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Thread: Royal Arrangement Surprise (Caleb Raines & LingeringDesire)

Anywhere and any time... an heir, her head was spinning with all of this as she felt them violating her body. repeatedly they thrust into her, one from behind and the other from the front. She bit her lip hard feeling Davros spasm beneath her and still. She felt better now, knowing it was over... especially when Varrik withdrew and lifted her so Davros was free. He left, moving from her chamber... but Varrik was still there. It wasn't long before she was on her bed again, legs up and open to him. Sabella gasped as he filled her again. her eyes rolled when he entered her, a soft groan coming from her lips. She didn't want his pleasure, but it was coming, building in her small body as he thrust into her channel. No... no. She whimpered softly, her voice husky and raw. Over and over he hit a spot within her body, her channel quivering around him as she begged. She didn't want this, not after what had happened. Not after he'd let his brother hurt her. Groaning she tried to lift off the bed, to change the angle and to stop this from happening. but she wasn't strong enough. His pounding caused her toes to curl. Tears spilled over her cheeks, hating him and herself. Herself because she felt the pleasure, and she wanted to feel it, to have it and grasp it. Him for giving her such pleasure after humiliating her with his brother. Sabella placed her hand on his body, between his chest and his stomach, her nails curling into him. The other grasped at the bedding as she gave in, a raspy scream leaving her throat as her back arched and she came. Fluid spilled out around his pistoning cock and splashed up on her thighs as her sight went blurry. There were flashes of light along her peripheral, her legs shaking and her toes curling. Tears fell over her cheeks, ashamed that she'd found pleasure with this monster. At least it wasn't when Davros was using her ass, and they were alone now, no one knew but them. She turned her head away from him, ashamed.
Thread: What makes a successful request thread?

I thought this might make for an interesting discussion. Our request threads are our way of advertising for new partners, so what makes a good one from a bad one? Some of the things I like to see in one is an idea of how the person likes to write, what they like to see in a RP, their style. Also their ideas, sometimes if it is just a basic idea with a series of cliche partnering options then I am left thinking ..And? I like to see that at least some of their ideas have some thought behind them, some idea of where they would like the plot to lead. What turns me off in a Request thread? I read one that gets bumped often that starts off with the writer reading me the riot act, they list a series of things that they do not like or want and that they are quite strict about, ok we all get annoyed when partners leave us hanging, I have come to accept that, that happens now, no need to carry on about it in my request thread. One liner type requests, or requests where they seem to have every aspect mapped out from start to finish. So what about every one else, what makes you want to answer someone's request thread?
Thread: What makes a successful request thread?

I like to see a mix of things in a request thread. So, I like to get an idea of how my potential RP partner would write along with what sort of things my potential RP partner would like to write about--and by that, I'm not talking about just pairings. All too often, people merely list a pairing and leave it at that. I, personally, like to see settings and genres discussed and even a plot idea or two thrown out there so as to give me an idea as to what they can do as far as creativity goes. However, when it comes to plot ideas, I want it to be just that--an idea. I don't want it so fleshed out that there is no room for creativity. Or have it so set in stone that I feel like if I offer out something it'll be shut down without a further thought. I honestly cannot stand that and won't last long as anyone's writing partner should things go that way. What amazes me though, is that a lot of request threads seem to only list out pairings and call it a day. I honestly have no idea how anyone can figure out anything from that. What's more, these threads seem to garner the highest view counts and the highest success as far as RP start up goes, BUT this doesn't necessarily mean successful RP because some of these RPs die as quickly as they begin. However, it truly boggles the mind that they garner the attention for start up that they do. But then, I suppose it all boils down to what one is looking for Are you looking for a quick fix RP or a long term RP that has some kind of story to it regardless of how much sex is in it.
Thread: What makes a successful request thread?

darkangel76 said What amazes me though, is that a lot of request threads seem to only list out pairings and call it a day. I honestly have no idea how anyone can figure out anything from that. What's more, these threads seem to garner the highest view counts and the highest success as far as RP start up goes, BUT this doesn't necessarily mean successful RP because some of these RPs die as quickly as they begin. However, it truly boggles the mind that they garner the attention for start up that they do. But then, I suppose it all boils down to what one is looking for Are you looking for a quick fix RP or a long term RP that has some kind of story to it regardless of how much sex is in it. Click to expand... Yep I have no idea about those requests either, when I start feeling like I have to come with all the ideas and will be the one carrying the RP I tend to back off. I agree as well, there seems to be two types of RP's the errr ones you use to self pleasure and the ones where the writers really want to explore themes and characters and the smut becomes part of the story rather than the main purpose.
Thread: What makes a successful request thread?

Indeed. I have to agree that it seems like there are those two main categories that take up the majority of RPs out there. I know I fall into the latter and thus the one who focuses on the writing aspect. So, whether or not there's a lot of sex or not, my focus is to see how the story and characters develop based on the genre and back drop, etc etc. But, I do get that not everyone is wired this way and not everyone RPs for this reason. But... I'm a writer and this is a means for me to help improve that and exercise my creativity for it.
Thread: What makes a successful request thread?

I've found smut based ones don't last too long, you can only have your characters being abused or having sex for so long before it gets repetitive. One shot RP's can be fun don't get me wrong but I think it needs to be agreed before hand that that is what the RP is going to be like. I'm a writer as well, I like to use RP as a way to hone my skills and explore my creativity, Plot based is the way to go for me.
Thread: What makes a successful request thread?

I think a lot is dependent on the individual and generally work under the assumption that how someone createsdisplays their own thread is what they'd be attracted to in others. I like to be able to see at a glance what others are and are not interested in - their kinks and dislikes - rather than have to read a whole wall of text to begin. This also includes preferences of genres and, as far as rolesscenes go, less is more - I like to have a basic idea then see where it leads to as we play. The other thing I immediately look for is preferred method of playing - threads, pm or IM. Writing style isn't that important to me. I wouldn't consider myself a 'great' or even 'good' writer, but I've met those who are who bore me to tears, and some not so good writers who are incredibly creative and enjoyable to play with. It's really how we work off each other because I think chemistry is more important than perfect grammar. Of course there has to be a certain standard of literacy and I do understand that, for some some, the writing aspect is the main reason they are here. Different strokes for different folks. What I dislike is threads where all of the plotspairings are just a variation on the same theme, ie me submissive, abused female, you dominant, abusive male. I mostly play to hone my creativity rather than my writing skills though that is a benefit, so it's an immediate turn-off as I look for people interested in exploring a wide variety of themes, character types and personality traits.
Thread: What makes a successful request thread?

darkangel76 said I couldn't agree more. Besides, wouldn't it be nicer to have a story and then perhaps the chance for your characters to build up some kind of relationship--whatever it might be--and then possibly engage in all sorts of activities more than just once? lol. And it's even nicer if it actually blends with the story itself, not to mention build up just makes it any scene ten million times better. But hey, that's me. haha! Click to expand...
Thread: What makes a successful request thread?

I won't quote the posts I'm responding to here...as I think it would make this way too long, so Darkangel, I totally agree with what you said about writing style. I just refer to it as 'playing style', and I've found what you see in the threads isn't necessarily how a person is when you're playing. My own writing is I think too 'formal' when posting a thread, but a lot more natural when bouncing off someone. I also differentiate between 'writing' and 'role playing'. There's the technical writing aspect, the ability to create a mood and atmosphere, etc, then there's the ability to maintain each others interest in the story being told, how you interact with each other, how you leave them something to work with for the next post. The two, to me, don't always go hand-in-hand, I think you can be good at one without necessarily being great at the other. As far as pairingsplots go, I struggle with how much detail to include. Any pairing has unlimited possibilities in the way in which it can be played so it doesn't tell you anything at all. Then again, having too much detail can be limiting, or appear that way to whoever is reading it. Littlerooster, I'm in agreement with you as well. I don't see the point in playing if it's just pure 'smut', without any character development or motivations. I like to have reasons for the things the characters do in a play, and for their actions to be a natural extension of what's happened before. If I'm going to be dominant then I don't like that to be just because I am. I want there to be a reason for it, and I want the other character to somehow 'earn' what happens to them. With your comment about the poetry and boring writing, I think it's mostly in the eye of the beholder. Give me a choice between Denis Lehane or Vladimir Nabokov and I'd take Lehane every time, though some would think that heresy.
Thread: What makes a successful request thread?

I agree with you about detail in a RP request thread, all that is really needed is an outline of the plot, the setting and perhaps the pairing andor kinks if that is going to be part of it that the writer wants to explore. I've read some requests that have it so mapped out that I wonder if they even need me to be a part of it. On the other extreme I have already mentioned the ones with almost no detail that make me think yeah and?. As with you, motivations are everything to me, if a character wants to be gang banged then lets find out why, just because she thinks it will be fun is quite dull. Likewise with dominant characters, let's explore why they are like that in the first place. One of my favourite set ups is characters who are actually dispassionate about the kinks they are acting out and are actually doing these bizarre things for reasons other than sexual excitement. I know what you mean about Lehane vs Nabokov, at the end of the day many of what we are told classic novels are outdated and tiresome to read, styles have changed and I believe writing has evolved from the days of writers spending pages describing a mountain range as is done in the novel Last of the Mohicans.
Thread: What makes a successful request thread?

Nice discussion littlerooster and andy. 333 Anyway, you both are bringing up great points and points I agree with wholeheartedly. Details and motivations are important to any RP and thus request thread, but since this is RP, it's something that should be discussed between writing partners to an extent or left to be determined by your partner depending on the character that needs to be developed. Often times, when someone comes up with an idea they fear giving creative liberty to their writing partner, which is rather sad. But, as we all know, that's sort of the point of RPing. XD Therefore any idea we might come up with, is bound to be tweaked or go off in a way we might never have anticipated... but that's the beauty of it, I think. I know when I write my replies, I go in expecting any and everything as far as reactions go from my writing partner. I never expect anything specific. I also try my best to leave things as open ended as I can so that there are options to work with. Sometimes there can be a couple, sometimes a few. But all in all, they'll have something to work with as that's the point. You create a character, make them doreact according to the situationscenario and then........ see what happens...... As for the literature part... this is why I've been starting to get more heavily into YA fiction. The language might be more simplistic, but dear god the imagery is fantastic! And the stories are just amazing! XD
Thread: What makes a successful request thread?

It is a good discussion! One of the things I have problems with at times is I like complex characters, so even if my character is doing things that might not be very nice it doesn't mean he does them without thought or care. His actions haunt him, they affect him, some people like a straight forward approach with a one dimensional type baddie character. Fair enough, there is more than one way to RP, but I like to see what happens when you take normal type characterspeople and put them in crazy situations, so if my character cheats on his girlfriend because women just throw themselves out him and it is too easy to pass up, that doesn't mean he doesn't love his GF for example. I find premises like that intriguing, I think although there might be a theme and a plot that needs to be followed, it is also fun to keep as much open ended as possible. Lit wise - I think the bonus of a simple worded novel is you get to read it quicker and that allows you to experience the story in a way you might not if you are reading something that is written in a more complicated manner.
Thread: What makes a successful request thread?

A very interesting discussion. I've never really thought that much about the different reasons people enjoy playing. You know, rather than people posting threads, maybe everyone should just contribute to this one! In some ways it might be easier to see who you are compatible with. I roleplay for, not so much the story or act of writing itself though, dont get me wrong, both are important to me, but the improvisation and need to think on my feet, which is why I prefer to play on IM's. Having to come up with a realistic and logical responseaction on the fly, while maintaining the integrity of the story and my characters previous motivations, I find a fun challenge. It means when posting my own thread I probably don't have as much detail as others would like to see. I usually only have my kinkspreferences and a very brief outline which is what I also look for in others. Basically, until I start playing, I really have no frigging idea where its going . Saying that, give me someone with similar interests to bounce off for 15 minutes and Ill come up with a million ideas. I can completely understand though people seeing not much plotstory detail on a thread and assuming thats how the person plays. Darkangel, I notice some extremely detailed requests and my first thought is, doesnt leave me much room to move, or that theyll dump it as soon as I deviate from what they specifically have in mind. I totally agree with your comment about some not wanting to give over creative liberty. At times, Im not really sure if the other person is looking for a roleplay partner, or just someone to writeplay out their kinks for them. Littlerooster, the idea you posted sounds like it could be interesting! I too prefer complex characters, and the one dimensional baddie, whilst it can be fun I mean, whos never thought of being to do absolutely anything they desire and get away with it! definitely isnt something I want to play all of the time. I like both characters to have a little good and a little bad in them. Another scenario I like is where one of the characters is forced, because of circumstances or actions of the other into doing something heshe would never contemplate otherwise. Lit wise , agreed about simple-worded novels allowing you to experience the story.The main reason I read fiction is simply for entertainment, if I want something that makes me think Ill generally read non- fiction. I dont read any YA, but maybe I should give it a try!
Thread: What makes a successful request thread?

Finding someone you click with to write with them is half the battle, I think after a while you start to develop a feel for it and you can tell after a few PM's if you want to RP with them or not. The qualities will be different for each person, for me I like bouncing ideas off each other watching the idea develop as we go. I have played via IM's in fact I started that way, it is fun to have to improvise on the spot and see where it takes you. I have also noticed though that sometimes waiting between posts can change what I might write and sometimes is far better than what I would have written off the cuff. Thanks for liking the cheating boyfriend idea, it was actually someone else's idea that I liked a lot but they were not happy with my slightly complex idea, to me I was being realistic, he would want to be nice to her if he wanted to keep her happy so he could continue to cheat! As you say I like the idea of forced as well, love creating a strange scenario and dropping ordinary characters into it to see how they cope.
Thread: What makes a successful request thread?

It's awesome when you do manage to find a person who just seems to be on the same wavelength. I usually like a bit of OOC chat or discussion about the scene before starting a roleplay, that can tell you a lot of times if you're going to click. I'm actually starting to come around to the idea of playing on threadspm's, though still think it would have to be with someone I've played with before via IM, or at least chatted to OOC. As you said, I'm can see my writing being much better and more polished given time to revise and edit my posts, though one of the reasons I do like IM's is because of the instinctive reactions of the characters rather than being given the time to think of how they 'should' react. No problems, it sounds like an interesting idea, I'm sure you could make something out of it, and depending on your partner, could also include the motivations of why she continues to stay with a guy who she knows, or at least suspects, is cheating. As for the forcedputting normal people in extreme positions, lately I've been thinking of something themed along the lines of The Lord of the Flies, or The Standford Prison Experiment.
Thread: What makes a successful request thread?

Both those would make really interesting RP themes, taking The Standford Prison Experiment and maybe tweaking it to make it a situation where the safety valves that were put in place to stop the people playing Guards from getting too out of hand have been removed or sabotaged, so now you have a bunch of ordinary people playing Guard and Prisoner for real. Another interesting one would be a Big Brother type of show where either the show has been axed but the housemates aren't told or some kind of disaster has occurred in the outside world and the only survivors are the housemates and the crew, and slowly the housemates start to realize that something has happened. I have heaps of ideas and different versions that are coming to mind right now.
Thread: What makes a successful request thread?

I think they would, too. That was my thinking, to take out the safeguards and see just how far it would go, maybe with a malefemale dynamic in both the guards and the prisoners, rather than having one group all of the same sex. I'm liking your Big Brother idea as well. It's funny how you can struggle to think of an idea but then once you do, a million possibilities of how it could work or where it could go enter your mind. My initial thought was maybe a billionaire businessman setting up his own private version of Big Brother, streamed on the web to exclusive paying customers. I find it interesting how reliant the contestants become on the approval of 'Big Brother' and wonder how far that could be pushed.
Thread: What makes a successful request thread?

I'd be interested in trying to develop one of those ideas if you want to chat about it.
Thread: What makes a successful request thread?

littlerooster said I'd be interested in trying to develop one of those ideas if you want to chat about it. Click to expand... No worries, feel free to send me a pm if you'd like, or reply here. Whichever works best for you.
Thread: What makes a successful request thread?

This thread began with the statement that a request thread is a form of advertising, and that is off course true. But there are different forms of advertising. A request thread isn't like an ad for a product that you want to sell, and the more you sell the richer you get. If you market coca cola you don't give a fuck about who is buying it, as long as they pay. Instead a request thread is more like a profile on a dating site. Sure, you want to attract someone, but most importantly you want to attract the right one. You don't want to waste your time with bad matches, so writing a profile becomes just as much about chasing of the wrong people as attracting the right. Just writing a simple list with pairings might be a strategy for just that. You wont get any replies from those tedious story fanatics who never gets to the good part people like me, that is but only from horny people who just want to write about how the thing on the left side of the x fucks the thing on the right. So whenever you read a request thread, frown and hit the back button, maybe that was exactly what the writer intended.