In the Land of Twilight Under the Moon

Yes
3 (75.0%)

No
0 (0.0%)

Yes, but not to post my own logs
1 (25.0%)

Yes, but not to read other logs
0 (0.0%)

Yes
2 (50.0%)

No
0 (0.0%)

Yes, and I comment on them
1 (25.0%)

Yes, and I offer criticism
1 (25.0%)

No, but I would if I found one interesting
0 (0.0%)

Red
5 (38.5%)

Orange
3 (23.1%)

Yellow
1 (7.7%)

Green
3 (23.1%)

Blue
5 (38.5%)

Purple
4 (30.8%)

Silver
5 (38.5%)

Gold
1 (7.7%)

Black
3 (23.1%)

White
2 (15.4%)

Red
2 (16.7%)

Orange
2 (16.7%)

Yellow
1 (8.3%)

Green
2 (16.7%)

Blue
4 (33.3%)

Purple
3 (25.0%)

Silver
3 (25.0%)

Gold
0 (0.0%)

Black
9 (75.0%)

White
4 (33.3%)

You're the Soap Opera Star, the center of a massive web of characters -- and more importantly, character relationships. You roleplay mainly for character dynamics, and romantic character dynamics at that: if you didn't start playing with a ship in mind, you're definitely shipping now that you're playing. But it's not random relationships that appeal to you. You like your plots! It's just that most or all of them are personal in nature and revolve around either getting characters together or developing relationships once they've formed. But if given a plot like that, you're a determined, reliable RP partner. However, of all roleplayers, you're likely to be the ones most emotionally attached to your character and to fall in RP-love with the players of your ships.