Dream SMP Roleplay

Rules

1. Please inform me of any triggers you may have before we start. This is important for me to know so I don't accidentally trigger you.

2. Swearing is allowed. However, keep it to your character's limit unless the prompt allows it (e.g. a personality swap). Also, please let me know if you're uncomfortable with uncensored swearing. I will censor swears in my responses.

3. You play my crush, I play yours. This keeps things even and fair. If you don't like that, this probably isn't the book for you.

4. Please use third person when roleplaying. This makes things a lot less confusing.

5. Comment on the prompt you would like to roleplay. Don't just DM me and start roleplaying. I won't know how to respond and therefore I likely won't.

6. I'd prefer to call them by their usernames instead of their real names (e.g. Sapnap instead of Nick, Purpled instead of Grayson, etc).

7. Unless I believe a certain prompt requires further explanation, I would prefer if you started.

8. No smut. I am a minor and do not want to roleplay that.

9. If I haven't responded to you in, say, two hours or so, you may tag me. Sometimes I don't get notifications and sometimes I'm busy.

10. Please be semi-literate or above. You don't have to match my word count, but please make them decently lengthy. It just gives something to go off of better, y'know?

11. PLEASE tell me if you're getting bored or would like to stop our roleplay. I don't want to keep bothering you if you don't feel interested any more.

12. We can do multiple roleplays on the different prompts. This would work best as comment roleplays, though, so we don't get confused.

13. I can do both DM and comment roleplay!

14. Don't steal my original prompts! You can use them if you give credit or if you change it up so it doesn't look copied.

15. Make sure there's a good build up to heavy topics like angst and such. A good build up makes a roleplay much more immersive.

16. I like going into detail with gore. I'd appreciate if you could be detailed, too. If detailed gore is a trigger for you, maybe choose a different plot?