Lives of six teens are changed for better and worse as they meet and bonds are formed.
Qualifications to be approved
* This is a Literate role play. I ask that you use correct grammar and spelling to the best of your abilities. I can understand slight mistakes. I make them myself.
* Once again, literate, three paragraphs would be the mere minimum. Keyword, mere
* I will not accept typical female personalities. Everyone wants to play a girl, so I will be extremely choosy about accepting the female roles.
* I will ask you to write in third person. "Dialogue will be put in quotes please and thank you." Thoughts will be in italics
* Willingness to double
* Clearly active in role plays.
* Willingness to add to plot
What's it about?
Six teens, each intertwined in each others lives one way or another, find themselves becoming wrapped in a romance that can literally break them or save them.
Love will not be instant, and problems will accrue.
What makes this different? I see a lot of romances that claim to look for literate/committed role players
I am choosy, and I don't just pick the first ones who submit. There are four things I look for in a player:
*Literacy. I can not stress this enough. I am extremely tired of reading short and choppy sentences. Not everyone can write five-eight paragraph responses, and that is perfectly fine, but I promise you, it is possible to write an amazing post with a minimal of three paragraphs if you know how.
* Commitment . It doesn't matter how many role players you have, everyone plays an important part. I beg you, if you join this role play, stick it out through the end...or at least tell us if you will no longer participate.
*Imagination. That pretty much speaks for itself.
*Ability to read over everything and not ask questions that have already been answered
How much are we required to post and how often?
A solid three paragraphs...minimum. Most schools require more than that in an in-class writing assignment, so I'm sure that's not asking too much.
As for posting, I will require you post at least once a week (possibly more depending on activity), and with no more than a three day gap between the last post written.
Do you reserve roles?
No. Reserving, to me, is a main cause of role plays dying. People take too long to submit their character, or put little effort because they feel it is already theirs.
Once you submit to me, you will either be accepted or rejected within 24-48 hours. I look all profiles over starting from the first sent to me to the last. I will choose the best.
* This is a Literate role play. I ask that you use correct grammar and spelling to the best of your abilities. I can understand slight mistakes. I make them myself.
* Once again, literate, three paragraphs would be the mere minimum. Keyword, mere
* I will not accept typical female personalities. Everyone wants to play a girl, so I will be extremely choosy about accepting the female roles.
* I will ask you to write in third person. "Dialogue will be put in quotes please and thank you." Thoughts will be in italics
* Willingness to double
* Clearly active in role plays.
* Willingness to add to plot
What's it about?
Six teens, each intertwined in each others lives one way or another, find themselves becoming wrapped in a romance that can literally break them or save them.
Love will not be instant, and problems will accrue.
What makes this different? I see a lot of romances that claim to look for literate/committed role players
I am choosy, and I don't just pick the first ones who submit. There are four things I look for in a player:
*Literacy. I can not stress this enough. I am extremely tired of reading short and choppy sentences. Not everyone can write five-eight paragraph responses, and that is perfectly fine, but I promise you, it is possible to write an amazing post with a minimal of three paragraphs if you know how.
* Commitment . It doesn't matter how many role players you have, everyone plays an important part. I beg you, if you join this role play, stick it out through the end...or at least tell us if you will no longer participate.
*Imagination. That pretty much speaks for itself.
*Ability to read over everything and not ask questions that have already been answered
How much are we required to post and how often?
A solid three paragraphs...minimum. Most schools require more than that in an in-class writing assignment, so I'm sure that's not asking too much.
As for posting, I will require you post at least once a week (possibly more depending on activity), and with no more than a three day gap between the last post written.
Do you reserve roles?
No. Reserving, to me, is a main cause of role plays dying. People take too long to submit their character, or put little effort because they feel it is already theirs.
Once you submit to me, you will either be accepted or rejected within 24-48 hours. I look all profiles over starting from the first sent to me to the last. I will choose the best.
