@Aeri: Aha, my height never stopped me from playing a variety of heights. >>b


@KorI: I'm going to read it after finishing this RP post; don't worry, I have it bookmarked. >>b But don't expect a lot of feedback from me; I'm not really that kinda guy. XD;

Aha, I like those too; well, I like breaking stereotypes in general.

Ah sure. I'll probably go back to writing after this Mike Posner song.

@Poppet: Will be adding you in a bit. :)

I have seen Mary-Sue tests before. I generally don't like them. XD

Aha, I went to take the test anyways. I just don't like them because, as stated in the Sue test, some people are capable of pulling off amazing characters who defy Sue-dom. I'm not claiming to be one of those people, but it's just the sort of test that could discourage young writers because of the negative results that generally come out of it (as far as I know, a lot of writers tend to lean towards Sue, rather than non-Sue).

Yeah, a character sometimes has more to say about themselves than the writer does. It's very amusing, but I think when that happens, it's a good sign. >>b Sometimes my OCs and I have to fight it out because we disagree on things, but they generally do as they will regardless of what I think. *headfloor*


My OC Faris and I are ROFLing over this question, "Does your character modestly deny it every time or refuses to believe that he/she is attractive?"

It's not going to happen. XD