Post by Seeking Advice on Mar 24, 2023 18:52:48 GMT
I am in a bit of a blind. Recently I nearly had a partner due in original plot with me, and we got quite a bit of it set up before it became apparent to me that we were not going to be compatible as partners.
The problem now being that I'm borderline desperate to roleplay this.
They actually have is that most of the time when people post original plots it's more idea-based as opposed to being fully fleshed out.
I see a lot of original plots that have a basis of an idea, like a type of pairing, or theme.
"Hero x Villain, dark, mystery etc"
The plot idea I have is more I have an established, created world and I need someone else to do it with because I'm not going to write by myself. I've tried it before, I get bored writing alone.
And I am willing to do split roleplays. I know pretty much every fandom that people are into these days, but for some really strange reason whenever I offer to do a split role play literally no one is interested.
So my question is how do I generate interest in this idea? Because from my point of view most people are into basic ideas that they can build on, and not fully established ones that they're afraid they might mess up.
Please and thank you!
The problem now being that I'm borderline desperate to roleplay this.
They actually have is that most of the time when people post original plots it's more idea-based as opposed to being fully fleshed out.
I see a lot of original plots that have a basis of an idea, like a type of pairing, or theme.
"Hero x Villain, dark, mystery etc"
The plot idea I have is more I have an established, created world and I need someone else to do it with because I'm not going to write by myself. I've tried it before, I get bored writing alone.
And I am willing to do split roleplays. I know pretty much every fandom that people are into these days, but for some really strange reason whenever I offer to do a split role play literally no one is interested.
So my question is how do I generate interest in this idea? Because from my point of view most people are into basic ideas that they can build on, and not fully established ones that they're afraid they might mess up.
Please and thank you!