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impulsiveninja
- January 7th, 19:22
Why must we go anonymous? Why can't we just communicate? Are we that close minded? That antisocial? On the internet, and everywhere else, if a person does not hold your own beliefs dear you either ignore them or argue, rarely accept for differences. It's sad that when we don't like even the smallest detail, we lash out, using the internet as our ski mask, and shooting madly around, only to be later caught up by our conscious. Unfortunally, those little angels often get caught up in the cross fire. Oh, yeah.. I forgot why we do it. We do it because we can't possibly face consequences if nobody knows who did it. There's no personal loss, but who cares? Plus, the fact that making other people's online experience miserable just because we don't like them pretty much makes our day. Let's be honest though people.. who would you rather hang out with, someone brave enough to speak out or some asshole hiding behind guy fawkes mask? I know where I stand
I'm just glad I'm not really part of 'we'. Also, unless one actually has an intimate relationship with one's own character, it's not playercest. I don't understand why that term is used to broadly. There's got to be a better term for simply having your own characters interact, especially in roleplays with small populations. And.. here's the thing. Real writers know how to flawlessly interact their characters. The fact that that's looked down upon in the roleplay world bothers me, because.. Hey.. damnit.. What if I need practice?