Well my character's character is like myself but then really over-done. Bodyshape is more muscly than I am.

Gives ya something to work on.

Those who are bothered by what happens to their character can sometimes be seen as OVERLY sensitive to what it is that THEIR character, their baby, is going through.

However, in some cases, the creature that they project is actually what they are in spiritual form. In my case, Mazurek is NOT me. I may get the ''heebie-jeebies'' over some things that I place him in while it is forming, but it has no effect on who I am.

I am one of the dragon crowd, but my draconic identity is not my focus of attention. Maz is my 'baby', so to speak, and is strictly a RP Character I have been using since around 2002

Well i won't make my character do anything I wouldn't also he is more muscular than I am, that's about all I can think of that separates us

also, the scales.

Details, details that was something that shouldn't have needed mentioning

*rawers and tackles you and gnoms on your paw*

*uses other paw to fondle* yeah that's right I'd fondle a dragon myself

hahaha
wash your hands :p

*sniffs paw* blech when was the last time you washed that?

It depends. My character has a bunch of strange facets that he fits into when it is concerning myself.

Like, there's the "Story Version" who is somewhat different than myself, but not by a whole lot.

And then there's the more direct "Avatar Version" which is just his personality and mine are the same.

I don't know if that made sense but it makes sense to me. >.>

He's still a separate entity to me though, since I refer to him as him and not always 'me'.

That actually sounds a lot like how I think about it.

And that makes sense, too. Like those two versions got criss-crossed in this situation. Ha.

@ . @

Uhh...yeah...what you said. 8U

I find that Valindildragoness to me is escapism. I can't bathe in lava and though I have the confidence and loud personality that she has, she has more strength than I do, I believe. Sometimes when I roleplay certain things as Valindildragoness, I can't help but be emotionally affected within myself whilst doing the roleplay, and even afterwards those feelings still linger.

The only way that I can explain it is, we are attached to our fursonas. No matter their likeness to ourselves, we are still attached to them or connected with them through the simple fact that we created that fursona, and we have put whatever effort we felt necessary into moulding their identity.

So everything that happens to that fursona, whether it be in roleplay or if it's just the public's reaction to your fursona, we are affected within ourselves as the player, one way or another. It's just normal, I think.

Escapism. That's a good way of putting it.

*nudges with a smile and lays a wing over your shoulders*

Yes! We can have an escapism together! We'll run away into the sunset!

my character is just me with silly catlike playfulness