bluelennon

Totally, headspinningly, breathtakingly *normal*. She's the human NPC in every fantasy setting. No delusions of grandeur here; just a deep desire for the good and normal life, dragons and and monsters and ogres be damned. ️ Female MC key traits The good: Down-to-earth, genuine, warm, hardworking, never gives up. Plays a lot of instruments? The bad: Impatient, shuts down emotionally when she's uncomfortable. Gets obsessive / tunnel vision when she wants something. Stubborn. Hard to rile up but holds a looonnngggg grudge. Knows how to push his buttons and will. The (not) ugly (in fact, she is a disproportionately fuckable shortstack): Human. Compact and curvy with some hard-earned muscle. ️ Themes Slice-of-fantastical-life — Something small and everyday, with a totally not everyday environment and cast. Contrast — Between the characters' size, kind, personality, background, values, dis/likes, etc. Anything that makes for interesting conversation and unexpected character dev. Unexpected attraction / slow-burn — Related, big fan of connections that don't make sense on paper / take both characters by surprise. Non-verbal affection — Female MC's love languages are touch and action. Sweet talk and pet names are [usually] a no-go. Power and age gaps — Female MC is in her 20s, which puts her at the bottom of most ladders. (She doesn't see or care about these gaps nearly as much as I do. I am a true sucker for this trope.) Exceptionalism — Pieces of each character that only show up around each other (e.g., bouts of shyness, possessiveness, cheek). Monogamy — Open to multiple partners and/or adultery as themes, so long as monogamy is the end. Story-driven — Not opposed to one-shot smut, but smut in service of story and character will usually be my preference. Rough, imperfect, messy sex — Animalistic, fucked past speech, just absolutely gutted. ️ Partner preferences Good grammar — In roleplay, good grammar is important to me. It's hard for me to enter and stay in a story when I get tripped up by its construction. IRL, I think as long as others are able to understand what you mean, grammar is whatever. Knowing what you want — Own your preferences! I'd love to talk about them.

Hi You can call me Blue! I'm here for story-driven smut and general tomfuckery Yes! These are things I love and actively filter for in RPs, unordered: Story-driven smut Character development Unexpected romance Fear Humor High contrast between and within characters Masculine characters (I exclusively write feminine characters) Rough, messy, imperfect sex Monogamy No! These are my non-negotiables: Underage characters Gore Bathroom stuff Death / bad ends My RP style is in third person with variable post length. In play, following grammar norms consistently is important to me—noticing how the words are put together really takes me out of the story. (IRL, I think the point of language is to get an idea from one place to another, and if you can do that without following grammar norms, neat.)