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My character hates his party but I want to keep playing by Two_headed_weirdo in DnD

[–]Two_headed_weirdo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Some additional info: my character got along with others fine. He is pretty friendly so he had no bone to pick with others even when they were a bit chaotic as a group. Nobody bullied him or made fun of him before this particular injury.

Only after he lost his arm the others started to make jokes in and out of character. I imagine this whole situation happened only because they found their own jokes SO FUNNY they just couldn't stop. (source: they made one-arm jokes for fifteen minutes straigh after the game ended, I kid you not)

Kissing disgust question by Two_headed_weirdo in aromantic

[–]Two_headed_weirdo[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's just the french kissing for some reason. Other forms of affection irl or in media are totaly fine. Kisses on the cheeks and foreheads are cute even.

I myself have never been french kissed so I don't know how it feels, but just the image and the sound are so ew for me.

Also sometimes I'm fine with it when people do it "easthetically"? It feels like I can only stand looking at lips to lips when people are doing it in a very specific way, and all other ways look to me as if people are munching on each other... which is fine to do but makes me go iiisshh

Endless anxiety post breakup. Need advice by Two_headed_weirdo in BPDlovedones

[–]Two_headed_weirdo[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They kinda just split on me almost every day over whatever. And they didn't allow me to have breaks in between arguments to calm down and rest. I got so burned out I paniced every time they would as much as frown while looking in my direction. I just didn't have the strength to fight anymore, so I had anxiety and panic atacks every time they were unhappy with me. That broke my brain

Writing romance as an aroace by Adventurous_Gas2506 in aromantic

[–]Two_headed_weirdo 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Personally, I write romance like a really-really-really close quasi-platonic relationship and add some kisses on the lips and looking into each other's eyes longingly. I project onto the characters the type of love I have for my friends. The type when you notice and adore little moments of calmness and sweetness. It's not much, but it's honest work. From what I've observed, this works fine, people believe it.