TL;DR - don't steamroll our RP. Don't write for my character without discussing it with me first.

I consider role play writing as partner writing where I control my characters and make decisions for my characters and display actions for my characters, and my partner does the same for theirs. I get defensive for my characters when their reactions are assumed and a scene continues without my input. That being said, I write to allow my partner's characters time to react to what my character says or does.

That's the part that is aggravating to some - I don't and will not assume what a partner's character's reaction will be a majority of the time. It's primarily why I don't 'require' a post length. Quality over quantity. You'll never get less than a paragraph from me if you'd like to be my writing partner, I promise, but it's likely it will mostly be narrative. If there is dialogue, then I wait on a response before continuing on.

My characters never ask more than one question at a time unless it's natural to what's happening - as in, they're mad and yelling about something, firing off rhetorical questions. To me, role play writing is taking on the role of your character and giving life to them. I dislike having to 'fill in the blank' when a partner posts an entire apartment tour or date scene, it makes it seem like my character's reactions wouldn't matter. Honestly, it's probably just rushing to the juicy bits, but I'm not about that. Don't get me wrong, I can write some hellacious smut once the characters get there, but ... gotta give my characters reason to be interested enough for me to put in the effort. =P

Ah, I should say that it makes my characters all seem introverted and the silent type. They're not. Any bit of dialogue I do write is meant to continue on without interruption. Some people fill in or throw in a question by their character between the "Insert Sentence Here" - narrative describing what my character does while speaking because people don't stand stock still as they talk - "Another sentence". It kinda would dislodge whatever my character was in the middle of saying. - Also a reason why I don't have my character respond to multiple questions in a post. At least, fill-in-the-blank style. Don't worry, I'll let you know if my character has been 'boxed in' and I'd hope you'd do the same. I try not to do it, but I have and never mind re-writing something.

Lastly - for now, haha - I never mind re-writing something if I wrote too much or too little for my partner, or if I incorrectly assume or misinterpret something a partner's character does. Please let me know. I feel like my characters are a lot smarter than I am most of the time.

If you'd like to see writing samples, I have plenty to provide and will happily do so since this makes it sound as if I'm ridiculous. I know I am, but not for my partner writing preferences. If it's not your cup of tea, then reading this saved us some time. If it makes sense, you're cool with it, you have questions, hit me up. I like talking to people.