~Plot~
An alarmingly large amount of students at the local high school are troubled and the community was so concerned that they got together and created a plan for a clinic that those students could go to for help. While it is the students' choice to go to the clinic or not, for some exceptionally troubled teens, the principal mandates that they must attend. For half of the school day, those students attend the high school, but after lunch, they head over to the clinic to get help. From problems from depression to drug or alcohol abuse, this clinic can help resolve very nearly any issues.Oddly enough, a common trend is seen in all of the troubled teens, who seem to fall into two distinct categories:
1) Those who claim to be straight, but either hide or deny the fact that they are of some other sexual orientation for various reasons. This usually results in depression or substance abuse because of their repressed feelings, but it isn't usually as bad of an issue as the second category presents.
2) Those who accept and aren't afraid to show that they aren't straight. Because these students are often taunted, teased, and pranked excessively, they often have low self-esteem and depression, and many resort to using drugs or alcohol to help with the pain. These students' problems are often the most severe and pose more of a threat to their own health.
Because of these two categories having one main thing in common, this clinic is trying a new type of therapy. The professionals who run it believe that love is the answer to these kids' problems, and so they run the clinic almost like a dating service, although it is much more personal and each student's needs are catered to individually to provide the best chance for their recovery. Some take longer than others to find another person they love, but if they remember that love is from the heart, then each one of them will find who they were meant to be with...their true love.
1) Those who claim to be straight, but either hide or deny the fact that they are of some other sexual orientation for various reasons. This usually results in depression or substance abuse because of their repressed feelings, but it isn't usually as bad of an issue as the second category presents.
2) Those who accept and aren't afraid to show that they aren't straight. Because these students are often taunted, teased, and pranked excessively, they often have low self-esteem and depression, and many resort to using drugs or alcohol to help with the pain. These students' problems are often the most severe and pose more of a threat to their own health.
Because of these two categories having one main thing in common, this clinic is trying a new type of therapy. The professionals who run it believe that love is the answer to these kids' problems, and so they run the clinic almost like a dating service, although it is much more personal and each student's needs are catered to individually to provide the best chance for their recovery. Some take longer than others to find another person they love, but if they remember that love is from the heart, then each one of them will find who they were meant to be with...their true love.
~Rules~
1) All of Tess' rules apply, no exceptions!
2) Romance is encouraged, but keep it pg-13
3) Please fill in all areas of the form. Do NOT leave anything blank or say anything to the effect of 'will rp it out'
4) This is a semi-lit rp, so at least one well-developed paragraph for each character is the minimum. The only exception is an occasional writer's block
5) You may have as many characters as you can handle
6) Please try to keep genders even
7) You may not have your own characters fall in love with each other, as that takes away the fun
8) If you become inactive for a week or longer without saying so before hand, I reserve the right to delete your characters, although there may be some exceptions
9) All characters must fall into one of the two categories listed in the plot. No exceptions
10) Have fun!
2) Romance is encouraged, but keep it pg-13
3) Please fill in all areas of the form. Do NOT leave anything blank or say anything to the effect of 'will rp it out'
4) This is a semi-lit rp, so at least one well-developed paragraph for each character is the minimum. The only exception is an occasional writer's block
5) You may have as many characters as you can handle
6) Please try to keep genders even
7) You may not have your own characters fall in love with each other, as that takes away the fun
8) If you become inactive for a week or longer without saying so before hand, I reserve the right to delete your characters, although there may be some exceptions
9) All characters must fall into one of the two categories listed in the plot. No exceptions
10) Have fun!
~Form~
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[b]Name:[/b] (First and Last)
[b]Gender:[/b]
[b]Age:[/b](between 15-18)
[b]Grade:[/b](9-12)
[b]Sexuality:[/b] (Please put which category, and then a short explanation...see my form two posts below)
[b]Reason for Attending the Clinic:[/b] (ie: depression, alcohol abuse, etc.)
[b]Love Interest:[/b]
[b]Appearance: (Description and/or Picture)[/b]
[b]Personality:[/b] (No 'will rp it out'!)
[b]History:[/b] (No 'it's a secret' or 'you'll find out later')
[b]Other:[/b] (For anything else you want to add that doesn't fit in to the above categories!)
(*Please delete everything in parenthesis, including this!*)
