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Search Advanced search…. New posts. Search forums. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Cormorant New Member. So, this is something that's been bothering me for a while. I think I come on too strongly when responding to 1x1 search threads via PM, in all the wrong ways. I feel I have to immediately grab the person's attention, so I end up jumping right in and hurling out any potential ideas I have.
It isn't so much my tone of voice, but the sheer frequency of questions per response. So other than info explicitly requested in the search thread, is there an unspoken etiquette to what kind of information you should provide when you are responding to a search?
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Also, search thread posters out there, how do you prefer to get to know a potential RP partner? Any tips to achieve a nice back-and-forth when you are in the planning stages? And how and when do Owm end the planning stages for a 1x1? There goes my tendency again. Last edited: Monday at PM. Lioness Everyone's fighting some battle of their own. I know that I have intimidated people with how much pre-planning I want to do for a 1x1 RP in the past, so Idk how much advice I can offer. XD But I know that my first message always opens up with me referring to their interest thread and simply introducing myself as well as telling them which specific type of RP I have interest in doing with them.
Then usually we go back and forth on the specifics. But again, I tend to scare people away with how much planning I want to do before we actually get into the RP and then we never even start the RP. I also suck at planning stories for the long run and maintaining a plot, so I rely heavily on others to provide that.
I can usually come up with plot twists and smaller things, but not a huge overarching plot to follow. Jace Quin New Member. I am a die hard 1x1er got over group roleplays way back when because the reply lag killed me and I have had a fair number of Propwrly threads in my day.
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In my experience I have rarely had people come on too strong. More often I think the opposite might be true where people are indecisive or want to leave everything up to their partner. When I have people bring me ideas in their very first message that does interest me and in general the way that you described your style I think would work for me. If you want to soften your questions a little try to give them an encouraging tone instead of bluntly asking.
Some people will even bury passphrases or other 'attention checks' in long posts to see if you are paying attention and even if they don't do that nobody wants to scurry to their inbox or thread eager to read a new message only to find that the respondent blatantly did not read what they wrote.]
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