Well? If a ship happens it happens and if we find out while writing that the chemistry is only one sided or never even builds for both writers, it doesn't. The end.
@Marittefree @RPMoans So? You can have 500 characters on your list. If they don't fit into my characters world, I won't write with them, no matter how well composed they are.
@ATimelessMaster@AnneYorkHoward@BlackBirdLilith @RPMoans Agreed. I too read back on that if I write in those verses that require me knowing about history and the history of characters and their relationships.
@RPMoans If you pay me to RT your stuff, I'll RT your stuff without aaking questiona. Other than that, you have no right to demand us RTing your stuff. We do that if we want to, not because you expect us to.
@RPMoans Not sure who you are writing with, but I've written with quite a few who were autistic or had aspergers in different verses and not once have I seen anyone label them as bad roleplayers. Quite the opposite actually.
@RPMoans Just drop them as well then.
And rule number 1:
Don't make characters specifically for someone. Chances are, that in the end you'll be stuck with that character with nothing to use it for.
@RPMoans It's really not that hard to understand, that even though they said they're sorry, people still remember what they did and won't forget about it.
@RPMoans Once you have a bad reputation, it's very hard to get past that because people know about it. It's the same on the real world. People will always have a close eye on the things you do once you're on their black list and all kinds of warnings start ringing in ones head then. -
@RPMoans People stick to their circle of friends most of the time. Same happens in the real world. So nothing weird about it.
Plus, no one /has/ to write with you just because you want to write with them. We are allowed to write with who we want without feeling bad about it.