Some day I will actually find a place where I feel comfortable to pitch my Living-Since-Time-Immemorial powerful being that fought for supremacy, got utterly bored of winning fights, then retired and now hands out portions of their power like it's candy, because it's amusing to see what mortals do given just a drip of pure power.

But that's such a high concept, it's probably more like the plot of a site than a single character.

This is why when I ever write a "fight" scene, I ask my partner in advance what outcome they'd prefer. I'm not trying to live out some battle manga where you outmanoeuvre your opponent with your hazy grasp on linguistics, I just want to write together with you.

Lifehack to generate more hours in a day:

Prohibit yourself from accessing social media^* except for five minutes every four hours.

10/10 would recommend, I'm getting stuff done


^* Yes, that includes Discord

Kinda depends on your nation of residence, but usually you go to the general practitioner or whatever is your equivalent of a first line of medical assistance, and you describe your mental issues and whether it's possible you may be neurodivergent. From there, the roadmap will probably be explained to you.

In my case, I went to the GP, explained my suspicions and that I had been sorta-diagnosed in my youth (but psychologists aren't qualified, psychiatrists are). Then I had to visit a psychiatrist who did a medical anamnesis, whereupon the diagnosis was acquired.


Do note that being frequently misunderstood or having a communication disorder doesn't necessarily mean you're abnormal. 

Look, hear me out. You know how there's people who take money and give you a skin in return? What if I give you my rough-around-the-edges post and some money, and you give me a sparkling jewel others in the thread will be blinded by?

Doing research on bullying for this piece I'm writing and holy crap kids are horrible

Yes to Legend of Zelda, Breath of the Wild, but no to slice of life.

Setting culture from the top is a tale as old as time. Goes for the workplace, MMORPG guilds, Discords, roleplay sites... People look to who's in charge and take it as a standard for behaviour. If you're a memelord always joking around, you'll see people feel more comfortable to post memes in Discord continuously. But if you're real serious and strictly business, people'll be more reluctant to share memes.

That's probably the hardest part of running a roleplay site too. Just writing systems and setting up boards is easy. A skin...depends on how much work you want to make it. But setting culture, sheesh...



I think people sometimes undervalue the worth of an admin and staffmembers roleplaying on the site itself too. Seen it too often that they're "too busy running the site" to actually participate, and often that lack of passion drips down to the memberbase.

To be fair, if it's 18+ and all about getting down to the dishy dirty, the size and girth of a character's dick becomes super relevant information.

Every time I see AkiraTsunami's avatar, I keep thinking of A Second Goodbye To You.



Same tbh. I love doing outlandish stuff like having a darker skin without having to resort to the same small pool of animanga characters that don't always hit the mood you're trying to set. Would gladly join the "no FC, just description" bandwagon if it ever takes off.

Wild West

I want gunslingers. Outlaws. Hunting down bounties as red rock mountains rise all around you.

Just remind yourself: if your RP partners apologised for not posting because of illness or whatever, you'd forgive them.

Extend that kindness to yourself.