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Thread: The lifelong adventure of mystery Wiki-Donvoltonus

Lucario moved more and more thrusting and thrusting more into her deeper and deeper than before hitting her all the way that his tip could reach. He sat up a bit as he looked over seeing her kiss him, giving him a bit of courage to go ahead and take her here and now. He moved more and more, feeling her squeeze, he loved this feeling so suddenly that he himself exploded inside of her not even a moment later as his ears and tail straightened up as he started to breath heavily his arms growing weak and his head on her shoulder again.
Thread: The lifelong adventure of mystery Wiki-Donvoltonus

She moaned, peaking again as she felt hot poke sperm spilling into her womb. She buck her hips and tightened her legs, forcing his swelling knot into her, tying her as his seed continued to fill her. Ahh...I love you Lucario... She smiled, panting and sweating, kissing his muzzle once more.
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He sat up a bit to look directly at her with his hips close between her closed legs as he continued to move, as his length twitched inside of her being squeezed and adding a bit more inside of her, he breathed calmly as his tail brushed her feet and the back of her legs. Lucario slowly sat up with his arms on either side of her, being held in that position with her wrapped legs, though he was even happy when she started to kiss him.
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She rolled them both to the side, laying face to face on their sides, still firmly tied. Let's stay like this my pokemon mate. She panted, nuzzling her head to his chest. I love you, my sweet Lucario... She panted, sweaty and tired, but tightly embracing his as she began drifting towards sleep.
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He fell to his side as she moved with him, his cock slowly slipping out of her as some of his sperm started to leak out a bit. Lucario sighed not bothering with it, just wrapping his arms tightly around her as she was pressed closer to him as his tail laid down behind him. M-master... He said nuzzling his head back on top of her head. Lucario hugged her tight and closed his eyes to sleep as well.
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The words barely registered, Emily drifting off to sleep. She sat bolt upright the next morning, feeling sore, but satisfied...and very confused. She nudged Lucario awake, eyes open wide. You, you.....you spoke! She panted. I swear I heard you say Master!
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He continued to sleep through the morning as when she sat upright his arm was moved to the side. He curled up a bit while he slept a bit more, turning to lay on his back as the young Pokemon next to her gave a deep yawn. He sat up and rubbed his eyes stretching his arms. Lucario looked at her with deep blue eyes as he heard her surprise. Lucario opened his mouth a bit showing off his canines, master...you can...hear me in your mind...
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Thread: Roleplay Post Length

A few years back, I used to write really long detailed posts and would play out long complex stories in roleplay. But lately my post sizes have shrank significantly to the point where I am lucky if I can squeeze two paragraphs out as a starter and average about one paragraph per post. And I find that if I try to go beyond that threshold, I get stressedoverwhelmed, find it mentally too taxing, and experience a loss in enjoyment in the roleplay. I think a lot of it has to do with my time constraints, mental energy, and expectations that I get out of roleplay. In the past I had A LOT more free time and could put in more effort in my writing. But with having a job, social life, and trying to stay healthy, I don't think I have the willpower to do those size posts anymore. That is not to say the quality of my posts have suffered I just can't push out big posts like I used to. My view of the role of roleplaying in my life has also changed. I find roleplaying a fun relaxing time passer these days. A chance to dive into a fantasy world and experience different sides of myself and other people for a bit. If I have to make long elaborate posts that stress me, then that defeats the purpose for me. With all this in mind, I fear that if I tell potential partners I prefer shorter length posts, they will have a bias against me and assume I am a shitty writerroleplay partner. I must admit I used to have this bias myself. Anyway, I feel like I am rambling here. SO! What is your preferred post length in roleplay?
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I am flexible, I don't usually post more then 3 paragraphs, but sometimes the mood hits.
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It actually depends on the reply. However, I prefer 3-5 sentences. One-liners should only be used when conversing.
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It varies with me but I prefer at least two if not more strong paragraphs. I have a good friend who I've been role playing with for nearly four years now and our posts for each other are smaller than they used to be, but that's only because we're in tune with the others writing style and are comfortable making assumptions. We know how the other plays their characters and what to except. We also talk out of character for hours each day and our role plays are our favorite topics. We plan, talk about characters, etc... With people that I'm not this comfortable with, I like longer replies because I get more to provide feedback on. The room, the atmosphere, their character, my character, things that were said, thought, almost said... The whole shebang. The longer I role play with them, I'll sometimes let my post length drop, but I still love long replies and giving them in turn because I love detail.
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When I started RPing up to about 3 years ago, my posts were 2-3 paragraphs Sometimes a bit longer depending on if I'm opening, and whats all going on but average was 2-3 paragraphs. and I didn't mind it but I had a lot of these smaller post RPs and they'd demand replies fairly quick. I ended up burning myself out. Even though I had the time, i just didn't want to do it. It had become a boring, tiresome and repetitive act. It was going Wash, rinse, repeat. It became such a chore I didn't even want to log on, I ended up dropping every RP I had. I ended up finding a partner I meshed well with, but his posts were waaaaaay more than what I ever wrote. And I didn't think it would work because I felt intimidated and wasn't sure if I was gonna like the longer posts or not. What I've found honestly....is I love longer posts. I love the detail, the information, glances of what the characters thoughts may be...just all that. There is a point obviously but if you do enjoy longer replies, the best way to keep from feeling overwhelmedpressured....find a partner with patience. That is the fucking key. I also enjoy shorter replies, I mean...as long as its written well and isn't fulled with 50 tons of fluff, I'm good. I still do have a preference for well written long replies, can't help that. Never 1-5 liners though. I couldn't get into the story with so little to work with. My partner has the patience of a saint and because he was, I didn't feel pressured to post. I posted when I could and had time which...sometimes I'd have to save it as a draft and come back later. But he'd never pressure me about posting, always told me to take my time and that made things more enjoyable. But honestly, if you have the patience and you have a patient partner, you can do any length RP without feeling stressed or overwhelmed. I can't write those big posts with any speed but because my partner is patient we have a RP that'll be 3 years old in a few months. Patience. Its important and valuable. Especially since some people start bitching because it had been a whole hour. Thats a major killer for me. RP is for enjoyment, and when you start pestering for a reply it makes your partner LESS inclined to post. Theres no need to be a speed demon about it, enjoy the story you created with someone else. Take the time to appreciate it, talk with your partner a lot. If you can't be friends with your partner, you probably shouldn't RP together. Communication is a big thing too. Even if I can't write, I'll just talk to him about different things, about our RP, come up with new side stories, tweak ones we've already discussed just a lot of things and that also takes some stress from it. But thats me Also please be nice. I'm in at 2 days and some odd hours without sleep and a lil stoned
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I agree that post lengths should fluctuate as the story progresses. And its never a good idea to try and force yourself to write more....forcing a reply tends to make it kind of...bland. Sometimes it makes it completely horrible. There is nothing wrong with shorter replies. e with The length can be influenced by the number of characters in a specific scene since a lot of people do play multiple characters. For me, I feel that there are a lot of different variables and this could get tossed around with a lot of well, what about this? Theres a lot of things that go into a RP and each one is unique from the writers themselves, the characters, the settings, personal likesdislikes, goals, idea and a lot more I'm sure....but I can't remember them right now Each RP has its own set of problems and complications that can arise which will affect the length of the post and what not. I don't think you should ever try to write to a certain length or match your partners post in term of size. Just start writing, don't pay attention to those trivial details. Write until you feel you've saiddone what you needed to, to progress the story. If its only a paragraph long, so be it. If it ends up being 10 pages, so be it. People are too concerned with post size instead of whats actually important, that being the RPing itself. I know I said I have a preference for longer posts and I do. But I'd take a short post written very well over a 15 page piece of crap thats all just fluff. I may have repeated things Mitsu said. Not sure. I have a headache so this is all I'm gonna say here x If I did repeat you, sorry. Its not intentional. I'll come back later once I've slept and read over them and fix the mistakes and what not.
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Mitsu said From Time 1 through Time 10, Role-player A has stated the order of events. If Role-Player B contradicts this, it disrupts that order of events. Consider if Role-Player B replied to every action and dialogue through Time 1 to 10. What you have is two people interacting, where Role-Player B is responding to everything, and Role-Player A is ignoring them. It is already established what Role-Player A is doing through Time 1-10. So, in the following response, Role-Player A is forced to backtrack their character, and have them doing multiple things at once. You get a timeline that makes no sense whatsoever. On the other hand, Role-Player A can just continue to ignore all of the responses that Role-Player B made from Time 1 to 10, and instead respond to the actions taken at Time 11 and later. However, does that feel like a natural interaction between people to you? In other words, to make a more natural, flowing character interaction, fewer actions and dialogue should be written. It allows for the responding role-player to properly respond, or even interrupt, agree, or disagree with what the other character is doing. Consider how real life interactions work. If someone is talking a bunch and doing a bunch of stuff, you're stuck listening and watching, unless you interrupt. One cannot logically interrupt in most cases if the other person has established that they go on to say and do other things-- the interruption is ignored. Click to expand... Agree and love the way you paint the picture of time and character interaction. It was what I was trying to get at describing the post taking up time to rehash the action of the previous post and how you want the posts to flow together in quicker action scenes like the panels of a comic, rather than stopping a fight scene or an action scene to insert philosophical thoughts that slow things down or get in the way. Bottom line it is writing. It is interaction between two people for wish fulfillment fantasy. A lot of times, people's personal preferences can take it away from the flow of a book, by giving very sparse replies or over-expository scenes with huge posts but I consider those a departure from the core of what it is storytelling. That's kind of the beauty of it though, is every person can find validation for their specific needs in this art form.
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I always love this theory discussion. Makes me think of my background in competitive fighting rps, there details were a weapon to be wielded and exploited. Posts would also shift tense mid way through since the first half would always be a reaction by countering what the other person posted and then an attempt to force some new condition on them with the follow up. Good rpers eventually learned that winging it and going with the flow sometimes was a better way of doing things other wise you'd end up with pages of flamewars. Oh the idleness of youth.
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Oh this discussion is become really fascinating! . Mitsu said In other words, to make a more natural, flowing character interaction, fewer actions and dialogue should be written. It allows for the responding role-player to properly respond, or even interrupt, agree, or disagree with what the other character is doing. Consider how real life interactions work. If someone is talking a bunch and doing a bunch of stuff, you're stuck listening and watching, unless you interrupt. One cannot logically interrupt in most cases if the other person has established that they go on to say and do other things-- the interruption is ignored. . . . As a conversation between characters continues, there are fewer and fewer details to write about. The focus is mostly on the words that are being spoken. To continue to mention the characters same emotional state, same gestures, or the same smile or frown, becomes silly. The reader already knows the character is smiling, and will continue to smile until the writer mentions otherwise. Click to expand... I agree with what much of Mitsu and Rudolph Quin have said. I notice that my own post length tends to grow and shrink as needed. My Intros are always bigger, then once the scene is set up and the interaction begins, shrinks down, until a new scene needs to be made and grows again. If I am forced to make posts that are bigger, I end up just rehashing or adding trivial details that do nothing to move things forward. And I don't believe that's enjoyable for either party involved. After the scene is set up, I want to focus on character interactiondialogue while moving the plot forward. I guess I treat my roleplays less like a storybook and more like an improv comedy. ...well, maybe improvational theatre would be a more accurate term. Though its just an audience of two in this case. Karameida said Patience. Its important and valuable. Click to expand... Yes, I would definitely agree with that. I hate being pressured. It usually causes me to shut down mentally and not want to reply. Having an understanding and supportive partner is also important to me. But I have noticed that those sorts of partners are few and far between. Great insights guys. .
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Sadly, this is true. I think some people it just takes time, they eventually learn. That is how it was with me. I was impatient but the longer I Rped the more patient I became. Still there are way too few. Too many people want the instant gratification and that...admittedly does annoy me quite a lot. I've been RPing close to 10 years and in that time...I've only met 3 people who were patient, understanding, supportive and fun. Its sad really. People have no idea how far it goes and how many RPs they'd stop losing if they just stopped trying to pressure posts out of their partners. It isn't a job and it isn't a requirement, RPing is for fun . Funny how many people seem to forget this and think they are owed something. Sighs. I've seen people who would literally come in and start bitching because they had posted 1 hour prior and had not received a post back. I was like ...Get over it. This is an ADULT site, people here have LIVES and RESPONSIBILITIES. Jobs, families, schooling....any number of things to deal with. Your RP is relatively low on the list of needs. That too. RPing is for fun but the people here are over 18, life isn't such a nice thing as to not fuck with people. There are so many things that can call them away. It really shouldn't be that hard to understand. Messaging your partner once in awhile to check on them is one thing....but a lot just do it for selfish reasons. It might take me a long time to post but I talk to my partners whenever I can and I keep them updated. If they ever message me first, their first question is how am I . Their follow ups are usually about how things at home are and what not...just...little things that show they care about me because we're friends...not because they want a post. It is very easy to tell the difference. Thats something you shouldn't do because when people have done that to me in the past, I dropped the RP. I refuse to RP with someone when I don't like who they are and what they do.
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I post what I need to. No sense in trying to add in six paragraphs of fluff or doing a bunch of stuff my partner can't react to unless they post retroactively which is a real pain in the butt.
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Im flexible. I do one liners, yes, and I rather enjoy them. They do offer that instant gratification factor. There is still a direction the rp travels. My partner and I discuss where we want to go often in fact. The other side of that coin is the more literate rps. I do have rps that are considered semi-lit, but I have done lit rps in the past. In fact, I got a starter post last night that I classify as the oh my gosh he wrote a novel, length. Its not the amount of words that matter. Its the actual words themselves. You can so say much with so few.
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Back in the ol' days of Gaia-Land GaiaOnline - WHERE Y'ALL AT?, there were labels for roleplayers who wrote certain post-lengths, which I'm sure carries over to BM, too. One-liners 1-3 sentences. Semi-lit Paragraph or two. Literate 2 paragraphs These were the three categories. And until this day, I have ALWAYS been a literate roleplayer. I write anywhere from 2-15 paragraphs depending on the plot, the characters, and of course, my partner. This is due to many factors, such as my passion for writing - but actually a big portion of it, I have to credit the fact that I write in first person. This sounds like a bit of a lame excuse, but I put a lot of complexity and detail into my character and her respective mindset, so writing in first person allows me to explore her conscious and subconscious. This tends to tag along a lot of length and detail into the roleplay. I try to never include any details that are insignificant to my character or the plot, though. Because then that just falls into filler and I fucking LOATHE filler. So, in my opinion, there are two types of literate roleplayers Fillers, and non-fillers. Fillers are generally producing poor quality repliespost, because they are essentially just bombarding you with nonsense. It's my least favored type of roleplayer. I would rather shorter posts, and better quality. Of course this brings up the whole does quantity quality debate. For this, I have to say, definitely circumstantial. Sometimes length does add an extra flavor to a post, but other times, it just floods the partner with unnecessary and often boring material.
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Beautiful Disgrace said I post what I need to. No sense in trying to add in six paragraphs of fluff or doing a bunch of stuff my partner can't react to unless they post retroactively which is a real pain in the butt. Click to expand... Admittedly, I often roleplay slightly retroactively. It's just how I learned to roleplay. Some players do it that way, others don't. So I usually just try to follow the lead of my partner, and hope they are fine with the style of roleplaying. Actually, most roleplayers I've RPed with who wrote several paragraphs always roleplayed dialogue retroactively.
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Alright. I do not know why lately I've been writing one-liners. Perhaps just some emotional concern. There are times that one-liners are best for replies.
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Exactly as how much is required to describe my characters thoughts and actions in evocative detail. And possibly to describe scene details if it is necessary. Rarely will this be more than a paragraph in a scene where others are present. Depends on the nature of the RP too. In a 1-on-1 RP, I more down with looong posts where more is happening, where more description is made, because you have only two people contribute to what's happening. I slam on the whole pro-long posts, anti-one-liners but just realized that is strictly from a group standpoint. Part of this is because I see writing just as a necessity of the medium of online roleplaying, so I don't approach it in the same way as I do writing otherwise. Actually, I have to wonder... I see the major complaint being a single line does nothing to further the plot, and I wonder if that's a symptom of not discussing where the plot is going enough out-of-character. I think doing some meta-coordination is definitely necessary. Still want to do an art-based RP sometime and bypass the writing necessity altogether.