Soulfucker here again. It's always been my dream to be considered "fascinating", I feel like a valued specimen. I do like to share in a safe space, but I also really like reading the reactions, it's highly amusing to me.
jph139 - Aw, thanks! You keep on with your weird shit too, if you have any! Though being relatively normal is fine too!
Hyperactivity - Thanks again, man! You have an Okamiden avatar so you must be pretty swell yourself!
Psychotext - I encourage my own insanity everyday, man. I'm still in the RP game, and shit can still get whack. The way I figure it, though, it's better to be able to laugh at the dumb shit I've done in the past. That way, if I ever completely crack and just go laughing mad, the train that is my mind derailing and exploding in a glorious fashion, I'll have some practice and the shift won't be so jarring, and I'll be able to contently cackle in the wreckage.
KidJr - I do enjoy it a bunch, mostly for the improv environment I mentioned last time, and also because it's kind of fun watching things spiral out of control. Though our RP group as a whole has been making efforts to rein things in, make it more coherent. Here's me detailing some of the attempts before our latest one.
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Soulfucker 4.5: Shifts in the Cosmos (Part 1)
Before I jump full hog into the plastic nanomachines, I feel like I should give some context, tell you our previous attempts at making a new world. So, in my time as a roleplayer in this one particular RP, I've been involved in about four reality shifts, of a sort. At least three of them were to fix fuckups I caused.
The first one we did was to retcon the first instance of plasti-gina, because it was dumb and I had no idea what I was doing with it. I was pretty sexually clueless at the time (Until I was about 15 or so I thought that "whacking it" meant literally whacking and swatting at my dick while looking at porn, and then I learned it was actually a pumping motion. Kinda embarrassing when I told my older sister how I masturbated). So how the retcon happened was that some of our characters went off to fight a cosmic horror that was eating worlds, and we were in an area between space and time, and we killed it to the point of nonexistence and everything that IT did was wiped out as well, which led to future-tech Earth and new relationships (for some reason), though pretty much everyone that was fighting the cosmic horror retained knowledge of the previous reality. Not much came of that fact, though, and we didn't really focus on the future-tech either and just treated it like another Earth. As a whole, kinda unimportant in the long run, but I'm listing it here anyways because we did pull factors of it for our latest reboot.
Second reality shift was caused by a paradox, someone went into the past by accident and killed an important character, pretty much destroying reality as a whole. It rebuilt itself and it was pretty much the same, except we removed some other ugly aspects that were present at the time, some of which I can't even remember. This one's also important to keep in mind.
Third reality shift is probably the most extreme one we ever had, and the longest-lasting one so far. It involved people fighting some cosmic horrors - as usual - and killing them.
And then a messenger of a God-like figure called "The Architect" shows up, saying something like "You are not ready". And then reality reboots itself to a new iteration, to a whole different planet. For the sake of everyone following along, I'll call this world NewWorld. Dumb and simple, but it does the job. Pretty much all our characters are dropped into NewWorld at varying points in time, leading to some being aged up when they meet back with the others.
We spent a LOT of time on a private forum figuring out the layout of this NewWorld, it had some strange geography. Like, I believe on one continent, all the way to the north was an arctic wasteland with a gelatin society (this part was controlled by Candy, the guy from my Vore-Fox confession, he really likes gelatin and candy people). Then there were two deserts, and in-between those two deserts were a few cities. One was basically a public transportation hub, with trains everywhere, another was a dirty and corrupt city with a scientist-businessman at the top of a large corporation that did pretty horrific genetic experiments out of the eyes of the public.
There was also a town of semi-inflatable crow people (as in, they had plastic wings but flesh everything else) that didn't have much in the way of modern amenities, not even electricity, and an inflatable castle-town full of balloon people, right next to each other. There were some other countries too, one of which was basically an apartheid society with humans and nonhumans, humans being on the top. That one was really fun to work with because we got to explore both the upper and lower class of that society.
(Continued in next confession)