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Thread: Smear the queer... Please? (Ash Durn & Silver Tail 003) [nsfw]

y-yeah, i'd really like that Jay he said trying not to sound too excited about it to avoid creeping Jay out. he was so used to censoring himself to be more accepted that he almost couldn't help but measure his responses. i for one find it really fun to give blow jobs he added as he felt Jay's cock get a little harder and felt a small rush of joy. it was hard to tell how attracted Jay was while he was drunk, but he'd take what he could! Mycha shivered then seemed to settle completely in the sportsman's arms as his grip became more affectionate and he started to kiss the back of the smaller man's neck. it was comforting . . . he then listened closely, gingerly putting his hands on Jay's arms for more contact. i guess that's why you're so sweet about it. even most gay men i've been with are hard on me because of weird social norms about how a man should look . . . i wish we had spoken more in high school he said before a sigh like moan came from him as Jay played with one of his nipples
Thread: Smear the queer... Please? (Ash Durn & Silver Tail 003) [nsfw]

Yeah.. me too. I should have been more outspoken about stuff back then. Its not really an excuse.. but.. if you knew the pressure to conform when your on the football team, and hanging out with the cheer twits... well you might just be able to forgive me for just trying a little bit to make the guys stop using the word gay as a prejoritive, or talking them down from beating your sissy ass for peeking in the shower. Um.. you are a boy right.. not trans or whatever... Im open mindeed, just.. your a bit confusing to me.. not that thats bad or anything, just want to understand you better.. and you do smell really nice.. perfume, conditioner.. or is that just how you smell.. he said taking a wif, and moving his hand down to the belly. Being a lot sweeter then most gay guys who are just looking to fuck, then get on with there day.
Thread: Roleplay Management and Post Rate

My RP management is a lot better than it used to be. I will say that much. I will also say that I'll never take on more than 10. Now, 10 might sound like an extremely high number...and it is. However, whether I choose to take on that number or a lower one depends on how fast my writing partners tend to reply as well as how involved all the stories are. So, I tend to play it by ear to see if I'm able to add more on or not. This, however, can sometimes bite me in the ass. But, for whatever reasons, it's what I do and mainly because I like to have variety in what I write. Yes, I love a lot of variety and to have the ability to pick and choose what I want to write at a given time. Fair to pick and choose? Some might think not, but my muse is a fickle thing and I like to keep it active even if it means I focus on one story over another for a short bit. But, I'm glad to say that nearly everyone I write with understands this and is fine with it and, more or less, practices the same rule themselves. Anyhow, the main reason I practice this has to do with the fact that if I don't keep my muse going in terms of variety...I'll get burned out and will just stop writing all together and that just sucks all around. . I should also note, that right now I'm free most of the day. So, it's not too hard for me to find time to get some writing in so long as my muse cooperates. XD
Thread: Roleplay Management and Post Rate

Nice thread! I was thinking of this on the other thread about sudden inactivity. It is definitely something that irks me whenever I consider taking new RPs. 1 How many roleplays do you take on at once? Does the number you take on also depend on the general amount you write for those roleplays? During hectic semesters 3 Otherwise 4 The number does change depending on the posting rate and length. Smutty RPs where I don't have to think about character development are like snacks between course meals. I don't really take them seriously, they're there to satisfy a temporary craving or something, which means they don't weigh me down as the rest do. Excessively slow RPs also allow me more room to take more stories. Also, I like building characters that are unique to the RP at hand, and when I have too many RPs, they can of overlap in terms of mentality and behavior. This makes me careful when setting the number of RPs I can handle, and the nature of my characters in them. 2 Do you ever expect a post-rate from your partners? If so, how often do you expect them to post? And if not, how do you handle individual cases of decreased activity in a single roleplay? I don't expect an explicitly stated post rate, but I expect a PM whenever the post rate changes. If you tell me that you'll post twice a month and you keep to that rate, that is nice. If you want to slow things down or pick up the tempo, then it is much better if you let me know. Communication never, ever , hurts. I usually give my partners a month before I either look for a replacement or contact them, depends on how much I like the RP and how much I know them in OOC. 3 How do you handle an overall decrease in roleplaying activity as in, all of or most of your partners slow down? Do you search for more roleplays as replacements, or do you wait it out? Depends. If all my RPs are borderline dead, then I'll replace the 50 that haven't seen a post the longest. If my RPs are still going but on a slower pace, I might wait it out or add a smutty one. 4 When you do get stressed out from having a pile of roleplays to respond to, what helps you de-stress? How do you go about picking where to start? Netflix .. or reading a book. That helps sometimes. 5 How do you resist the temptation to take on another roleplay? I've definitely experienced that moment where I find myself browsing request threads just for the hell of it even though I'm not really looking, and I end up sending out a PM because the story idea was just totally amazing. I remind myself that the idea is always there, and the more I wait, the more improvements I can come up with. When my schedule clears, I can always try it out.
Thread: Roleplay Management and Post Rate

1. Over time I found four to be the magic number. Anything more than four is too much work for me, putting out one fire only for three other fires to start. However, anything less than four I start to look for another roleplay or two. Quality over quantity always. That said I try to write at least 500 words, whether it be 500 words about characters having sex or 500 words about characters going out for lunch. 2. I'm going to have to agree with Forbidden Fruit. As long as I'm still interested and my partner keep me up to date, I don't mind waiting. 3. I'll either wait or start a new one if one my roleplays died. 4. I avoid getting stressed over having piles of roleplays, by not having piles of roleplays. Honestly if I ever get stressed over a roleplay, then it's time for me to sit back and take a moment to reflect why I write in the first place. As for overall stress management, mainly lifting weights or reading. 5. I put myself in the shoes of my current and future partners. If I have too many roleplays going, I'd struggle to reply to them all and possibly start having to let people go.
Thread: Roleplay Management and Post Rate

Nice topic Ari, and extremely appropriate to me at the moment. I've recently had a number of partners slow down their posting rates due to real-life issues, therefore feeling relaxed, took on a couple more. However, now they've all returned, including one from an sixteen month hiatus, and posted and, for the moment, I've found my magic number, which is eight. With that amount, I assume it likely that one or two will be occupied with real-life at any given time, so I'll most likely only have six to regularly reply to. As for posting rates, I have no expectations except slower rather than rapid fire, and am happy to wait and keep a story open as long as it takes. Fortunately, my partners are friends as well, that I have regular OoC communication with, so I generally know what is going on with each. Periods of decreased activity are something I expect to happen on occasion within any long-term roleplay, and it depends on how long it continues for on whether I'll search to compensate for slowed stories with new ones, or not. What do I do to de-stress? I guess, nothing really, as I don't think I'd be able to write stress-free. Because I struggle with the minor details of tasks, and my brain considers something done when it's ninety percent complete, I require pressure or the sensation of a looming deadline in order to be able to finalise a post. Often times, I'll draft a response but not be able to muster the mindset required to place the finishing touches on it until I receive one to another story. That gives me the kick up the ass to finish the first, and it doesn't apply just to roleplaying, but generally to anything I do. The 'stress' is actually a feeling I find enjoyable, and actively seek, in a way that's difficult to explain, and the trouble is when I prove to myself I can handle the stories I already have, I'll most likely look for more, to ramp it up again. However, at some stage, there has to be a tipping point.
Thread: Roleplay Management and Post Rate

This is a pretty good series of question, that I never really thought of before. 1. I usually take 3-4 roleplays, more if it's an idea I'm really feeling at the moment. I'll sometimes get PMs to do a roleplay, but I've never turned them down with I'm doing too many RPs at the moment. 2. It all depends on the roleplay. I don't expect a consistent post rate for reasons aforementioned in this thread, but I will usually keep an eye on the PM tracking to see if they've read my reply. If the roleplay is going fairly slow, then I don't mind the other person taking there time to reply. If the other person isn't replying at all, I might send a poke PM to see if they're still interested. If they remain dead silent, then I assume the RP is pretty much dead. 3. I'll pretty much just move on to a replacement RP if that's the case. I haven't really had a moment where my partners come back seeking to bring the story back to live, usually they'll just vanish. 4. I'll usually detox with some Youtube videos, or a nice game on the PS3. If I need some inspiration for my stories, I'll usually turn to anime to spark my creativity. 5. ...I don't, some days you just look at the request thread, and something catches your eye. I try not to splurge on sending request PMs. I just send one PM, see if they want to work on an RP, then move on if things don't work out. I've had a few moments of poking at dead RPs, so I try not to do it all the time. If the other person is really interested in the story, they'll either make a habit of replying as often as possible, or explain any problems the have on continuing.
Thread: Roleplay Management and Post Rate

Forbidden Fruit said 4 When you do get stressed out from having a pile of roleplays to respond to, what helps you de-stress? How do you go about picking where to start? Netflix .. or reading a book. That helps sometimes. Click to expand... Netflix like never helps me, because all I want to do is watch more Netflix and keep procrastinating on my roleplay responses hahaha xD I feel like books help a lot though, especially to get over writer's block. It stimulates the creativity, you know? Mr Quixotic said However, now they've all returned, including one from an sixteen month hiatus, and posted and, for the moment, I've found my magic number, which is eight. With that amount, I assume it likely that one or two will be occupied with real-life at any given time, so I'll most likely only have six to regularly reply to. Fortunately, my partners are friends as well, that I have regular OoC communication with, so I generally know what is going on with each. The 'stress' is actually a feeling I find enjoyable, and actively seek, in a way that's difficult to explain, and the trouble is when I prove to myself I can handle the stories I already have, I'll most likely look for more, to ramp it up again. However, at some stage, there has to be a tipping point. Click to expand... You and DA are amazing! Eight for you and ten for her I think I'd be dying at that point haha. I'm your very best friend and don't you forget it! See, I like stress in the academic setting. But for things that require my creative mind, I have to be at ease. Like, nothing can plague my mind other than the roleplay at hand, and when I get stressed out over roleplays, they're all in my head and I feel like I can't get my thoughts out properly. I think you need to teach me how to think like you, lmao.
Thread: Roleplay Management and Post Rate

Don't let that number fool you though. I totally play it by ear with the number and 10 is my upper limit. I will sometimes do less if all my stories are heavily involved. I strive for those sorts, but I don't always find them. Some are just lighter and not as detailed and thus don't require as much in depth thought process or, on occasion, research. So, there are times when it'll just be 4 or 6. Plus, I have a few partners who post VERY slowly. We're talking it can be weeks to months before I get a reply. So I am counting those among my RPs, but my reply time is much slower to those for obvious reasons. But, overall, I don't expect a post rate from my partners. I think that is just silly to demand one.
Thread: Roleplay Management and Post Rate

I tend to be very patient now, more than I was when I first started. I don't mind some of my partners taking time, some may be a week or two, one can be more, but having less time on here than I used to that's ok. Rarely do I get a night to reply to some of mine that languish for a couple days, but when I can I do. I'm somewhere around 7 and I love them all, though I don't think I would want to get rid of any of my partners, even though I feel like I give short shift to them all now and again. My goal is to write them in order that they come in, though I have one or two that its so easy to just sit down and write out something, and others that take me a day or two to get it right. So it depends on what I get for time. When I have had time and waited for replies, I sat back and tried to be creative, writing a scene or two all on my own. Watching TV or reading just gives me fodder, and I read a lot anyway so that doesn't really help. I've actually sat down and started writing some of my own one offs to sort of keep in practice. Mostly I just try not to worry about it. Overall I tend to feel like I am doing my partners a disservice because I can't reply right away all the time like I used to, but we've all adjusted so its all good.
Thread: Roleplay Management and Post Rate

I would just like to add that 5-15 may sound like a really ridiculously high number, but a few of my RPs I only get replies to once every week or two, and they are long, detailed replies, so it's not as intimidating as it seems.
Thread: Roleplay Management and Post Rate

1 How many roleplays do you take on at once? Does the number you take on also depend on the general amount you write for those roleplays? I usually prefer to take 5-6 active RP's at a time.Like right now, I have 7 RP's, all which require more than 5 paragraphs worth reply but not all my partners send me a post daily, so at times I do get bored.Like only today morning I bumped my thread and thirty minutes later, one of my partner who hasn't posted in two weeks drops a post along with other one.And I know another post is coming right up in a few hours, so..yeah.I am trying to not take on more RP's as I am nearing my final exams but sometimes the temptation to bump is hard to resist. 2 Do you ever expect a post-rate from your partners? If so, how often do you expect them to post? And if not, how do you handle individual cases of decreased activity in a single roleplay? When I first joined in June, during my summer vacations I had ton of RP's going and frankly, I was very impatient. But now, I can wait for days for a reply.Normally, I do make up a post rate in my mind, but that depends on my partner.For instance, I know one of them will give me a post daily, while other one will take 2-3 days.It really depends on the person but I try not to get too disappointed when the post doesn't come on the day I counted it on. 3 How do you handle an overall decrease in roleplaying activity as in, all of or most of your partners slow down? Do you search for more roleplays as replacements, or do you wait it out? This depends.I try to wait it out but sometimes I get impatient and if I am free to take more roleplays, I go for it. 4 When you do get stressed out from having a pile of roleplays to respond to, what helps you de-stress? How do you go about picking where to start? When I feel less creative or stuck or simply burdened out, I normally close BMR after reading the posts and then think about my role plays.Usually something hits me but if it still doesn't, I read a book or just distract myself with some music.Most of my replies are inspired by lyrics of the songs, so that helps. 5 How do you resist the temptation to take on another roleplay? I've definitely experienced that moment where I find myself browsing request threads just for the hell of it even though I'm not really looking, and I end up sending out a PM because the story idea was just totally amazing. I truly need help in this. I simply can't resist.I usually bump thinking nobody worthwhile will respond but when they do, I feel the guilt gnaw at me as I accept the roleplay.I mostly try very hard not to, but sometimes, you gotta indulge in the temptation.
Thread: Roleplay Management and Post Rate

Ariamella said You and DA are amazing! Eight for you and ten for her I think I'd be dying at that point haha. I'm your very best friend and don't you forget it! See, I like stress in the academic setting. But for things that require my creative mind, I have to be at ease. Like, nothing can plague my mind other than the roleplay at hand, and when I get stressed out over roleplays, they're all in my head and I feel like I can't get my thoughts out properly. I think you need to teach me how to think like you, lmao. Click to expand... How could I ever forget? They plague my mind as well. As I've written on my journal before, work-wise and the rest of my life!, I can file something away and not even think about it again until just before it's due, however the problem with roleplay responses is that there is no deadline, so my brain constantly nags me that they need to be done. But then I'm not capable of fully completing something until I absolutely have to, so I live in a kind of state of perpetual anxiety with my replies, xD In a strange way, I don't even consider writing a creative endeavour for me, as much as I do a logical endeavour, where this happens because of this, which causes that, which leads to that, which could in the future result in this, or possibly that, if this ocurred instead, or if you want this to happen, you need to do that, etc, etc. I also work backwards, starting from where I want my post to finish, and needing to find a way to get it there that's in step with the rest of the story, carries on from my partners previous post, and is consistent with prior development of the characters and their revealed backgrounds, andor any incidents in their pasts that have been revealed and earlier provided a logical reason to react in a certain way to a particular situation. It's the formulation of that step-by-step logical progression, and needing to fill the gaps with minor details, that takes the time, and a sequential thinking, detail-orientated, mindset is just not natural for me. The jigsaw pieces are all in my head, and fit together perfectly there, but expressing my ideas via the written word in a non-jumbled fashion that other people can understand is a different matter entirely. However, when I'm forced to adopt that mindset, I become incredibly focused, and that's when my posts get finished. If I could explain to you in a comprehensible manner, I'd teach you. For now, let's just say, in mysterious ways. xD In essence, the more stories I have, the more likely I am to reply faster to each! Or at least swiftly compose the first draft.
Thread: Roleplay Management and Post Rate

Temptationist said 4 When you do get stressed out from having a pile of roleplays to respond to, what helps you de-stress? How do you go about picking where to start? I absolutely never prioritize responding to my roleplays on first come, first serve basis. Which may be shocking to many people and anti-democratic of me. I reply according to my inspiration for a post for said roleplay. My creative mind is very unique, in the sense that I have spontaneous and random creative spurs in the moment. When I get an idea for a reply, I have to reply to it right away. My brain does not block out creative processes JUST because I am mandated by courtesy to reply to a play in order of who sent me a reply first. Nah. I think that's both petty and even creatively damaging to the quality of the response. Click to expand... You totally get me. I have such a hard time explaining this to people. It's just that it's how my brain works--I reply to whichever roleplay has me feeling inspired at the moment. Sometimes I only feel inspired to write for one roleplay for a week, and but I always get back to the other roleplays too. My creative muse is a sudden process as well sometimes I'll wake up at 300 AM and have to write most of the post because I know if I don't, I'll lose the entire idea. You totally get me .
Thread: Roleplay Management and Post Rate

Ariamella said Temptationist said 4 When you do get stressed out from having a pile of roleplays to respond to, what helps you de-stress? How do you go about picking where to start? I absolutely never prioritize responding to my roleplays on first come, first serve basis. Which may be shocking to many people and anti-democratic of me. I reply according to my inspiration for a post for said roleplay. My creative mind is very unique, in the sense that I have spontaneous and random creative spurs in the moment. When I get an idea for a reply, I have to reply to it right away. My brain does not block out creative processes JUST because I am mandated by courtesy to reply to a play in order of who sent me a reply first. Nah. I think that's both petty and even creatively damaging to the quality of the response. Click to expand... You totally get me. I have such a hard time explaining this to people. It's just that it's how my brain works--I reply to whichever roleplay has me feeling inspired at the moment. Sometimes I only feel inspired to write for one roleplay for a week, and but I always get back to the other roleplays too. My creative muse is a sudden process as well sometimes I'll wake up at 300 AM and have to write most of the post because I know if I don't, I'll lose the entire idea. You totally get me . Click to expand... Yassssss Queen, yassss. SLAYYYYY. Don't ask me why that was my reaction, but it was. Our creative minds are alike.
Thread: Anime fandoms. [M/F] CRAVING D.GRAY-MAN AND UTENA

RE Anime? Please. MF Bump
Thread: Anime fandoms. [M/F] CRAVING D.GRAY-MAN AND UTENA

RE Anime? Please. MF SinCat said Bump Click to expand... Any chance of a Tank Police inspired bit? Always loved the Puma Twins.
Thread: Anime fandoms. [M/F] CRAVING D.GRAY-MAN AND UTENA

RE Anime? Please. MF JnEricsonx said SinCat said Bump Click to expand... Any chance of a Tank Police inspired bit? Always loved the Puma Twins. Click to expand... Not familiar with the series, sorry.
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RE Anime? Please. MF Bumpies
Thread: Anime fandoms. [M/F] CRAVING D.GRAY-MAN AND UTENA

RE Anime? Please. MF SinCat said JnEricsonx said SinCat said Bump Click to expand... Any chance of a Tank Police inspired bit? Always loved the Puma Twins. Click to expand... Not familiar with the series, sorry. Click to expand... Ah, main thing naughty thing about that series is that pair, two catgirl thievesstrippers.
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RE Anime? Please. MF Soul Eater added.
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RE Anime fandoms. MF CRAVING SOUL EATER Bump