Izzy's Preferences

I Didn't Think I Needed To Say It, But...

Apparently this must be said. I roleplay sexual antics and shenanigans. I write erotically charged fiction. It's just writing. I am not your girlfriend. Writing this and replying to you does not get me aroused in real life.

Why I Suck As a RP Partner

I'm not the most reliable partner. I disappear for extended periods, often without warning. Please note that if I don't enjoy a roleplay, I will say something. My tendency to "ghost" is a mental health thing with me rather than anything to do with you or our roleplay. Again, if I don't want to write a particular roleplay or with a particular person, I will simply state this in the nicest way possible. We can't all be compatible, and forcing something never works. So if I tell you I don't think we work together, or I don't think I want to continue this roleplay, that's the truth. If I'm slow to respond or just seme to be ignoring our roleplay, it's 100% my stupid brain. 

I get stuck trying to write the perfect sentence to convey a very specific meaning in a goofy smut roleplay that neither of us will probably remember next year. I'm hung up on my writing being "really good" which sometimes makes my writing "non-existent" as I freeze up trying to craft something perfect.

I LOVE the idea phase, creating something new with a partner, the back and forth when we build something up from nothing, adding to each others ideas in ways neither may have originally planned, creating something together that is better than either of us could have done alone. But sometimes I suck at actually following through and completing the roleplay. My brain wants something new, so once we plan, plot, and lay something out, my mind wants to move on to something else. It doesn't always stop me from writing the roleplay, but sometimes it does.

YOU'VE BEEN WARNED.

Why I Might Make an Acceptable RP Partner

I am creative. I'm an idea machine. I should sell these things. Seriously, I've probably forgotten more great ideas than your average author will ever publish. It's almost an affliction. I should probably be medicated.

I'm a decent writer. I write a lot, and work hard to improve my skills and make my writing stand out. I have spent decades honing my skills, and I like to think I've been elevated beyond talented amateur, even if that's what I am. People seem to enjoy my writing. I will work with you to make sure a story idea is perfect before we start, or I will jump right in with both feet and test the waters as we go if we feel compatible right out of the gate. 

I'm nice. Even if we disagree, I don't see any reason to be mean. Heck, even if I flat out don't like you I'll often express it politely. There's no sense in hurting anyone else if it can be avoided.