How much can you rp before facing real life consequences?
I’m unsure of the context completely
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What are you on about?
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Okay without context this is open ended in an alarming way.
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It’s fine to RP that someone is your child, but as soon as you show up to their school you gonna get arrested.
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I’m confused by this…but just remember.
That female character you are flirting with and may be tempted to locate in the real world, chances are she’s a dude in his underwear. 
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I kinda want to see who this train wreck ends.
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… Kinda would help if you gave some context…
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Zero. The answer is zero. Behind those avatars are real people (mostly) and any amount of interaction will have real life consequences, be it minute or life altering, RP isnt required for that to happen.
From a more RP perspective you will have to gauge the person yourself. Some can fully immerse into a character and not let it affect them personally while others may insert themselves too much and take things too literally. There is no such thing as a standard when it comes to how people will react to things.
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Thanks Sincubis
I guess what I was asking is if a player wants to play the role of a bully and you bully him back does that put me in the right if he tries to press me in real life?
To what extent are we protected by the sanctity of rp?