Roleplayer.me

I could fill a book with complaints about how awful this site is, but I'll stick to the main points. To begin with, if you're serious about roleplaying, steer clear of this site. Despite its name, it's a complete misrepresentation. It feels more like a relic from the mid-2000s, akin to Myspace, populated by immature adults still living in their parents' basements. I've encountered individuals in their mid-30s here, one of whom openly admitted to residing in their family's basement. That should give you a glimpse into the demographic you'll find on this site. Anyway, I'll break down my review into four key points.

Roleplay: In simple terms, engaging in roleplay on this site is a rare occurrence unless you happen to be an easily approachable female willing to entertain desperate men flooding your inbox with requests for mundane smut roleplays. The male users here often display behavior that's nothing short of appalling, coming off as inexperienced virgins who have never interacted with a female in their lives, judging by their approach. They often believe that their cheesy pick-up lines give them the right to exploit female users. Furthermore, there are individuals with disturbing fetishes such as incest, age-play, and adultery.

If you're a male seeking to engage in roleplay with a female, you might as well forget about it. Most female users here are inactive, merely creating profiles to amass friends. It's not uncommon to see every female user boasting 80-100 friends, a number that's clearly unmanageable. Their main focus seems to be on customizing their profiles and having an abundance of gif images, changing them multiple times a day to garner attention rather than engaging in roleplay.

Some users prioritize being part of groups or families, a peculiar phenomenon on this site. If you're not part of these cliques, you're likely to be ignored or even attacked, as some individuals here behave as if they're still in middle school. At best, you can expect a response to your initial greeting, but more often than not, even that is not forthcoming. If someone expresses interest in starting a roleplay, don't get your hopes up; it's a common occurrence for them to disappear without a trace, leaving you wasting time crafting a starter. This pattern repeats itself frequently. Many users claim to be too busy to respond, yet they're active on their status streams, interacting with users they deem worthy of their time.

Lastly, the standard of writing on this platform is abysmal, making it hardly worth the effort to search for someone to roleplay with here. I'm not suggesting that there aren't skilled roleplayers on this site, but the majority seem to lack even basic proficiency in English. Judging by some of the responses I've come across, it's as if they've never attended an English class in their lives. It's reminiscent of reading the work of a child.

Redundancy of Profiles: As a male who exclusively prefers roleplaying with females, I'll focus solely on the female perspective of this site. It's evident that a significant number of individuals, whether women or men (since many enjoy portraying characters of the opposite gender), seemingly live on this platform, creating new profiles daily. For instance, it's common to come across multiple accounts featuring celebrities like Nina Dobrev or Selena Gomez as character avatars. It's understandable, given their attractiveness and appeal, but they're often chosen because of the allure these celebrities bring.

From my experience here, it's clear that many female users exhibit a sense of insecurity, prioritizing attention-seeking over genuine roleplay engagement. I've witnessed individuals creating three profiles of the same character within a six-month period, only to abandon each profile within a week and repeat the cycle. It's indicative of the kind of users you encounter here, seemingly so bored that they resort to continually creating new profiles.

Drama: As I mentioned earlier in my review, this platform often feels like a haven for individuals stuck in a perpetual middle school mentality. It's rife with unnecessary drama, resulting in people frequently behaving foolishly or immaturely. Additionally, many users feel compelled to share intimate details of their personal lives, a behavior more suited to social media platforms like Facebook rather than a dedicated roleplaying site. Such distractions detract from the main purpose of this platform, and it's best to leave such nonsense elsewhere. I've lost count of the number of times users have confided in me about being targeted or mistreated on this platform, either for not belonging to a group or because of the drama within a group. It seems like some individuals here take their online interactions far too seriously, often to a greater extent than they do their real lives, and that's truly disheartening.

Favoritism: It's glaringly obvious that garnering responses on this platform often depends on portraying a character that aligns with a user's preferences. Speaking from the perspective of a male seeking to roleplay with a female, it's apparent that using a character with a chiseled physique, flaunting an eight-pack, bulging muscles, and overall attractiveness tends to yield favorable responses. Unfortunately, others may not engage unless you embody a specific character from their preferred storyline or universe.

Once more, it's crucial to emphasize that this platform isn't primarily geared towards roleplaying; rather, it often serves as a space for individuals to adopt false personas and squander not just their own time, but also that of others. Frankly, it's not worth investing in unless you're solely interested in accumulating friends without any expectation of genuine interaction.