many sites that Nat/Lotus got kicked from.
Nat had an argument with a member on the site(M), leading M to block Nat. Nat was venting to me about it which I had no issue with but I gave Nat the advice to give M a chance to wrap their mind around the situation because M was still willing to RP with Nat just needed some space for a while. Nat tried to push another site member (N) to go to M to ask as a go-between. I explained to Nat that it was a bad idea that it could lead to N getting in trouble with the admin for getting in between a situation between two other members which led to an argument between myself and Nat leading to me blocking Nat for my own sanity. I also went to an admin of the site informing them of what happened.
Nat started badmouthing me to N, making N feel uncomfortable. N then went to the admin about the situation, leading to the admin having a conversation with Nat and Nat getting kicked. There were also multiple other people from the site who went to the admin about issues with Nat. And after getting kicked she went to one of the few people on the site who knew nothing about the situation and started to badmouth myself as well as other members of the site trying to turn her against us.
When Nat first joined this site she and I bonded about having similar problems on past sites but as I spoke more to her I realized that our situations hadn't been the same. My reason for leaving a site were not the same as Nat causing drama leading her to be kicked off sites.
She has been kicked from at least five sites that I know of for the same problems. Pushing things with people. She also tried to put a rift between myself and my fiancé who is on the site as well and upon warning others I know in the community about her I found out we were not the first RP couple she tried to put a rift between.
-Cynthia
@rpcburnbook @tnt8402
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What’s a good idea for a play?
So you have an idea for a play? How do you know if it is any good?
Here is my litmus test for to see if an idea will hold water for the long haul:
1. Are you passionate about this idea? Does it excite you emotionally? Does it actually make you feel good - raise your adrenaline when you think about it?
Passion will fuel the creation of any play. Make sure you are passionate about your idea so it drives you.
2. Has this idea caused you to envision the entire play? Or major elements or scenes of the play? Do you find this idea following you around? Are you thinking about it a lot of the day?
If you idea is causes you to begin to obsess about it - it is a good idea!
3. Were you looking for this idea, or did this idea just fall in your lap?
Seeking ideas is fun and exciting but I find my best ideas are thrust upon me sometimes in very strange ways. An example of this was when I got the idea for New York City's first One Man One Dog show DAD AND THE DOG that we have produced on two occasions at Manhattan Rep. I was sitting with my mother and sister at a family social gathering eating and chatting with our Dog Roma in my arms. We started to talk about growing up, and somehow, we brought up how when I was 11 my father and mother had a huge fight and she took the five of us and ran away to Willow Grove, PA to live with her parents, and she left my father home in our house with our dog Missy. When we finally returned 6 weeks later, the dog was at least 20 pounds heavier and my father was different, changed somehow. That Summer, alone with Missy, was the beginning of his transformation from being a very troubled man to being incredibly selfless and crazy loving to his five kids. As I was sitting there, it hit me. "I should do a play about that Summer." And then, I looked down into my arms, and Roma stared up at me and smiled, and it hit me again "And Roma and I will star in it!" It was a scary, wonderful discovery, and I knew it was a play that needed to be created. As it turned out, we received some wonderful reviews - Roma's reviews were actually better than mine. And it was the most exciting experience I have ever had on stage. Literally hanging out with Roma, embodying my father's journey was simply amazing.
4. Is this idea important? How will it affect others? How will it affect you? This is the diesel fuel of a play. If your play idea is somehow connected to some grand message that YOU NEED TO COMMUNICATE it is a good idea, and it will power you to write it to its conclusion. DAD AND THE DOG was important for it showed how even in the worst situations, we can persevere with the power of love and the connection to our creator. If your idea can affect people, go in the back door and shake up negative beliefs in people, it is a good idea.
How will it affect YOU is an important question! How will you feel when you see this play up on stage? Will it make you laugh? Will it help you heal? Now you will notice in these questions I didn't include,
"Is the idea commercial?" Bad place to start. For if you start from there, you will be writing a "commercial play" not one from your passion, and most often, IT WILL SUCK. Not the place to start. And bottomline, any good play written from the heart, dealing with an important issue about life or love or society or belief systems etc etc will probably prove to be commercial too, for a play like that becomes universal!
So is your play idea good? Start there.
Who am I
I’m afraid to tell you something, but if I don’t, I’ll never get the chance to.
I take a deep breath, and scroll through the list of names.
These people in my life that I cherish have known that part about myself and now the time is ripe to left you know it as well.
I am not your biological brother. I have suspected my adoption for a while, but only confirmed that with mom and dad recently. Basically, most close relatives on the plane list have known about this, except you (and myself).
I can’t imagine how shocked you are while you are listening to this, because I was overwhelmed when I knew it.
What should we do now sister, or shall I say lover? So we weren’t crazy. I am changing my mind. We should still tell others about this. Now, we even have one more reason to do so: we are not biological siblings.
Come see me at our usual place when you are ready.
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you're no better by vagueblogging about the guy you're claiming is bullying you jsyk :*