Wanna RP? Great! Read this please. (If you just wanna know about reading my RPs (or blocking them), continue to the next bolded text)
I’ve rped Homestuck and Hetalia in the past, but right now my fixation is basically just Sanders’ Sides
2. What characters do you RP?
I’m willing to be anyone (including Picani and Remy)
I’m open to pretty much all ships, but I’m not really into crack ships just cause I have a hard time getting into the this-is-actually-a-joke mindset and I get frustrated with it.
4. Is there anything you refuse to RP?
I don’t really RP with OCs. I love OCs, I think they’re neat, I just… don’t wanna RP with em. And vore is totally out of the question.
As long as you’re 18 or older! (please don’t lie to me, someone will rat you out ((it’s happened)))
6. What about potentially triggering subjects?
I’m open to pretty much all AUs, Tropes, and scenarios. I will always let my rp partner know if something is triggering me, and I encourage them to do the same.
7. So how do I start an RP with you?
You can either shoot me an ask or DM me! If you know what you’d like to do, please tell me who you wanna be, the ship, and the trope/AU/etc. If not, we can figure it out together! This is also a great opportunity to mention to me any potentially triggering subjects you want me to avoid.
I rp through both reblog posts and DMs, and I leave the preference up to you.
A lotta people tend to just jump head-first into an RP without considering the other person, and carry out an entire RP this way. I’ve done it too. People also tend to think up ideas and just run with them (which can become god-modding in its extreme form) and that’s when this run-with-it mentality becomes inconsiderate. An RP is like telling a story with a co-author. If you were writing a book or short story with someone, you wouldn’t just think up a juicy angsty plot twist, write it, and expect your co-author to deal with that on their own. You talk about it, get their opinion, figure out together how you want it to pan out. Springing plot twists on your RP partner (and even sometimes adamantly refuting their efforts to get their character out of the situation) is incredibly rude. It’s basically saying you want to tell a story all on your own, and the other person is just there to add characters; you’re taking away their say, and that’s not okay. If you have an idea mid-rp, DM me! I promise I won’t be mad, I’ll be so thankful you thought to check with me before you did it, and we can even plan to see how it will turn out or continue on! RP isn’t just “oh I respond however I feel in the moment and they do the same until we die”. It’s telling a story, and that takes planning and communication.
Don’t wanna RP with me, but just wanna know where you can read my stuff (or block it)? Here you go!
1. Proper RP-eavesdropper etiquette (I mean this in the nicest possible way)
We love when people like our RPs, really. But it’s not cool when you go around reblogging them, because we look at the number of reblogs to know when to start the next post. Tumblr is hella glitchy, we all know this, and when a post gets enough notifs you dont see every little icon at the top of the notes, all you see is that number of reblogs and likes. So when someone not rping with me reblogs my rp, it makes my job harder because every time the person I’m rping with replies, I’d have to manually count how many replies there are. Please don’t make me do more work than necessary; you can like, but please don’t reblog.
2. I saw a part of your RP on my dash and thought it was cool! How can I find the rest? (Alternatively: I saw your long-ass RP on my dash and want it gone, please tag it?)
I tag every reply with “Tumblr Dad rps”. If you need to block it, please do. If you wanna see more of my stuff, just check that tag! Each RP has it’s own special tag as well. For example, a dropped RP I had with Virgil called Partners in Crime is tagged as “PIC”, and people can check that tag to see every part.
