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That's why people like me and Wras exist, Loel.

Nah, I'd have to change outfits for that.

Oh... then you either get confused as a demon or you get eaten. I have some books if you're interested in reading up on that.

Also depends if we're talking about Wrasynth, my avatar, or me. If I was the action figure violence indeed would be afoot.

I've run into this problem before to. Wrasynth is one of the few characters that I've so intimately fleshed out.

My face!

Idunno. Rag as far as I know is a big beardy guy too. Cept my beard is manly as ********. His beard is ravenous and hungry for faces. I once saw his beard eat the child eating tree while it was eating a child. True story.

idea I wouldn't say it's a problem. Much more a fortune or stroke of luck, because they tend to fall right in like a piece to a puzzle. And then I go on making short stories and talking to the character in my head, and then befor long there's a full history to the character and they practically breathe through words.

Eh, don't really like long beards, or most beards of any sort... I've only met one person who could wear an actual beard in an almost godly fashion. Grandfather of a friend's. But he looked like a character right out of a book! And that grandpa was cool and the grandma to accompany was better, they're very nice but... tough people. Hardy if I say so myself. And those were in the days when North Carolina was full of country. I miss those days. I go back to visit some of my folks and the forests and fields I used to enjoy and actually had set as landmarks to a mental map are now replaced with fancy houses and neighborhoods.

My gay uncle had a goatie. ._. I'm not sure if he grew it back, though...

Well there's always gonna be a bit of the rper in the rpc. Most of my characters are hardly like me at all! They're their own person when it comes to me. Like I'm learning that an accidental character, though Ive hardly rped with her, is a lot more tougher than I thought, she's the cute, innocent, type but again I'm noticing a new head-strong personality in her.
My optimistic half-feral boy (Half feral cause he was partially raised by a dog and he at times acts like one) has a deeper more emotional story, and it's very saddening. Yet he's the person who'll put on a smile and still try to cheer his friends up.
I can imagine just about any kind of character, and they won't be exactly entirely like me... Sometimes it just takes the thought of "Is this really what they would do?" in writing up responses to a situation.

Honestly living in Minneapolis? My land lord is trans and some of the best friends I've had were super gay. With all the exposure I've had? Bears tend for big goofy mustaches. I mean they still go for goaties and stuff because not everyone obeys the stereotypes and (lol) bi-laws of the gay fashion police.

It's just that goaties remind me of my gay uncle, who although can get annoying, he is awesome! Just ask him and he'll give you his old iphone when he switches over to the latest model. And he has good taste in clothing material wise. Most of the shirts he gets are SO comfy and soft and breathe nicely. It's being in a blanket that keeps you warm but not too warm. So I usually look forward to when he passes on his clothings -which he's one of those kinds that'll wear them at most five times and stop wearing them after- to me and my brother. My mom not so much, because I'm a tomboy and she wants me to dress like a girl, but honestly honestly I'm sick of what they're putting out there, the shorts get shorter, the tops get tighter or too showy, and it's annoying the f*** out of me when I don't have anything else because my mom won't let me wear my favorite shirts because they have a few holes in them! -_-*