Eiko
Princess of stuffies, lady of the pillowfort.
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Hello there!
This is a bit odd for me, not being able to divulge and real personal information. That's usually my go-to when I write these introductions, but surely I'll be fine nonetheless!
I am 26 years of age, and a girl. That much I will share. Heck, I am not even sure how relevant that is. '^' I guess it is relevant because I do only tend to play female ''story-progressing'' characters. In other words I am not adverse to portray some male characters as long as they are a side characters or a random stranger out in the woods for a small portion of the role play.
I've role played for roughly eight years, and when I started out my English was quite broken (not that it's perfect in any shape or form at the moment). Through role playing I cultivated my interest in the language and developed both in general and as a role player. I've gone from doing short one-sentence posts in an IM setting, to doing multi-paragraph posts on forums. As I developed, I found it harder and harder to be satisfied with role play unless the player was at or beyond my own level as a writer. At this point I imagine I sound like someone thinking they stand above others, but that's not at all what I mean! I simply seek to, in every play I do, to further myself and improve and enjoy it in as high level as possible. So I figure that if I press myself to such extent, why can't I ask for whoever I play with to aim for their very best as well?
With all that said, I've yet to find a site I am entirely happy with. The sites I've tried in the past have all focused too hard on a pre-determined setting, one that required a lot of work to get into. It felt almost claustrophobic to be trapped in a world created by someone else. I like to create the setting and everything around it together as we play!
When I play I do prefer when the other parties involved challenge me. Just because I imply that I have an idea for the role play going forward, that doesn't mean they have to just accept that. Obviously I would expect them to have their characters react and act according to who they are. Otherwise we might as well just send some word documents back and forth and continously edit and add stuff until we're both satisfied!
Wow, okay. I see I droned on a bit there. Anyway, you can always approach me with ideas as long as the rules allow it.
Thank you for reading this ridiculously long and self-glorifying introduction post!
See you all out there in the Sanctum.
This is a bit odd for me, not being able to divulge and real personal information. That's usually my go-to when I write these introductions, but surely I'll be fine nonetheless!
I am 26 years of age, and a girl. That much I will share. Heck, I am not even sure how relevant that is. '^' I guess it is relevant because I do only tend to play female ''story-progressing'' characters. In other words I am not adverse to portray some male characters as long as they are a side characters or a random stranger out in the woods for a small portion of the role play.
I've role played for roughly eight years, and when I started out my English was quite broken (not that it's perfect in any shape or form at the moment). Through role playing I cultivated my interest in the language and developed both in general and as a role player. I've gone from doing short one-sentence posts in an IM setting, to doing multi-paragraph posts on forums. As I developed, I found it harder and harder to be satisfied with role play unless the player was at or beyond my own level as a writer. At this point I imagine I sound like someone thinking they stand above others, but that's not at all what I mean! I simply seek to, in every play I do, to further myself and improve and enjoy it in as high level as possible. So I figure that if I press myself to such extent, why can't I ask for whoever I play with to aim for their very best as well?
With all that said, I've yet to find a site I am entirely happy with. The sites I've tried in the past have all focused too hard on a pre-determined setting, one that required a lot of work to get into. It felt almost claustrophobic to be trapped in a world created by someone else. I like to create the setting and everything around it together as we play!
When I play I do prefer when the other parties involved challenge me. Just because I imply that I have an idea for the role play going forward, that doesn't mean they have to just accept that. Obviously I would expect them to have their characters react and act according to who they are. Otherwise we might as well just send some word documents back and forth and continously edit and add stuff until we're both satisfied!
Wow, okay. I see I droned on a bit there. Anyway, you can always approach me with ideas as long as the rules allow it.
Thank you for reading this ridiculously long and self-glorifying introduction post!
See you all out there in the Sanctum.
