@Lunar: D8 Share!!! *chases*


@Nuke: I like creating characters based on a theme myself, but I'm not sure if that qualifies as a stereotype. I reuse my characters too. >>b

What qualifies as a werido to you? Also, why do you like to write about them?

Aha, I like writing about wallflowers, though my current RP character is anything but.

I like to give my characters labels too, though I don't take them too seriously. XD It's more like a first or general impression for me. Of my old seven, I had: the Jock, the Egoist, the Nerd, the Geek/Gamer/Party-boy, the Good Samaritan, and the Prankster/Bully.

Aha, my Good Samaritan is quite similar to #3, though Toby has obvious shares of faults in his own conservative ways. XD

I can't write about characters I can't relate to, but I like to experiment anyways and see if we can meet on some common ground or another. Sometimes I'm successful with that; sometimes I'm not.

I don't think you're a bleh person. ._.


@Lunar: Giving points for this event would make no sense to me. XD


@Aerimyth: Welcome! I was just about to add your snippet to the front page.


@Alice: Hope you don't mind, but your membership won't count until after the event. This is to be fair to the other members. :X

HELLO EVERYONE
//randomly pops in

sorry OTL
haven't been on kofk much lately ; __ ; '' //headdesks

What qualifies as a werido to you? Also, why do you like to write about them?

I guess they're more like quirky than weirdos, though each has their moment, like building a shrine in a closet or trying to ____ a statue or pretending to be a gangsta (when you're an incubus who didn't realize you were a demon until fairly recently) for a week.

I like writing because they keep me interested. I guess I relate to them in some ways. I think all characters show some reflection of their writer/drawer.

*Ah, it's later than I realized. I gotta sleep. X(

@Ocean: Oh, morning! I don't mind buying you a dress for the wedding, btw. It would be no trouble, er, as long as it's bought from the shops and not the market. XD

I don't want Pavan to wear a dress. It's undignified. On the other hand, Saki would look adorable in a dress. Also, if Pavan did wear a dress, then maybe his father would misunderstand and show up in a dress too, and I really, REALLY, do not need to see that. XD Pepper probably doesn't want to see it either, and Kazhar would be too preoccupied with the champagne to notice (or if he did notice, he'd pretend not to).

That would be adorable. XD The vision, I mean.


@Kit: Aha, I was worried you lost interest!


@Nuke: Woo, character quirks! :D

Good night!


@Aerimyth: I'm gonna read your snippet in a bit and give you feedback. It's up on the front page already, though. :)


@Alice: Thanks for understanding. X3


@Lunar: I'm losing track of my convos. @__@


@Aeri: Aha, I love flamboyant characters. Well, flamboyant gay characters. I find them quite funny, but I don't think you were talking about that kind of flamboyant... Oh, wait, are you? XD

What type of vampires are your characters based on? What I mean is, what affects them and what doesnt?

I actually like writing humans with abilities. Because humans have limitations, I like them; I like to think that humans are resilient beings who evolve and push forward with what we can do and believe we can do. Because we dream and have goals, we're able to reach the moon and deep into the seas and we've been able to fly and speak to one another from across the world. I've actually created a world that addresses this type of issue; I have gods who admire and/or fear humans for these very reasons. Aha, and in talking about this, I'm reminded of Gurren Lagann, though I haven't seen the anime prior to this particular world-building.