• hands.  for your muse to take a hold of my muse’s hand.
• tie.  for your muse to adjust an article of clothing on my muse.
• combat.  for our muses to train together in combat.
• pin.  for your muse to pin mine to ( the ground / the wall / a surface ).
• push.  for your muse to push mine in a playful manner.
• shove.  for your muse to shove mine in an aggressive manner.
• tend.  for your muse to help tend to my muse’s injuries.
• trace.  for your muse to trace their hand along my muse’s ( skin / scars ).
• gag.  for your muse to place their hand over my muse’s mouth, to try to keep them quiet.
• kiss.  for your muse to kiss my muse.
• hair.  for your muse to brush my muse’s hair from their face.
• pull.  for your muse to pull my muse close to them.
• sit.  for your muse to encourage mine to sit and rest.
• lap.  for your muse to pull my muse onto their lap.
• tackle.  for your muse to tackle my muse to the ground.
• fight.  for your muse to physically attack my muse ( by hitting / punching / kicking / etc).
• neck.  for your muse to place their hand around my muse’s neck.
• throat.  for your muse to hold something against my muse’s throat.
• collapse.  for your muse to catch mine, preventing them from falling to the ground.
• carry.  for your muse to insist on carrying my muse when injured.
• warmth.  for our muses to seek warmth from each other, after being caught in a ( snow storm / rain shower ).
• morning after.  for our muses to wake up together the next morning, after having a one night stand.
• wake.  for your muse to wake mine up by kissing their ( shoulder / neck / lips / etc ).
• dance.  for your muse to force my muse to dance with them.
• drink.  for our muses to spend time together whilst drunk.
• swim.  for our muses to go for a late night swim.
• intimacy.  for our muses to embrace each other after sex.
• death.  for your muse to comfort mine after they have lost a loved one.
• goodbye.  for your muse to hold mine as they lay dying in their arms.

plotting call! give this post a like and i'll come bug you in your ims 🩵

a LOT of the time, I see a literally everyone exhausting themselves to write. they lose sleep, they turn in assignments late, or just genuinely aren’t taking care of themselves. you’re doing GREAT, but here are a few reminders that EVERY roleplayer should know ;; 

• please please take a break. every few minutes after you do a few replies ( ESPECIALLY long ones dear lordy ) don’t be afraid to stop and take a break for a bit. letting your mind REST helps it not wear out so easily, so not only can you get more done, you can also not exhaust yourself !! 
• water is great and you probably need some. go get yourself a glass!!
• whatever is going on ooc where no one can see behind that screen, don’t ever feel bad. real life is supposed to come first no matter what. the roleplayers that genuinely understand are the ones you wanna keep close!! don’t let ANYONE make you feel bad
• do not feel guilty about late replies 
• seriously. don’t. 
• that person that plays the same muse as you ??? they might be super duper wonderful, but so are YOU!! different portrayals are what make roleplaying unique. don’t compare yourself to others. instead, embrace the individuality!! 
• and finally, remember that this is for FUN. if anything is ever stressing you out chances are you shouldn’t be doing it, so be sure not to put too much pressure on yourself. this is a HOBBY, not an OBLIGATION. 

              PSA.       if  you  ever  write  me   a  starter,     i  will  like  it  as  soon  as  i  see  it  before  drafting  it.      so  if  i  never  reply  to  it    &     i  never  liked  it,     it’s  because  i  didn’t  see  it.    i  swear  i’d  never  leave  a  starter  hanging,      but  there’s  a  lot  of  things  i  don’t  see  until  way  later    &   i  don’t  want  people  to  think  they’re  wasting  their  time  when  really  i’m  probably  dying  to  see  your  starter    &   just  never  did.