Cue the scene in critical role campaign 1 where talesin PC (Percy)'s demon jumps our of his body and his party rolls initiative.
“We’re actually fighting my demons. My therapist would be so proud right now.”
I’m terrible at coming up with backstories. I guess that means I don’t have any insecurities.
Can you remember the first time you felt insecure about your ability to come up with backstories? What was that like? And so on
I deliberately create characters which have an interesting dynamic with other player’s characters.
That either tells you nothing about me, or everything about me.
Well, you sound like a team player. You place the common good (fun together) higher than individual ambitions (or maybe place your own worth very low, I can’t tell from one sentence, but the outcome is the same).
Saying deliberately sounds like it’s not just a thing that you find yourself doing again and again, but a conscious choice. That suggests there was a choice to make; that the option of playing a self-centered character was something you were actively aware of, but were sufficiently repulsed by it to make a point of being better than those people.
I think you’re a nice person, empathetic, while not so entirely innocent as to not even consider the possibility, still principled and caring enough to actively defy it.
I think you’re a net good for this world.
You’re either an Aquarius or a Libra.
Sir, this is serious business. Please take your absurd fantasies elsewhere.