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honestly?? orientation field in either a profile app or a traditional one. i tend to play more non-straight characters, and even though romance isn't necessarily a must, i always had those thoughts of "dang, this romance plot between them could be spicy! ...but are they straight, tho?"

aka i always assume, unless stated, that a character is straight or isn't interested in romance based on past experiences.
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tbh i really had to sit here and think about this question 'cause i never really paid any mind to anything i don't like. BUT if i had to choose...

idk if this makes any sense, but roleplays/threads where i'm taking the full lead/the other person is taking the full lead and there's no form of feedback. ideally in a collaborative hobby, i'd want my writing partner(s) and i to sketch out how we want our characters to go, the adventures they take, any conflict, etc. i don't think it'd be as fun if one person's doing all the creative control instead of it being 50/50. imo it's even worse when you HAVE to go along with it without any sort of objections.
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idk if this really answers the question, i love love LOVE when characters are exposed to situations that could potentially make them vulnerable or even look the opposite of what they're supposed to be.


the smartest kid in the class actually failing a test? beautiful.

a powerful ceo losing all of their influence and wealth? delicious.

a famous celeb being blackmailed and doing whatever they can for it to stop? amazing.

a usually calm and collected character losing their absolute shit?



i appreciate when writers put their characters in uncompromising positions 'cause it just feels realistic that not things can go their way 100% of the time, and it's interesting to see how they deal with such dilemmas and solve them (if they, the character, even want to)!

you’re gonna like code geass


i will admit being guilty for being familiar with the series, in love with one of their ops as they're from my fave band (flow), often using face claims from them, but never watched the series. πŸ˜”
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idk if this really answers the question, i love love LOVE when characters are exposed to situations that could potentially make them vulnerable or even look the opposite of what they're supposed to be.


the smartest kid in the class actually failing a test? beautiful.

a powerful ceo losing all of their influence and wealth? delicious.

a famous celeb being blackmailed and doing whatever they can for it to stop? amazing.

a usually calm and collected character losing their absolute shit?



i appreciate when writers put their characters in uncompromising positions 'cause it just feels realistic that not things can go their way 100% of the time, and it's interesting to see how they deal with such dilemmas and solve them (if they, the character, even want to)!