amazon'd

thanks friends, i will update once i see results~

i'm consistently sorted into slytherin every time i retake my goddamn pottermore test and idk how i feel about that

(on the flip side, happy to know i've not fundamentally changed, just matured thru age)

a classic

after finishing Loki on Disney+ i can say that mcu FINALLY doing something new and fresh and exciting with their storytelling strategy

me and my 2.... 3 characters friends eagerly awaiting for that invitation to valhalla 

i saw a message telling me that kae posted something edgy on the necropolis that is p2

but that aint EDGE this is 🅴🅳🅶🅴

i blame u for tampering w my algorithm kae

- know your writing partners / do your research. stallas essentially said it; spend some leisure time reading active threads on the site / memorize fun little details highlighted in character profiles (especially those that are unrelated to you/your character). as a writer it humbles me to know that ppl read my content even tho it's not exactly essential/high quality reading. it makes me want to plot with that person; this sort of pattern stimulates great story-telling in my experience.

- "yes, and—" mentality. start with small plot hooks that could potentially lead to some interesting rp dynamics (assuming a site provides 'freeform' applications i'd suggest utilizing that section to list character objectives and/or the aforementioned plot hooks to give ppl ideas). for example my character is a spy infiltrating the enemy faction; for his current mission to work he is to marry and have a child, thus he creates a fabricated family. yet here's the twist: the "wife" is an assassin and the adopted child is a telepath and they're all unaware of each other's true vocation.. minus the telepath, who flat out just wants a family and will do whatever means to sustain the forged family.

basically you/someone introduces that one hook and everything snowballs from there (and yes i just described the plot of spy x family alright leave me alone!!).

addendum: naturally not every idea may work but its better to provide alternatives than to flat out say no. nothing turns me OFF faster than a writer unwilling to produce a surrogate plot.

campaigner - enfp-a

apparently i share the same personality type w michael scott from the office