I've fantasized about myself as female, but never any particular woman (real or fictional). It's always just female!Imi.
is that weird
i guess i'm the exact opposite; it's always a specific person or character
sometimes it might just be someone i saw briefly and started imagining about and creating a whole character out of new cloth from my imagination (this also produces expies)
but even then it's a specific character, never a generic opposite-sex version of me
and sometimes it's male but it's predominantly female, which may or may not be a consequence of the media i consume
wait, now i'm not even sure it's predominantly female, or just that those are the most memorable ones it might actually be predominantly female though
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
I think that imagining yourself as a woman you think is attractive always means something about your psyche. The physical attractiveness is an ideal of self-image, which is an incredibly big part of gender identity, I think.
i guess i'm the exact opposite; it's always a specific person or character
sometimes it might just be someone i saw briefly and started imagining about and creating a whole character out of new cloth from my imagination (this also produces expies)
but even then it's a specific character, never a generic opposite-sex version of me
and sometimes it's male but it's predominantly female, which may or may not be a consequence of the media i consume
wait, now i'm not even sure it's predominantly female, or just that those are the most memorable ones it might actually be predominantly female though
yeah, rereading the question, I have fantasized before too, though I guess if he's only imagining himself as his favorite female character and never a female version of himself, it's different?
More people have said that and been killed than there are thorium decay products.
yeah, rereading the question, I have fantasized before too, though I guess if he's only imagining himself as his favorite female character and never a female version of himself, it's different?
I generally disliked being me. I wanted to be someone else. Even if my RP characters had similarities to me, they weren't self-inserts.
yeah, rereading the question, I have fantasized before too, though I guess if he's only imagining himself as his favorite female character and never a female version of himself, it's different?
I generally disliked being me. I wanted to be someone else. Even if my RP characters had similarities to me, they weren't self-inserts.
when i join a D&D game i have a bad habit of playing a generic rogue that is roughly based on myself but also roughly not based on myself
yeah, rereading the question, I have fantasized before too, though I guess if he's only imagining himself as his favorite female character and never a female version of himself, it's different?
I generally disliked being me. I wanted to be someone else. Even if my RP characters had similarities to me, they weren't self-inserts.
yeah, I had those feelings too, though I didn't felt creative enough to make OCs or RP characters of my own :v
i think i was turned off to trying to roleplay a female character because there was once this GM had my character charmed and supposedly seducing this enemy prince or something and i had no fucking idea how to RP that
i'm not a stereotypical romantic of that sort anyway, much less a stereotypical romantic of the opposite sex
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
In my fantasies I'm usually either a pre-defined character (usually my princess persona) or "Central Avenue", who is basically just an idealized version of myself.
In my fantasies I'm usually either a pre-defined character (usually my princess persona) or "Central Avenue", who is basically just an idealized version of myself.
your idealized version of yourself is cooler than my idealized version of myself
i once tried to make an idealized version of myself
i ended up being this sorceror-type character with an odd assortment of spells (some attack, some curative), though not being particularly good at any specialty, and my special ability was learning certain magic by observation
oh, and a staff with a sculpture of a bulbasaur on top
my idealized version of myself varies in idealized-ness to slightly cooler and smarter than the actual me to nigh omnipotent shapeshifting magical superbeing
my idealized version of myself varies in idealized-ness to slightly cooler and smarter than the actual me to nigh omnipotent shapeshifting magical superbeing
i once imagined myself as a sneaky rogue with disappearing-into-the-shadows abilities, but then i met pfeilspitze and decided to leave all the awesome spy work to her
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sometimes it might just be someone i saw briefly and started imagining about and creating a whole character out of new cloth from my imagination (this also produces expies)
but even then it's a specific character, never a generic opposite-sex version of me
and sometimes it's male but it's predominantly female, which may or may not be a consequence of the media i consume
wait, now i'm not even sure it's predominantly female, or just that those are the most memorable ones
it might actually be predominantly female though
i have fantasized about re-enacting scenes from movies and stuff
but like, as me, not as the fictional character from the movie
I could speculate on reasons for this but instead I will jam like toast.
One who is me, but much much cooler. That's the Bookersted me.
The other is not me, and is a lot different from me. That one doesn't have a fixed form, and is usually but not always female.
i'm not a stereotypical romantic of that sort anyway, much less a stereotypical romantic of the opposite sex
I'd probably just play it for laughs
at least the humor that people would typically laugh at
and my default RP mode is "serious"
secondarily, "elaborate cosmic practical joke"
i once tried to make an idealized version of myself
i ended up being this sorceror-type character with an odd assortment of spells (some attack, some curative), though not being particularly good at any specialty, and my special ability was learning certain magic by observation
oh, and a staff with a sculpture of a bulbasaur on top
yes i was silly
...actually i don't know
that's a good question
remainder three?
repeating?
I worry that she's just a pale imitation of Dot Warner and that I lack taste