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ERP stands for Erotic Role-Play. Role-Play in this definition refers to the typing RP done in video games, chatrooms and forums.
ERP is a role-play with little plot besides the quick sex scene between characters. There is no consequence and no long term story behind it.
ERP is basically RP that is rated X.
The term is often confused with MRP, but it is very different.
ERP is a role-play with little plot besides the quick sex scene between characters. There is no consequence and no long term story behind it.
ERP is basically RP that is rated X.
The term is often confused with MRP, but it is very different.
by Villanite December 28, 2007
Apr 22 Word of the Day
Bro since I got dirtpilled on Tuesday I have made sooo many worm friends and made them soo many little houses to get married in. Me? Lonely? No you’re the lonely one u lawn owning freak
by ecogoth December 30, 2020
4
Sexy ass motherfucker. He'll write a story that will make you get horny, his hair will make you moist, his booty stands out from the crowd. Girls jump all over him and he is independent, want to go to the movies, Erps doesn't need you.
His penis is also unlike any BBC, people will fall all over him asking for his number. He has ambitions and goals and is respected, unlike other people who he doesn't aim to be.
His penis is also unlike any BBC, people will fall all over him asking for his number. He has ambitions and goals and is respected, unlike other people who he doesn't aim to be.
by DoYouKnowMyCUZIN October 09, 2018
5
The worst purchase tracking software ever made. It never really works. When you think it does......you've fucked something up.
I'm gonna make a software that should help make tracking purchases but in reality will cause people to not be able to finish their regular work. It shall be called ERP!
by user458237 November 18, 2010
6
A variation of the acronym RP (see: roleplaying). This is a form of one-on-one roleplaying performed by two advanced writers usually of the subjects romance, sappy, and melodramatic.
by Erper February 13, 2007