RpNation

Have you ever thought about just building one from scratch with a partner that isn’t fandom?

Yes, I have. That's why on my list I have stuff that isn't fandom based. But the problem is, if I'm not in the mood for it, I'm not going to put my full effort into it. And I feel like that's disrespectful to my partner.

It is disrespectful, you have to psyche yourself into being into the idea

Thanks for making me feel guilty for not wanting to force myself to do stuff. Excuse me while I clean up my list to not include things I might have considered.

Well, on one hand, it's not like the people who are interested in the same things aren't out there. But you have to account for timing (people are busy very often), for the fact people aren't checking out new roleplays 24/7, and not always in the 1x1 section. Then you have to account for preferences in criteria like location to roleplay on, age of players, etc.... There's also the possibility of them already having

Other roleplays, and the fact that pure and simple they may have missed your particular interest check because nobody has time to read them all. There's lots of reasons why interest checks tend to have a hard time picking up right away. I could try giving you a bit more personal advise, but given your response to the mechanist...

On the other hand, this difficulty in finding players also means you yourself have t

To be adaptable. You are free to go with your whims and tastes in full of course- but as with any other market, it doesn't operate by anyone's convenience. Being able to compromise is an important skill in improving your success.

You also only updated it yesterday.

Now I'm remembering why I abandoned this account the first time. Not that any of you care, clearly.

Dude, you only updated it YESTERDAY. It's unfair of you to expect responses so quickly, in my opinion. I'm not trying to be rude, and I'm sorry if it comes off that way, but some patience has to be had when it comes to roleplaying, otherwise they aren't going to get anywhere.

And the passive-aggressive attitude towards people who are TRYING TO HELP YOU probably isn't making things better, either. We're trying to give you constructive criticism in a polite manner. We are NOT your enemies, here.

What I told you is little more than common sense. I didn't tell you to do this or do that, in the contrary ,
I said you can do what you like and tried reassuring you it isn't completely your fault- just that whatever you do has implications on your final success. I apologize if I said anything rude or upsetting in my detailing of those statements.