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HelpBritt Revives the Compromise Congrats Sign-Up REPOST
*I'm reposting this since so few people signed up when I posted it the first time. Please resign-up here if you signed up below.
I really used to like these when they were en vogue, and no one's done one in a while so I thought I'd revive it! This one is going to be faiirly realistic, in that you and your "spouse" will be able to choose the number of children you have (anywhere from three to eight), will have some control over how far you want them spaced, and all genders will be chosen by random coin flip. You and your "Spouse" can choose to make a name list here at the sign up or to just suggest names for each child as you go. Each round will progress four years, and I will decide based on what you decided about number and spacing how many children you have had in that time space. Be warned, you may get a surprise child thrown in for the later rounds! Twins wil be thrown in randomly (sorry, no higher-order multiples!). In the sign-up you and your partner must describe your looks, your families, how you met, and your lives at the moment including your jobs and where you live. Be as detailed or as brief as you want, and stories are greatly encouraged and enjoyed with each round!
Just in case anyone has forgotten or doesn't know how a compromise congrats works, one person signs up, and then the next person to sign up does so as a reply to the first person's sign-up. During the rounds you two will discuss names and together come up with a name for your child. Anyone not getting a child during a round will get a pet, niece or nephew, godchild, or something else to name so you can still play the round. Same-sex couples are allowed, but indicate somehow in your sign-up that you want a same-sex partner, and you and your partner must decide whether you want to adopt or have children by artificial means.
So, the sign-up form, which will be posted as the last message in your thread with your partner:
UNs:
LN:
DSpouse: (age)
DSpouse: (age)
Location:
Family Size: (anything 3-8)
Approx. spacing preference: (anywhere from 1-8 years between children)
Have fun!
I really used to like these when they were en vogue, and no one's done one in a while so I thought I'd revive it! This one is going to be faiirly realistic, in that you and your "spouse" will be able to choose the number of children you have (anywhere from three to eight), will have some control over how far you want them spaced, and all genders will be chosen by random coin flip. You and your "Spouse" can choose to make a name list here at the sign up or to just suggest names for each child as you go. Each round will progress four years, and I will decide based on what you decided about number and spacing how many children you have had in that time space. Be warned, you may get a surprise child thrown in for the later rounds! Twins wil be thrown in randomly (sorry, no higher-order multiples!). In the sign-up you and your partner must describe your looks, your families, how you met, and your lives at the moment including your jobs and where you live. Be as detailed or as brief as you want, and stories are greatly encouraged and enjoyed with each round!
Just in case anyone has forgotten or doesn't know how a compromise congrats works, one person signs up, and then the next person to sign up does so as a reply to the first person's sign-up. During the rounds you two will discuss names and together come up with a name for your child. Anyone not getting a child during a round will get a pet, niece or nephew, godchild, or something else to name so you can still play the round. Same-sex couples are allowed, but indicate somehow in your sign-up that you want a same-sex partner, and you and your partner must decide whether you want to adopt or have children by artificial means.
So, the sign-up form, which will be posted as the last message in your thread with your partner:
UNs:
LN:
DSpouse: (age)
DSpouse: (age)
Location:
Family Size: (anything 3-8)
Approx. spacing preference: (anywhere from 1-8 years between children)
Have fun!
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