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Should I name a chicken Fang to be anticlimactic?
 

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Name: Heather Sette
Age: 18
Height: 5'
Gender: Female
Pronouns: She, her
User ID: 50
Personality: ISFJ Near constant anxious energy but super friendly and chatty. She acts like a scatterbrained klutz, and tries to laugh off any mistakes she makes. Which seems to conflict with her strong sense of responsibility.

She doesn't let the guilt get to her though, dropping her regrets once she makes an honest apology. She is also rather quick to forgive others, if they say they're sorry she believes them and lets go of the resentment. That goes the other way as well though, if she feels slighted and no apology is made, she doesn't feel the need to forgive.

She struggles to stay aligned with her own values while putting the cares and desires of others ahead of her own. If you're someone she cares about she'll do practically anything to keep you happy and healthy. Which is a source of stress for her.

She goes out of her way to make people feel good. Giving them just what they need when they need it. She is intensely loyal and will fight tooth and nail for the people she loves. It would be best to avoid threatening the people she cares about, she's far less forgiving when it comes to their safety.

** She will quite regularly disappear/wander off and do her own thing, without fully explaining where she been. Returning with a surprise gift for someone is usually all the excuse she needs. (Because I'm gonna be sporadic in when I can RP ;) ) **

Backstory: As usual it's quite sparse at the moment, but her mother is in the hospital and terribly ill, her father works three jobs and she rarely sees him. She is in grade 12 and works most days after school and over the weekend to help pay for medical bills, and rent.

Picture/Description: Based her off of a flying fish. She has fins on her hip bones that spread out to hold her mid-weight while gliding, and fins that attach at her shoulder and along the back of her upper arm. At her elbow there is a bone that extends down to her wrist that is not attached to her lower arm and that's what the rest of her wing-fin is attached to.

I'll draw a picture at some point.

Username: @Rose Quartz
Other (weaknesses, habits, or special abilities):

Weakness: extreme temperatures especially heat. She's not actually a fish, but has a difficult time regulating her internal temperature.

Abilities: Can glide from high places, and is an excellent speedy quick swimmer. Also has a mild electroreception ability, basically a Spidey sense for people who get inside her bubble. It's very close range though. Maybe a bit further if she were under water. So, for example if she were hugging someone, she might be able to tell from their heart rate how they're feeling. Or if someone is sneaking up on her she'd probably feel their presence a split second before they actually hit her. It works for people, not things, so booby traps she wouldn't be able to sense.
I like her!
What does she even look like?
 
AND THE ALLIANCE HAS RISEN
FEAR US


That is something I thought I'd never be called 😲

why is this true
at heart, we are all truly simps for the ships
***STRIPPED FURBY NOISES***


You asked for it.✋
Why do I feel called out by this
As you should.
that was unnessicary
The truth is always necessary
Lol
It seems so unfair that teeny gers should have to solve adult’s problems tho

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Hey I’m writing a story. A whole month of time passes, and I don’t really know how to write it without the info getting awkward but the reader needs to know it. Any advice, even if you don’t feel qualified to give it?
Sarah???
Oh, I've been SUMMONED???
Wow, the pressure.
When I write timeskips, I usually make it one or two paragraphs of briefing that definitely yeets the reader through time and space, but lessens the impact.
For example, did anything happen in that month that's at all relevant to the plot? Write in notably detached third person, but make it tolerable by throwing in random bursts of excessive description. And if there's anything at all in there that could lead into the new day, cling to it and string it out.
That sounded really abstract and unattainable. Rip.
 
Oh, I've been SUMMONED???
Wow, the pressure.
When I write timeskips, I usually make it one or two paragraphs of briefing that definitely yeets the reader through time and space, but lessens the impact.
For example, did anything happen in that month that's at all relevant to the plot? Write in notably detached third person, but make it tolerable by throwing in random bursts of excessive description. And if there's anything at all in there that could lead into the new day, cling to it and string it out.
That sounded really abstract and unattainable. Rip.
Yes it does
But thank you, I will try that.
 

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