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#FLIRTIINGS

written by annie
Anonymous asked: But there is like a opposite side of the coin. I don't mean to be mean, and if you don't want me to message you that's fine I just kinda wanted to say this. Let me know at any time if u want to stop. On the other hand, I know a lot of rpers that wont interact with people who format at all, because they are "concerned with pretties, not with rping." They think anyone who likes to rp wouldnt pour more of their time into things that essentially don't matter to the rp at all.

oh, not at all, i’m quite fond of discussions like this even though i’m sure it’s gonna make me sound like a bitch so i wanna preface this to anyone who reads it with: these are opinions and as such there’s no right or wrong and there is absolutely nothing wrong with disagreeing with me, and also this isn’t a call-out post, it’s just a general statement. also i just want to remind people that i don’t mean to give anyone crap about their formatting choices and that my disappointment from before stemmed not from a lack of formatting but from a lack of effort on literally all aspects.

my stance on that is, i think there’s a line between formatting and over-formatting. i’ve noticed that the latter is usually used by people who…tend to overuse the thesaurus, and sometimes i do wonder if all the bolds and italics and the fancy word stuff is necessary.

like, personally, i don’t like to spend to much time with formatting. like, personally, if i have to spend more than two minutes formatting a post, then, to me, it feels like wasting time, because at the end of the day, i’m here to roleplay, not to embellish stuff. you know how i used to format my posts before the update– i had my little template with the heart on a notepad doc and i copied it and just wrote away normally. i didn’t spend much time on it. i tried doing the stanza thing, y'know, with all the line breaks– but it was too much effort and it didn’t reflect what i wanted to be about, so i ditched it.

but then i feel like there’s nothing wrong with just throwing in small text or an indent or sth. there’s nothing wrong with being aesthetically pleasing. throwing in a <small> doesn’t really feel like being ‘too concerned with the pretties’.

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