I think it's only proper etiquette to contact someone OOC for permission before you do anything that may cause their character serious and/or long-term harm. Whether it be physical or psychological. At least until you know them better and have explicitly discussed what they're comfortable with. I've dealt of in what I suppose would be considered... Alternative roleplay, and I find the best policy is to talk talk talk talk. Let the other person know that at any point they're uncomfortable they need only say and we can redirect the rp, or even stop completely if that's what's necessary.Â
It's already been stated, but always remember:
-You're never obligated to rp anything you're not comfortable with.
-You're never obligated to rp with anyone you don't want to.
-You don't owe anyone anything at any time.Â
This post is probably unnecessary but it really upsets me to imagine someone forcing themselves to rp something they're uncomfortable with just because they think they have to- Or worse, because they don't realize they can communicate their feelings OOC. Please don't ever do that to yourself.
It's already been stated, but always remember:
-You're never obligated to rp anything you're not comfortable with.
-You're never obligated to rp with anyone you don't want to.
-You don't owe anyone anything at any time.Â
This post is probably unnecessary but it really upsets me to imagine someone forcing themselves to rp something they're uncomfortable with just because they think they have to- Or worse, because they don't realize they can communicate their feelings OOC. Please don't ever do that to yourself.
