04-27-2012, 03:53 PM
I think in this, and a lot of other cases, it's best to just let the other player know how you feel -- namely, that you're feeling neglected/ignored and somewhat slighted, which I think is fair. If they continue to be unresponsive, give them an ultimatum of sorts: if they can't commit to being active with their character, then your character can't commit to remaining in the relationship. That's how things work in reality, too, so again, I think it's more than fair on your part. If things don't work out, then they don't work out. For better or worse, I think this sort of thing is why a majority of RP relationships end and why we have so many tragedies around here. XD
We can't always tell how active a player is going to be when our characters get mixed up. The best we can do is communicate as much as much as possible, be honest with your expectations, and move on if things don't work. :>
We can't always tell how active a player is going to be when our characters get mixed up. The best we can do is communicate as much as much as possible, be honest with your expectations, and move on if things don't work. :>