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It's just a picture from a video game, though I do love HoND! <3
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It's a little blurry, and quite frankly, hurts my eyes a little bit. x:

If you read my post correctly, it says:

If you thought about it for a second instead of making an abrupt, incorrect post, you'd see that the 'Not really...?' was implying that personality and attitude weren't a 'lesser extent' than your school or area point.

Alright then, but why let it get to you? Yes, there will always be that person, or people, who think themselves higher than everyone else. It's natural, and I can guarantee every person has come in contact with someone like this at least once. Your point is correct, society has this cookie-cutter image of what everybody should be like, but why does it matter? You be your own person, and don't let anyone bring you down. I know this sounds easy, but it's much harder. I've not been bullied, only slightly in my middle school, so I have little experience. But let me tell you about someone who was bullied in my school:

There was a girl named Mackenzie, and she was in my grade. She was overall kind, but very... odd. She wasn't like everyone else. Even though my school has uniforms, she still found a way to make herself stand out (various accessories). She was immediately singled out and everyone began to pick on her. Everyday she was subjected to verbal, and sometimes physical, torture and yet she always had a smile on her face. She was always kind to everyone, offering them a seat or to help them with their work (which they denied). Soon enough, everyone left her alone because they saw that their jeers and rude comments meant nothing to her.
One day, I approached Mackenzie and asked her how she did it.
"Did what?" she asked.
"Ignoring everyone's comments and always being... cheerful!" I replied. And her answer shocked me, she simply said,
"Because I'm comfortable with myself. I know who I am, and I won't change for anyone no matter what they say about me or do to me. I am me, and no else can change that but myself."
You see, even though this poor girl was subjected to torture for most of her middle school career, she was always optimistic and eventually, it stopped.




Now you may be asking yourself, oh what does this story have to do with anything, and I'll tell you.It's about a girl who didn't conform to social standards, stood out, and was herself. She didn't let anyone bring her down, and eventually the bullying stopped. I just hope this inspired you, or whoever read this, to be yourself and don't worry about what others say, because there's only one of you.

And on another note, I wasn't saying that just your personality and attitude affect your career in school. I was saying that it has a much more prominent role than you gave do. So please don't call me naive until you actually understand what I'm saying.

Not really...?

Your personality and attitude towards others can make or break your high school (or any kind of school, generally) experience, no?

Thanks for the warm welcome! c:

But Jayn has told me that Britishism has left and requested me to take this spot, no?

I have to agree with everyone here, the story needs some work. Saying it's based off BBS doesn't really lure people in, especially those who haven't played it. You need some kind of story, some interesting paragraph or two to really catch the reader's eye. Even if these paragraphs are just a short synopsis of BBS, though spoilers would be a bad idea to include because some people take them very seriously, it'll make the roleplay look more... interesting, and professional I suppose.

Perhaps make a character sheet that includes some things like: Username, Character's Name, Age, Gender, Appearance, Biography, Personality, Keyblade, etc. It gives the roleplayer a chance to use their imagination, but still keep the roleplay neat and organized.

Oh, and some rules would be great as well. Every roleplay needs guidelines, so that would also be a great idea!

If you need anymore help, feel free to contact me personally and we can work one-on-one if you like. Or find some other Roleplay Helpers here!

I think you have a great idea for a roleplay, it just needs a little work. c:

This is really reassuring. Most people look at me when I tell them I'm going into high school and tell me it sucks terribly.

Granted, you've just begun high school, but it's good to see a positive post about it. How was your first day?

Oh, and I start high school on September 6th.

My character sheet is now done, I hope it's good enough and makes sense. >w<"

Name: Cynthia
Age: Sixteen
Appearance: Here
Rose Color: Red
Personality: With a kind heart, Cynthia has never had a problem making lasting friendships. She's a very caring young woman, and enjoys making her friends cheerful. All this attention, however, feeds into her compulsive attention seeking nature. Sometimes, she even puts herself in harms way for this attention. Being neglected by her mother, because of her depression, Cynthia grew up wanting love she never received. However, this gave her a new perspective on life: appreciating everything you have. She's a hopeless romantic, and dreams of finding true love; in fact, it's her only true wish. Cynthia always becomes infatuated with every boy and girl who gives her a nice smile, but these petty crushes soon dissipate but then form into new ones. This causes her feelings to becoming confusing and scrambled, and makes decision making difficult. But at the end of the day, all Cynthia wants- all she needs- is someone to call her own, and will do nearly anything to fulfill this never-ending desire.
Bio: Cynthia grew up in a normal, your average run of the mill household... until her father passed when she was four. This sent her mother into a spiraling depression, one that would never be cured. Cynthia had to care for her mother, and do most of the "motherly" chores herself. Although, her mother would sometimes help out when Cynthia was really desperate. Cynthia tried everything to "fix" her mother, but it was all hopeless. Her mother was too far gone to ever return. Giving up on trying to find love in her own home, she began to look for it in other places. When school began, Cynthia was always on her best behavior, so she would get the positive feedback she loved ever so dearly. But this was never enough, Cynthia always craved more, and still does to this day. Once, when she was in the seventh grade, she purposely cut herself while helping out the kitchen staff. Everyone crowded around her, and genuinely cared for her, just as she liked it. Soon enough, her sixteenth birthday rolled into view and her mother promised to take her to a museum.
Fears: Never finding love
Other: Cynthia has had an obsession with bows ever since she was a little girl, and loves wearing them in her hair and on her clothing. Also, Cynthia is bisexual if you couldn't tell from the personality.
Played By: AndrewTemari101//Andrew