<strong>Character Info</strong><br/>I haven't given it too much thought at this point, but I'll probably be some type of Asian, since I've already pretty much written a brief profile for one that I was going to use in another roleplay. Probably Chinese, to get some racial diversity in the group :) Image here (http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/c/cc/Manami.png).<br/><br/>Also, I'm willing to have my character host the little sleepover. I can make her the down-to-earth daughter of a rich Asian business tycoon and a famous musician. :P How does a villa in southern California (San Diego or La Jolla if you want to stay somewhat urban) sound? One with access to a quiet, small public beach, perhaps a nearby lake / tree-type area as suggested.<br/><br/>Unless I need to, I'd rather not write any sort of character bio. But if everyone else insists... *shrugs* I'm not so against it that I'll disagree.<br/><br/><strong>What we each as players want to see happen to our characters</strong><br/>What Haibane suggested is fine. Light, casual, sexy fun. ^_^ Games of truth or dare, spin the bottle, strip poker, or board games tailored so that you have to remove pieces of clothing if X or Y happen to you, etc.<br/><br/><strong>What we each as players will absolutely not accept, and what we are willing to see happen, but not to us</strong><br/>My usual stop-limit is non-consensual activity, but I'm guessing that it won't happen in this roleplay... For the flavor of this story, I also feel like even most degrees of bondage might seem out of place. However, I wouldn't mind reading it; I would just prefer it not happen to my character.<br/><br/><strong>Any and all suggestions, questions, concerns, etc.</strong><br/>There is one matter I would like clarified.<br/><br/>You said they're sixteen, but they're bout to enter their first high school year. To be honest, that actually seems a bit old to enter high school, if you take into account when kids usually enter high school. Not to quibble with details, of course, but people are usually 13 or 14 when they enter the 9th grade (13 if you're born after September or later, 14 if you're born before), or 14/15 when they enter the 10th grade. So if we're keeping the girls at 16, it would make more logical sense if they were entering their junior year of high school.<br/><br/>Of course, my argument only holds water if this takes place in the United States. Still, even if a high school starts at 10th grade, they would only be 14/15... right? @_@<br/><br/>Anyway. This would also give them a bit of time to explore, if you will, high school relationships and experiences. More to talk about, more to share, more to experience together.