#|answered asks

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ღ : What sorts of plots/characters/scenes do you have the most difficulty writing, and why?

roleplay q&a! ( @lhantsprotector ) - accepting!

[ i actually find happy, upbeat characters or sweet, kind characters very very difficult to write, mainly because for the most part i can’t relate too well to them. i’m a very snarky, sarcastic and at times i can be very serious, so i can relate to characters like that quite easily, which lets me feel a lot more comfortable writing them. i’ve tried making blogs and writing as those kinds of characters ( like pascal from graces, futaba from persona 5, an oc of mine, etc. ) but ive always felt very very unsure while on their blogs– ]

[ in the end, i really do have a type. ]

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▲ : What sort of information do you like to see on someone’s role play page that helps you determine whether or not you would want to write with them?

roleplay q&a! ( @sirenssonnet )

[ this one’s quite hard to answer! i don’t look for specific information when i look at people’s pages before deciding to reach out, so a lot of the time what pushes me to write with people is their portrayal rather than any information. the portrayal is what shows what’s really being brought to the table, after all! it’s where the muse really comes to life, and more often than not i’ll be drawn to portrayal or writing style when choosing to interact, versus thinking “i’ll only interact with someone if they have a detailed background on their character and i know all of their likes and dislikes”, etc. ]

[ that said, it is nice to have guidelines to follow and some information on their muse– i don’t like to go in to an interaction knowing only, say, a name and age of a character. ]