Story:Tyler has
D.I.D. This stands for
Dissociative identity disorder. This is a personality disorder that means Tyler isn't
Tyler all the time. Sometimes he's
Morgana, a confident nineteen-year-old without a personal filter. If she's thinking it, then she's saying it. Other times, he's
Brian, an adventurous skater that enjoys hanging out at the half-pipe and grabbing a quick smoke now and then while he hangs out with his friends. Great with sports, but not so cool with the math and history. Or maybe
Joseph, a bookworm that excels in history, math, and science. He's very literal, and writing isn't his strongest suit. As a general rule, he has trouble interacting with others. He's much happier working with numbers and experiments. Lastly, there's
Jayden, a very shy teenager who adores the liberal arts. Writing, painting, drawing... he loves it all, and could be considered an art prodigy. He's an amazing listener, and the one most likely to offer a shoulder to cry on, and a brownie to boot. Tyler is gay, as are Jayden and Joseph. Brian is pansexual, and Morgana is straight. They all need someone to love, and Tyler isn't into polygamy. He wants one guy that's willing to accept him... all of him. Who could be that guy?
Skeleton:Who's in Control: Username
Current Consciousness: Name
Birthday Candles: Age
It all Started When: Bio
I Dress Myself: Appearance (put this at the top so that it shows above the skeleton info normally, but put [ imgright ] [ /imgright ] or [ imgleft ] [ /imgleft ] on the ends, but without the spaces so that it shows beside the text)
Rules1: no godmodding
2: Your character CANNOT automatically know who he's talking to. He has to figure it out based on cues. For example: changes in speech, attitude, stance, or even how they walk. The basic idea of D.I.D is that there are separate entities inhabiting the same body. They have different 'lives,' interests, personalities, vocabularies, even blood pressures. Some cues are subtle, such as stance, while others are obvious (such as going from calm and passive to defensive and loud, as he would if Morgana came out). My text colors will change with the identities, but he can't see my text. He has to act based on cues or, if he can't tell, as though it's still Tyler.
3: Try to avoid one-liners at all cost.
4): Keep OOC comments out of the base post. Have them off to the side and in double parenthesis.
5: try to post at LEAST once a week
6: Make your posts pretty, as I will be making an effort to do the same.
7: try not to curse excessively unless your characters call for it.
8: If interested, PM me with the title 'Hello Tyler' and put your profile in the messaging space.
Helpful sources on D.I.D (Also called M.P.D.):
http://www.medicinenet.com/dissociative_identity_disorder/article.htmhttp://www.webmd.com/mental-health/dissociative-identity-disorder-multiple-personality-disorder
Myself (PM me with questions)
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