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5 days ago
Current Update on the new job: I've had sushi for dinner 10 out of the last 13 nights I have worked. This shit is glorious.
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8 days ago
Mods are working on the bot problem. I'm on a double today at work, so haven't been able to keep as much of an eye on things a I would like.
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2 mos ago
The roleplay is in you. You are the roleplay. Be the roleplay you wish to see.
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3 mos ago
Sorry guys, I forgot to lock the gate last night.
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3 mos ago
I've been told that I write "some of the best men in love" and honestly I don't think many other things have given me such an emotional high.
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Haley ★ 26 ★ Taurus ★ EST ★ Casual Level Group Writer


Welcome fellow writer. I go by many names, but you can call me Haley or pretty much anything else. I stick to causal level groups here on the forum. I have a soft spot for thunderstorms, dark humor, strong coffee, animals, pretty words, feminine rage, mythologies, and all things that go 'bump' in the night. I've lived in the same small southern Appalachian town my whole life, and aim to travel one day. I'm open to the occasional random conversation, but please do not message me asking to write one-on-one; it's simply not something I do these days.

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Oliver had been enjoying homecoming so far. Stella looked.. breath taking, and the decorations weren't so bad themselves. The suit wasn't as uncomfortable as he thought it would be, nor was this pairings idea that the staff had. Well... maybe he shouldn't jump to such a quick conclusion on that one. Perhaps he could be ovethinking things, but Stella didn't seem to be having as good of a time as he was. There's no way I'm going to deal with her family hounding me about why I didn't show their princess a good time. Besides. She deserves it, right?

Right after he had these thoughts, Stella decided it was a good choice to call Mr. Satan dude their way. Though Oliver had never really had a conversation with the guy, his reputation said enough about him, as well as all the cheers when he had came through the door. After all, there was always some truth in a rumor of you dug deep enough. Maybe he should give Diablo a chance....

He quickly changed his mind when Santiago rushed off, leaving him with a wounded looking Stella.

"Uh... no worries. But are you okay?"
Oliver had been enjoying homecoming so far. Stella looked.. breath taking, and the decorations weren't so bad themselves. The suit wasn't as uncomfortable as he thought it would be, nor was this pairings idea that the staff had. Well... maybe he shouldn't jump to such a quick conclusion on that one. Perhaps he could be ovethinking things, but Stella didn't seem to be having as good of a time as he was. There's no way I'm going to deal with her family hounding me about why I didn't show their princess a good time. Besides. She deserves it, right?

Right after he had these thoughts, Stella decided it was a good choice to call Mr. Satan dude their way. Though Oliver had never really had a conversation with the guy, his reputation said enough about him, as well as all the cheers when he had came through the door. After all, there was always some truth in a rumor of you dug deep enough. Maybe he should give Diablo a chance....

He quickly changed his mind when Santiago rushed off, leaving him with a wounded looking Stella.

"Uh... no worries. But are you okay?"
I became a fan of Greek mythiology at the age of eight. Branched out to Roman and Norse from there. I also know a tad bit about Egyptian.
Another pill. Another drink. Another smoke. Anything to escape from reality.

Running through the forest. Chasing the shadows. Climbing through the window, praying to God you wouldn't get caught.

Nights on the park swing. Laughing at the stars. Innocence that could never let go.

Running, spinning, twisting, turning.

Down the hole you went, as we watched through the looking glass. Your head in the clouds, always dreaming. Young and naive, you'd believe anything they said.

Where did you go? Another lost soul. I remember your face. Your voice. Your smile.

Come back, Alice.








So far, Ariels night was rather uneventful. As she slowly made her towards the venue, she realized that she was among the earlier crowd. The young woman silently cursed herself. Now she would have to spend even longer at homecoming. Or did she? Had the teachers set a time limit, or did the students have to stay the whole night?

That was when she heard Archer’s voice. Turning to look at him, she smiled, seeing that he was in a good mood. A small part of her was excited. She had her friend back, though perhaps not all the way. But when it came to Archie - or any of her friends - she'd take way she could get.

Shaking Julie's hand in return, she gave the girl a smile as well. ”Thanks Julie. You look gorgeous!” Playfully glaring at Archer as he said her first name, she took his arm in hers. ”I guess so,” Ariel replied in a quiet town. Large crowds had always made her nervous.

”How on earth did you end up giving Julie a ride?”

Archer absentmindedly took in the decorations that had transformed the country club from a drab and stiff place to a dreamy venue worthy of King's homecoming “Oh?” he turned back to his date. “Well she looked like she needed help, and I guess I felt bad for her. I was kind of mean to her at Diablo's party.” he stared straight ahead lost in thought.

“Don't get me wrong, I still think she's a spoiled brat. But I guess I have my own things to work out…” he shrugged glancing at Ariel and pressed his lips together into a tight smile. “Sonny and Mari seem to like her a lot… I don't know maybe I'm too judgmental for my own good.”

Ariel looked at him thoughtfully. ”That's seems fair. It was a nice thing for you to help her put regardless,” she responded, directing then towards the drink table. ”Nice suit by the way.”

The boy glanced down at himself “Hah, thanks! I clean up pretty good huh?” Archer chuckled. As the pair eyed the refreshment table the silence was deafening, Archer shifted uncomfortably and ran a hand through his hair. “I mean, you look really good tonight as well.” Rolling his eyes at his stupid comment he pressed on “They really went all in on the decor, but, uh…” he picked up the ladle from the punch bowl “They skimped on the food and drinks! Is this… kool-aid?” he sniffed the ladle before he shrugged and poured them both a glass.

Ariel laughed, taking a glass. ”I really wouldn't be surprised if it was.”

Handing Ariel one of the glasses, Archer scanned the room in hopes of finding something to break up this awkward silence. As if she had been summoned Marisol entered the room with her new best friend Salem… well technically he was her date. But Archer still couldn’t help but feel a little left behind, he had been burned before after all. Archer glanced down at Ari before he cleared his throat “You want to go mingle? Have you met Salem, the new kid?” he asked nodding towards the newly arrived couple.

What to say…. What to say. Gods. Did she have to be this awkward. Here she was standing with her best friend - Well, it was a newly rekindled friendship, but whatever - and she couldn't think of anything to say. Nothing. Nada. Oh, the struggles of being a wallflower. Following Archers gaze, her eyes landed on Marisol and her date as well. Mari looked stunning or course, and the young man looked pretty good too. ”I've seen him around with Marisol. But I don't really recall his name or anything. I guess we could go say hello?”

“Ah. It seems like we missed our chance” Archer sighed as he watched Marisol zoom around the dancefloor. He looked to Ari and turned back to face the dancefloor, “Maybe we should just sit down?” he pulled out a chair and took the seat across from it.

Again, with the awkward silence he thought staring at his hands trying to figure out something to talk about. “The DJ’s pretty good…” he tried. After a few more failed attempts Archer’s leg was almost vibrating through the floor under the table.

Archer stood up slowly “I’m just going to step out for a little bit…” he whispered not being able to take the awkwardness anymore, he needed a smoke. He was almost holding his breath as he sped towards the exit.

When he finally got to take a long drag from his cigarette Archer slumped against the wall and relaxed. The feeling of guilt for leaving Ariel alone came creeping up on him, he took another drag and watched as the smoke disappeared out in the night sky. He just needed to clear his mind.

Was she really that bad? Sure, it was going to take a while for things to go back to the way the were… but she didn't think it would be this bad. As her shitty luck would have it, she was wrong. Speechless once again, Ariel sat in the chair next to the one her friend had just occupied moments ago, doing her best to stop her anxiety from getting the best of her.








So far, Ariels night was rather uneventful. As she slowly made her towards the venue, she realized that she was among the earlier crowd. The young woman silently cursed herself. Now she would have to spend even longer at homecoming. Or did she? Had the teachers set a time limit, or did the students have to stay the whole night?

That was when she heard Archer’s voice. Turning to look at him, she smiled, seeing that he was in a good mood. A small part of her was excited. She had her friend back, though perhaps not all the way. But when it came to Archie - or any of her friends - she'd take way she could get.

Shaking Julie's hand in return, she gave the girl a smile as well. ”Thanks Julie. You look gorgeous!” Playfully glaring at Archer as he said her first name, she took his arm in hers. ”I guess so,” Ariel replied in a quiet town. Large crowds had always made her nervous.

”How on earth did you end up giving Julie a ride?”

Archer absentmindedly took in the decorations that had transformed the country club from a drab and stiff place to a dreamy venue worthy of King's homecoming “Oh?” he turned back to his date. “Well she looked like she needed help, and I guess I felt bad for her. I was kind of mean to her at Diablo's party.” he stared straight ahead lost in thought.

“Don't get me wrong, I still think she's a spoiled brat. But I guess I have my own things to work out…” he shrugged glancing at Ariel and pressed his lips together into a tight smile. “Sonny and Mari seem to like her a lot… I don't know maybe I'm too judgmental for my own good.”

Ariel looked at him thoughtfully. ”That's seems fair. It was a nice thing for you to help her put regardless,” she responded, directing then towards the drink table. ”Nice suit by the way.”

The boy glanced down at himself “Hah, thanks! I clean up pretty good huh?” Archer chuckled. As the pair eyed the refreshment table the silence was deafening, Archer shifted uncomfortably and ran a hand through his hair. “I mean, you look really good tonight as well.” Rolling his eyes at his stupid comment he pressed on “They really went all in on the decor, but, uh…” he picked up the ladle from the punch bowl “They skimped on the food and drinks! Is this… kool-aid?” he sniffed the ladle before he shrugged and poured them both a glass.

Ariel laughed, taking a glass. ”I really wouldn't be surprised if it was.”

Handing Ariel one of the glasses, Archer scanned the room in hopes of finding something to break up this awkward silence. As if she had been summoned Marisol entered the room with her new best friend Salem… well technically he was her date. But Archer still couldn’t help but feel a little left behind, he had been burned before after all. Archer glanced down at Ari before he cleared his throat “You want to go mingle? Have you met Salem, the new kid?” he asked nodding towards the newly arrived couple.

What to say…. What to say. Gods. Did she have to be this awkward. Here she was standing with her best friend - Well, it was a newly rekindled friendship, but whatever - and she couldn't think of anything to say. Nothing. Nada. Oh, the struggles of being a wallflower. Following Archers gaze, her eyes landed on Marisol and her date as well. Mari looked stunning or course, and the young man looked pretty good too. ”I've seen him around with Marisol. But I don't really recall his name or anything. I guess we could go say hello?”

“Ah. It seems like we missed our chance” Archer sighed as he watched Marisol zoom around the dancefloor. He looked to Ari and turned back to face the dancefloor, “Maybe we should just sit down?” he pulled out a chair and took the seat across from it.

Again, with the awkward silence he thought staring at his hands trying to figure out something to talk about. “The DJ’s pretty good…” he tried. After a few more failed attempts Archer’s leg was almost vibrating through the floor under the table.

Archer stood up slowly “I’m just going to step out for a little bit…” he whispered not being able to take the awkwardness anymore, he needed a smoke. He was almost holding his breath as he sped towards the exit.

When he finally got to take a long drag from his cigarette Archer slumped against the wall and relaxed. The feeling of guilt for leaving Ariel alone came creeping up on him, he took another drag and watched as the smoke disappeared out in the night sky. He just needed to clear his mind.

Was she really that bad? Sure, it was going to take a while for things to go back to the way the were… but she didn't think it would be this bad. As her shitty luck would have it, she was wrong. Speechless once again, Ariel sat in the chair next to the one her friend had just occupied moments ago, doing her best to stop her anxiety from getting the best of her.
My new years resolution is to pet more dogs.

So far I'm at 33.
I have a bunch of useless quotes, facts and sayings memorized.
I mean, I, of all people, understand that this is a topic in the SPAM sub-forum.

But some people abuse that fact to just be out right rude.

And yeah, before you start whining, I call people a dick when they're being a dick, which makes me a dick, but whatever.
@The Harbinger of Ferocity you talk too much. you have to learn to shut up. nobody wants to read your big block of text. whenever I see it, I just skim over it, and I suspect many others do, too. "oh, it's this guy again. booorrringgg"


You're a dick.

I find what Harb has to say to be educational.
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