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May. 22nd, 2020

This is a roleplay example journal. Should you need to contact me for any reason, feel free to leave a comment here. Any questions, comments, storyline suggestions or requests, etc. will be responded to within a reasonable amount of time.

May. 22nd, 2008

Characters

I don't like boring characters. I like to keep the characters I play as interesting as possible. They are multifacited and complex with detailed backgrounds. I grow bored quickly with them unless they have a lot of detail and personality. In the past my male characters have typically been homosexual, however as of late my boys have been straight or bisexual more often than not. Female characters are strong willed and usually more out going than the boys. I play female characters almost exclusively straight.

Played by's.

I am extremely picky in choosing a PB. I will not use a PB unless it screams at me that it is the perfect face for my character.

The following is a list of PB's I am currently willing to play.

MALE
David Tennant
Jonas Armstrong
Harry Lloyd
Ben Barnes
Robert Pattinson
Miyavi

FEMALE

Billie Piper
Kristen Stewart
Lucy Griffiths

Of course I am always open to suggestion (especially with the girls), if there's a storyline you'd like me to fill and have a face in mind, let me know.

Writing Style

My style varies based on a lot of factors. Be it inspiration, situation, or just the mood I am in I can be either incredibly descriptive with an artistic flow, or I can be something entirely different. It changes. Typically I will either put a little more concentration on either dialogue, or other descriptions based on the character. A more quiet character will be more stressed in description than a talkative character. A talkative character will have more stress put on witty and interesting dialogue.

I prefer to write in "storybook" style as I feel it allows me to bring much more to a character and a scene. My "storybook" style is always written in third person, past tense. I prefer writing with someone who's style matches my own in tense and POV.

I can either thread or roleplay on AIM. My preference is for AIM but sometimes threading works out better due to time constraints.

Character journals are updated on a fairly regular basis, typically once or twice a week, sometimes more. I usually update my character's journal as I would my own: a basic entry detailing the recent events in their life. Occasionally I will post a third person entry in order to work on character development or storytelling or something of that nature. Third person entries will have comments disabled.

For an example of my writing style please see the two entries below.