IsabellaRose

FYI - anyone who's interested in getting with Leigh, human, tentacle monster, or any other variation, let me know. She's a freewheeling type who loves random hookups, and she's always willing to get threesome+ action going with her tentacle monster pal, Glob.

Sure! I just started a "Finding Partners" thread for you here!

Post here if you're looking for a new partner to get your tentacle on!

...or you know, play with us here. We don't judge and love adding new people...

WritesNaughtyStories suffocated right after Leona in the same pussy.

Does calling an ex, then hanging up before they can answer count? Because if so, yesterday. When was the last time you fell asleep in someone's arms or with someone in your arms?

Granted, but you are hunted and end up mounted on someones' wall. I wish I could fly.

Tentaculus IV is the home to several subspecies of tentacle monsters. Despite their non-bipedal bodies, the tentacle monsters of Tentaculus IV have crafted four main ports for interacting with the rest of the universes' mostly bipedal species. These port cities are equally spaced around the planet's equator and unimaginatively named Port City 1 through Port City 4. These port cities are built with luxury and comfort in mind and balanced upon large pillars making them look oddly mushroom shaped when viewed from the side. At the start of roleplay, Leigh Collier is the only Earthling to have visited Tentaculus IV, but many other alien species visit regularly.

TL;DR go for it with GM approval - the main caveat being to keep it light and fun. Yeah, that's all cool. I guess I said that because as soon as you leave it wide open, people drop their OC from some other story in here that just doesn't fit and it makes the whole thing weird and awkward. I didn't want someone dumping a fifty page alien race description with planetary data, history, backgrounds, starship types, etc., etc. in here and trying to take over the whole group, turning it all "this is the lore I wrote, please follow it." I don't honestly care what alien race people make up. I was hoping for original characters designed for this roleplay, but characters from elsewhere are ok, too, so long as the tone is light, fun, and entertaining. There are plenty of clubs for dark stuff. My main intent is casual, fun xeno sexual encounters, lots and lots of tentacles, and a sort of 60's sci-fi style hopeful naivete about how humans and aliens interact. Fun, light, silly, comical even... I'm trying to avoid antagonism, fighting, alien autopsies, and anything dark. So yeah, I guess go for it. Your ployamorous alien character sounds good. Let her play with the tentacles. Humans as non-pets is fine, too. I didn't intend for it to be pets only, but I might not have been clear when I wrote the description. I'll make an edit to the description because everything you said was entirely reasonable.

Jenny Jay Celebrity Supermodel Jenny wasn't sure why she trusted her friend Leigh to help her find true love. In truth, she wasn't sure she actually did trust her friend. It was just that, despite being gorgeous, voluptuous, and actually quite easy, she hadn't had much luck at all finding a man who could make her happy. Sure, she had found sexual partners. Those were easy to come by when you were an international supermodel. She had even found love twice, though neither time seemed to work out the way she'd intended. She figured it had to do with her polyamorous nature and the possessiveness of the men she loved. They simply didn't understand that it was possible to love more than one person at once, and they couldn't satisfy her alone, so, despite her feelings, they had to go. Then she had heard of Leigh's situation. When she contact her old friend and discovered how happy she was, she had to meet Glob. At first. she was frightened, but Leigh's calm was contagious. She got to know Glob, got to know about his friends, and she only wished she could find a tentacle monster of her very own. When Glob had left with Leigh, headed back to his home planet, Jenny had given up all hope. She would likely never see her friend again, and the chances of another tentacle monster randomly visiting Earth and raping it's way toward her seemed slim. But then Leigh and Glob had returned, and they brought friends. So now here she was, staying at the Tentacle Monster Pet Store. She couldn't believe this was even possible. She had met several tentacle monsters, but although they all seemed interested in her, and some even let their tentacles give her a hug or caress or even a lift of her skirt, she hadn't met one yet that really caught her eye or gave her that flutter in her heart for which she hoped. Until she saw the disk tentacle monster quirking his eyebrows at a pair of women accompanying another tentacle monster to the elevator. She couldn't quite put her finger on it, but there was something about him. She felt a blush creep up her cheeks as she made up her mind. Approaching the disk tentacle monster, Jenny positioned herself in front of two of his four eye stalks and waved. Her cheeks were red with embarrassment as she rocked back and forth on her heels, knees together, the pleats of her tiny skirt swirling around her thighs. "Hi," she said. "I'm Jenny." She wondered if he would have seen her in any of the countless ads or commercials she had shot over the years. Part of her hoped he wouldn't know who she was, while part of her hoped he was a fan. "I, um... noticed you from over there."

Yes. What he said.

Nines wasn't even a "bad guy" in my opinion. He was antagonistic to Finn for good reason, but... hell. He would be a protagonist in his own story. I could even see a bunch of other troopers post-First Order still hunting down Finn to avenge their boy.

Thrawn, though... brilliant. He is a master tactician and schemer. He won't face down Jedi like Vader or any of the others, but damn, his MIND. He was such an awesome villain in the original sequel trilogy books. I honestly haven't seen the new animation with him (was it Rebels or Resistance?) and haven't read the new Thrawn series, but still. He left an impression. But yeah, I didn't like Kylo Ren much, either, despite wanting to very badly. I mean, honestly... what kinds of bad guys did we even have? Snoke, a cheap knockoff of Palpatine. General Hux, who was essentially a petulant child with an anger management problem that no soldier could possibly respect as an officer. Captain Phasma, a token female officer in a pretty suit of armor who does literally fuck all. Guavian Death Gangs and Kanjiklub Gangs who are just a bunch of jokers... there were literally NO decent villains at all. For a movie that was a cheap knockoff of Episode IV, you'd think they would have done SOMEthing with the villains. Sheesh. Then they expand that with... what? no more Snoke? His red-suited guards who were like the only decent bad guys even though they just got slaughtered? Allegiant General Pryde was at least a decent general. The Knights of Ren did NOTHING. Then Palpatine, because... well apparently it's Skywalker vs Palpatine as the cornerstone of the entire Star Wars saga, but... I don't know. Did anyone else just not care about the bad guys in the final trilogy at all?

I still like Episode IV Darth Vader, when he was this mysterious, uber-powerful, black-clad villain that killed Luke's father and then his mentor, Obi-Wan. He was so... imposing, evil, unbeatable. They made him formidable in Rogue One and Rebels, too, but I feel like he really lost something in Episode III. I loved Asaj Ventress in Clone Wars and Darth Talon in the Legacy comics.

That's quite all right. Due to sore back and neck from painting another ceiling in my new house, Jenny won't be available, either.

Jenny Jay is looking for tentacle monster love... are there any monsters out there looking for a blonde-haired, blue-eyed lingerie model?