I've gotten a little note to me that says the RP is going pretty fast. Not as much the posting as the speed of the story itself, people rushing through things and trying to start relationships instantaneously.
PLEASE. Just take your time when writing your posts. Anything besides just going around flirting and talking about how great somebody's breasts are or not. You could feature some of their thoughts, bits of their past, and how being a Flicker affected them then, and how it does in the present day at the island high school. You could write transformation sequences more majorly: have more NPC's in the area maybe, or put obstacles in the characters way as they're in the middle of the changing process, trying dearly not to get caught, and creating some actual conflict with a couple of them them having the ability to change into another gender. This can apply to all Types, because their transformations are still in public, whether they be random, activated by a certain thing or event, or willed: You MUST find a place to wait it out.
To a careful degree, you can even describe the changes that occur when they change, rather than "Poof!, I'm a chick/dude! :D"
(Ex. As he ran through the hallway, his could feel his normally rough skin turning soft and smooth, the area between his legs, down by his thighs felt slightly emptier, a small, cold, yet soft feeling emerging. There was a growing feeling in his chest, at first a a burning sensation as if he'd exercised too much, before gaining a tight feeling, as something inside began to push outwards. His short hair was quickly driving down into locks of long, silky gold as he finally dashed into the girls' bathroom, frantically locking the door as he awaited the final changes into a 'she.')
Also, take the time to actually develop characters and their relationships with the others. Don't just try to start romance right away, or it's pretty much over, no cool story at all.
PLEASE. This is for the sake of the RP and its' plot.
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