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Mystic Orange
(last edited Sep 09, 2018 03:31PM)
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Jul 31, 2018 08:46AM
Since you really want this group to be popular. You need someone to help to moderate your group. But don't worry I am willing to support your group. Just so you know I moderate over 20 groups. I promise to you that you wont be disappointed.
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Rumell, I think while you have good intentions, you could have come off more gentle and professional if you were inquiring for a moderator role. Hey Ayana. Queen here, may I ask why there are only straight students? I am interested in this roleplay but I had intentions of making some lesbian and gay characters. I understand if you are not comfortable, but at least, I would like to understand why.
Anyways, best of luck.
ＱＵＥＥＮ wrote: "Rumell, I think while you have good intentions, you could have come off more gentle and professional if you were inquiring for a moderator role. Hey Ayana. Queen here, may I ask why there are onl..."
hello.
this is a wonderful group so far, but I have the same question as queen.
also, it could be seen to some as you not supporting lgbtq+ … and it’s perfectly fine if you don’t, it’s just a bit rude ig … I don’t know.
ig what im saying is that I’ll leave the group if only straight characters are continued to be allowed, because I think diversity is very important in roleplay.
That would be great if you let us have lgbt in the roleplay.
Why does it matter? Can't we just leave it the way it is, I mean it's roleplay, these ppl aren't real.
Hi! I know people have discussed this already but... (excuse me if I'm rude, but I'm just thinking: it's 2018 you guys!) Really? Only straight people? This just makes me really mad. I know roleplay isn't real but it comes across as very personal when you say that only straight students are allowed! So maybe you didn't mean it in a negative way, but I'd suggest a more open (and modern!) approach... Or at least, I'd like to know why only straight students. Sorry if I come across as a... not nice person..
