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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 9219368" data-attributes="member: 6795602">The context helps. If everyone was framing it this way I wouldn’t really object.  In Freeform roleplay with multiple people you’ve got to negotiate during the game due to lack of pre-negotiated rules governing what can be said by whom and when. That said I often observe Freeform roleplay actually functions more as improv (is improv roleplay?). In that sense there are some mostly universal rules around it - you must give others the opportunity to share and you don’t outright negate a fictional element another player has added.  Maybe these are simply the basics of play that our momma’s all taught us from a very young age. So it’s easy to overlook them, but they are present even here and thus are part of our social contract with others.</blockquote>