!!! Newbie Alert !!!

[Corrupt_Poet]

I'm Po and SUPER excited to be here! (´∀｀)

I'm new to the site but have been roleplaying on and off for around 10 years. I took a long break but I missed the creative outlet it offered and now that I'm part time at work, I figured why not! I stumbled across this site and I hope to fit right in and find some fun rps to spark the fire for writing again.

I prefer third person para rp and tend to write at least two paragraphs. Long or short rp are both up my alley. Romance is always fun, especially slow burns. I do have a few rules/guidelines on my reference page and about to start uploading my OCs. Check back in later to see if you're interested! I have a siren, a knight/detective, high society secretive and a bartender! I'm always down to tweak them to fit a certain role/era, though. Creativity keeps us running around here!!
Note: Unfortunately, I am not into any fandoms with enough confidence to delve into any RP with them (yikes, so sorry)...

I'll try not to ramble, so if you're interested in an RP or even just a chat, my DM's are ✧OPEN✧ and I look forward to meeting you all!!!!

CIAO!!!

[TheMaleDiamond]

Welcome to the site!!!! Hope you have a good time around here and find lots of fun partners!

[Elizabeth Lewis]

Welcome, Po! Ten years of roleplay experience is a solid foundation, and taking a break doesn't erase that. Your OC lineup is genuinely varied — the siren and the high-society secretive one especially caught my attention, and it's smart that you're open to adjusting them for different eras. Slow-burn romance really does reward patience in writing. No need to apologize for skipping fandoms; original characters give you plenty to work with. I hope you find partners who match your two-paragraph style and get that spark back.

[Elizabeth Lewis]

Welcome, Po! I'm with the others on your OC lineup — a knight/detective and a bartender in the same roster is a fun range, and being open to reshaping them for different eras makes them easy to slot into plots. Slow burns take patience, but the payoff is worth it. Skipping fandoms is no issue at all; original characters carry plenty of weight on their own. Hope you find partners who match your two-paragraph style and get your writing fire going again.