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moved to @deadinderry ; a multi-muse for It 2017.

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the halls of derry were a prime location for victims—new and old. and while the bowers gang got dibs on the west entrance, greta got to have the east. it was a silent deal, something that made sure the two groups didn’t clash. surprisingly, bullies didn’t always get along. like the old saying goes: there is always a bigger fish.

greta’s cold eyes steady, the reflection of her locker’s mini mirror a reality she would rather not face. “fuck,” she groans softly, swiping away at smudged mascara. patience was a virtue—one she did not possess. frustration took charge as greta slammed her locker shut, shooting a glare at the unfortunate soul who glanced her way.

“what the fuck are you looking at?!” she snarls, nearly as mean as a rabid dog. like that dog from the newspaper, the one who killed its owners up in castle rock a few years back.

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General Roleplay Etiquette & Tips

whether you’re new to roleplaying or have been doing it for a while, it’s always good and dandy to brush up on some general rules to avoid problems!

1) Communication!

Communication is key when it comes to roleplaying. It can be very easy to overstep boundaries! To prevent this, you should always consult with your partner before sending starters. It’s wise to discuss genres, plots, triggers, and general knowledge for your characters.

2) Tagging and Spam!

Before tagging another blog in your post, you should stop and ask yourself 1. is this relevant to them? And 2. did you ask them for their permission? Tagging people in posts that don’t involve them can be repetitive and overstep a boundary, leading to possible problems down the road.

3) Rules and Carrds!

You should be reading their rules and guidelines! Don’t skim, just take a minute and read them thoroughly! Reading rules and triggers will avoid any possible future slip ups. And read the full carrd! A better understanding of their character will lead to meaningful world building and plots.

4) Canon Blogs and OC Blogs!

Do not always assume a canon blog is going to know your oc! If somebody roleplays as a canon character, then it is best not to assume that they will want to be part of your own muse’s lore! Ask them before involving their blog!

5) Plagiarism and AI!

Roleplaying is all about creativity and originality. What’s the fun if you use AI or copy other people? From the way people design their characters, carrds, or overall blog, it’s not cool to steal somebody’s flow without even crediting. Be cool and original! It is more fun this way.

6) Minors in 18+ Spaces!

I get it, it can suck feeling left out, but it’s there for a reason. Adults can feel uncomfortable too! And making other people uncomfortable isn’t a good feeling, whether you’re an adult or a minor. So if the blog says 18+ only or MDNI, do not interact!

It is for the protection of both parties as minors shouldn’t be seeing 18+ content, and the adult could get into serious problems or feel unsafe if a minor was snooping around their adult content.

Also, don’t lie about your age. 9/10 we can absolutely tell that you’re just some kid trying to write your muse in lewd adult situations.

7) Building Up to the Moment!

In the same way that we as roleplayers have to communicate, so do our muses! You can’t just out of the blue claim two muses are dating (especially if the other person wasn’t aware of this. Communication!) you gotta ease into it! I promise roleplaying the initial meetings and dates and everything leading up to the big question is just as fun, if not more, than the actual status of your muses dating.

This goes for other genres as well! Lead up is very important! And it will make the overall world building much easier.

8) Trigger Warnings!

Does your character or post include some triggering topics? Whether it’s eating disorders, racism, sexism, any type of disorder, puking, smoking, cursing, neglect, abusive behavior, trauma, bullying, or anything, it is thoughtful to add a disclaimer! Think of it like AO3 tags, warning the audience of what’s coming.

You don’t have to follow all these tips, but remember the general etiquette. Making others uncomfortable isn’t going to make your roleplays magically better or any more fun. Boundaries are important in every space <3

Feel free to comment any more tips I might have missed!

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001. I am semi-literate with my replies and would prefer a roleplay partner who can write over 5 lines. Please use quotation marks. Don't use ** to signify actions, please.

002. I enjoy genres such as romance, drama, horror, angst, action, and adventure.

003. Minors please don’t be weird. I am an adult! I will not roleplay adult themes with you if you are an ageless blog or a minor, please respect these wishes.

004. I prefer roleplaying with realistic faceclaims rather than self-inserts.

005. Anything that Greta does should not be romanticized, it is simply for the plot. We will be hitting topics such as bullying and child neglect.

NOTE. Ask me if you have any further questions and please let me know of your own guidelines <3.

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