an extended 12 incher. uncut with up tight balls sack ready to unload in you. where do you want him to make his deposit? ass or down your throat. either way one hole is gonna be totally lubricated with semen
PEOPLE ARE ALLOWED TO WRITE WHATEVER THEY WANT ON THEIR BLOG AS LONG AS THEY ARE NOT ACTIVELY HARMING SOMEONE ELSE.
People are allowed to be picky. People are allowed to use graphics that make them happy. People are allowed to write “problematic” characters and “problematic ships”. You are under no obligation to follow or interact.
The ONLY lines are when someone is forced or coerced into uncomfortable situations, and / or things like racism/homophobia/misogyny/antisemitism/etc happen. because those are harmful ACTS that harm REAL PEOPLE. Someone being a villain, someone writing toxic ships, writing something other people view as ‘problematic’, someone formatting their blog as they like or being selective who they follow IS ALLOWED. We curate our safe spaces and content for ourselves.
You are allowed your squicks. You are allowed to say ‘no, that doesn’t vibe well with me’. You don’t have to think something is okay for you personally to let others live their lives. There’s a block button, there’s a tag block feature. Likewise, people may not like what you write or how you format either. As long as you and your writing partners are safe and having fun, not everyone HAS to like your content.
And callouts? Should be reserved ONLY for people who are posing threats of real harm to real people. Calling out someone who wouldn’t write with you or writes something ‘toxic’ is erasure of REAL HARM.
↳an all-in-one google doc for a single muse roleplay blog.
ABOUT & RULES
☾ : contains a large rules section, several spaces for photos of various size of your muse or aesthetics, a character page with biography, and a connections page with space for credits and three links at the very end.
☾ : to use the document, go to ‘file’ and ‘make a copy’. you are free to edit the document in any way you need to make it more accessible for your blog, but please do not remove the credit at the bottom or claim as your own. please DOreblog or like the post if you enjoy it or plan to use it.
☾ : free to use. if you like my work, please consider buying me a ko-fi? ♡
**note: this is my first google docs form, and may not be perfect. thank you for being kind.
Below are a few links to organizations to consider supporting, all of whom are fighting for the rights of AAPI, as always feel free to add on any (credible) links or updates:
It’s so easy to get lost in anxiety brain, or otherwise harmful thoughts. A great way to put life into perspective is this: people are not NPCs.
Everyone is playing their own game, with their own supporting characters. They are the main character in their life, just as you are in yours. They help when they can, but have their own quests and achievements to complete. It’s not personal if they can’t be there every time you need or want them to be!
Try to remember this if someone hasn’t responded in awhile, isn’t capable of doing what you want them to do, goes offline, or has their own motive outside of your needs. Everyone’s doing their best, and while we travel together a lot on this site, it’s totally valid for people to have their own limits, time, and life and not be present 24/7. Not this quest, adventurer! Till we meet again!
Consider: RP is a hobby that is supposed to exist to bring its creator joy.
You are not entitled to another person’s time. You are not entitled to timely responses in-character or out of character. You are not entitled to an explanation to why someone is slow in response, or why they curate their content in a specific way. No one owes you their time or joy, either in character or out of character. No one owes anyone more than they are willing and able to give. The RPC should be a place of mutual consent and joy for creators to explore together. Causing someone undue harm or stress crosses boundaries, and is an utter lack of respect. Respect the people who provide you joy for free (despite whatever might be going on in their own lives), be patient and understanding, and respect boundaries, always.
A Gentle PSA & Reminder on Bullying and Mental Health Stigma in the RPC
A person’s Tumblr page is meant to be their safe space. Sometimes, it is their only safe space. People are free to adjust their experience to make it so for themselves, and that includes blocking, adding rules, banning faceclaims, or venting out of character sometimes. It’s okay if someone’s content or rules bothersyou, the beauty of this hellsite is that you don’t have to follow them and you can even block them! What is absolutely never okay is bullying someone based on their content, and that includes out of character posts (in general, but today we’re going to focus on mental health).
Imagine just for a second that you’re having a horrible day, and your brain makes you feel as though you have no direct safe space (you pick up the phone and have no one to call, you feel like you’re bothering your friends, etc.) so you post on Tumblr that you’re struggling with a mental illness because the people who are your mutuals are the closest thing you have to friends, but you don’t want to impose. Next, imagine being bullied because you opened up about something hard in your life that is happening to you.
This happens with all kinds of illnesses and disabilities, but there is a particular stigma surrounding people who are struggling with their mental health. The bullying happens all the time and it has got to stop. As stated before, it’s okay to not have the brainspace to see things pertaining to someone else’s mental health, and it’s valid to have triggers. Blacklist the tag, or block and move on. Do not use this as a platform to bully someone. Life is absolutely already hard enough.
And, to people who see the bullying and aren’t sure what to think or whether they should speak up: please remember that a person’s mental health issue IS an illness. It is no less valid than a physical health issue, and treating it as such is ableism, whether intended or not. Don’t be ableist. Educate yourselves, please. There are so many people on this site that are struggling in one way or another with illnesses (both physical and mental) and life is too short for hurting people over something they have no control over, that has never once made them a bad person, just a sick person. Have compassion, and be kind. Curate your space to be safe for you, but don’t take someone else’s safe space from them.
