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{ Owner and GM }
CyberGlowfly

{ Co-GM }
Open

{ Inspiration }
My lovely friend Arrow- requested I make something like this. She is my muse and I always seem to get things done when she talks to me.

{ Time of Start }
Talents and Weaknesses. We all have them. We always find that other half of ourselves and make each other better.These people are no different. When these couples find the other part of themselves they don't always line up, but will that stop them from staying together till the end?

{ Status }
Accepting Characters | No Posts

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The Toxic Couple. Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty in "Bonnie and Clyde" are the perfect example of the dangerously toxic couple. Sometimes you know no good can come from a pairing but you just can't help yourself. In your case, let's hope it doesn't involve bank robbing and a shootout with the cops.
Theme Songs: Bad Boy | Cascada




{ Name || Girl 1 || {19-24} || Kat Graham || Reserved by CompletelyCreative }


{ Gael Wolfe || Guy 1 || {20-23} || Dylan O'Brien || Reserved by TinkMumu }

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From different sides of the tracks. A couple divided by social class or another stereotypical trait. Needless to say, stereotypes are broken and tracks are crossed, making this a classic class division romance. On a side note, it's also a good example of unrequited love.
Theme Songs: A Whole New World | Brad Pane and Lea Salonga




{ Name || Girl 2 || {16-18} || Jessica Jung || Reserved by BleedingLover }


{ Name || Guy 2 || {17-22} || Cameron Mitchell || Reserved by restlessyouth }

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The Forbidden Love. Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal as cowboy lovers Enis and Jack in "Brokeback Mountain" fought against society to keep their love alive over the years. They represent more than just "the love that dare not speak its name"; they're the lovers that silently fight society's prejudice by just being together.
Theme Songs: I Kissed a Boy | Cobra Starship




{ Name || Guy 3 || {16-18} || Colin Ford || Reserved by InakoUchiha }


{ Name || Guy 4 || {19-21} || Chace Crawford || Reserved by CharlotteV }

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Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes in "Romeo + Juliet." This one's obvious but too archetypal not to mention. Romeo and Juliet really inhabit many of these tropes: first love, enduring love, forbidden love, crazy in love and just plain bad timing. What happens when this young couple faces the girl's lack of sight?
Theme Songs: Check Yes Juliet | We Three Kings




{ Name || Girl 3 || {19-21} || Lucy Hale || Reserved by Arrow- }


{ Name || Guy 5 || {19-21} || Zac Efron || Reserved by CyberGlowfly }

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{ Reservations }
Please reserve characters in the OOC. I won't accept a random submission, no matter how awesome they are. Also, this is not a first come, first serve role-play and you might have to compete for your spot should another person show interest. If you find this tedious and unnecessary, you are free to leave this role-play at any time. And, although you reserve a character, they will be chosen based on creativity, depth, length, and originality. The more creative and detailed your character sheet, the more likely you'll get accepted.
{ Literacy }
Not only will I be looking for details in your character sheet, but proper grammar and spelling as well. This role-play is to be literate, meaning posts are to be kept at a minimum of 100+ words.. Now, I know we are not perfect and we all make mistakes but if you cannot use a proper spell check, it will reflect within your character sheet! So please, be at least semi-literate with the capability to post at minimum one hundred words. What movie couples do you like? What book couples do you like? Have these to reserve.
{ Commitment }
I am aware that we all have lives outside of role-playing and our computer screens. Some of us either attend school or have a full-time job, sometimes both. All I ask is that you post at least twice a week. If, for any reason, you find yourself unable to post for x-amount of time, please notify me. I do not bite, I do not get angry, however; should you fail to notify me of your departure, I will boot you out of the role-play. I am also aware that some of us may be in other role-plays, and I understand those come first. Notification of departure and how much time you'll be gone is all I ask for.
{ God-modding, Bunnying, Meta-gaming }
God-modding, bunnying, and meta-gaming are strictly prohibited. God-modding is defined as cheating the system so your character is virtually invincible. This is similar to the term "mary-sue" or "gary-sue" in a way. God-modding usually involves a character leaving a battle unscathed. This also includes unapproved hits and/or kills. Bunnying is the use of another character, who is neither your own nor an NPC, without the permission of the character's owner. When your character is attacking, assume each hit misses. When your character is defending, make sure to allow a believable amount of punches/kicks/etc. to hit your character. The term meta-gaming refers to accidentally or purposely using outside knowledge that affects the role-play. For example, if your character knows of a sneak-attack, yet wasn't present at the discussion of it, then it is improbable and considered meta-gaming.