The problem is that we have some one like Ni as a mod in the first place. She is pretty terrible about keeping an ic/ooc divide, she is not at all impartial her friends get benefits and her enemies get shafted, and she holds grudges. All terrible qualities in an rper but doubly worse in a mod. She can be so petty about even minor issues on plurk it astounds me she has not been mentioned here long before now.
So take the problem to the other mods you say. That might work fine but if they happen to slip and reveal who complained to Ni then you are still never going to hear the end of it. You might as well drop if she decides she doesn't like you. I think people are underestimating the size of the problem here.
Teenagers have been having sex with each other for a long time, way before porn became accessible online. Teens have sex drives and their eager to grow up. That's fine. That's normal. (Well... having sex in the 6th grade isn't normal, but older high schoolers, yeah, that's been common for practically forever.)
However, I do agree that just because they're having sex with each other doesn't make it okay for adults to have sex with them or get excited imagining them having sex. Adults shouldn't be sexually interested in teenagers, because that's just weird. It doesn't matter if teenagers are sexually interested in each other. Adults aren't teens.
It depends on what it is, but if it's like, "My character just broker their leg and is lying there on the ground," once one person responds, then yes it is used up. Anyone else responding either comes at the same time... at which point it only makes sense to multilog... or they're basically coming to an empty scene because the first person presumably took the other broken leg character to care.
Unless they just left them there, but no one knows that until the thread is finished. Timelines are't sacred, but I like it to make some sense.
why do you care about what consenting adults do with each other? literally no real live children are involved at any point. fictional children do not need your protection.
Fellow male RPer here and I also find women to be better writers than us on the whole, though I'm not entirely sure if that's because they're just naturally more talented or just because so many writers in this hobby are women. Compounding this is that I don't often inquire as to the gender of whoever I'm writing off of, so a good half of the time I couldn't even tell you whether I'm writing off a guy or a girl.
Which leads to why I could only give you half a point: I mostly write M/M, and I find women to be just as good at the writing of it as men, despite what you'd tend to conclude offhand about that (i.e. a man knows what another man wants).
these consenting adults are getting off to the idea of underage sex though.
to write something, you have to envision it: two adults are envisioning underage sex when they're writing it. they're writing child porn. it doesn't matter if they're fictional or not - many places would prosecute these consenting adults for it. off the top of my head, canada is an example where fictional child porn is still considered child porn.
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