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I can see how that would get annoying to both of your guys' views. And I feel that very much.

Can agree with that for sure.

Of course, Zat! ^^

Can agree with that. It's different for every person.

That was another of my problems as well. The need to always have your character being winning or coming out on top, never allowed to lose at anything. I think a lot of people probably had that issue as well.

Had OP characters and had Mary/Gary Sues. Character sheets that were heavily lacking in detail, even my written posts were lacking. Half of the time they were a single word or a mere sentence compared to the wall of texts I write these days. Plots were lacking, as was world and characters. Not...

I do both. I write to rp because it's a fun pass time and a nice escape from reality, and I also do it to write. As well as to improve my writing and hopefully get better so I can be the best that I can be with my writing. A lot of ideas I turn into rps to test things out before I go and write...

1. Naming things. I can't tell you have long I've spent trying to figure out names for characters or locations, sometimes spending days or weeks before something finally hits. I'm terrible at naming characters but I try to above "plain" sounding names so that might just be my own problem there...

One-liners I'm personally not a fan of. Especially if you write a massive novel of a reply, paragraphs upon paragraphs and all you get is a one-liner or worse yet, a single word in response. Plotless roleplays are also a no-go from me. I like a good plot/story to keep me interested during it and...

I began to roleplay to improve myself as a writer, to hone my skills and do the best that I can. I also did it as an escape from the real world. My household wasn't in the greatest state and truthfully, still isn't. I used roleplaying as an outlet to escape from that. To create or take part in...