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A little about me
Hi you can call me Queenie or VCQ, I am female, over the age of thirty and live just outside of London, UK.
I have been writing on and off for at least 10 years, I can write anywhere from 2 paragraphs up to 4/5 -
I do not expect my partners to match me if I do write more just as long as you give me stuff to respond to I'll be happy.
I do love attention to details, inner dialogue and knowing how your character is feeling in that moment.
While I play my females strong headed and slightly more submissive I prefer to play my men more rough and dominant.
I use third person past tense when writing and when creating character sheets I prefer real life pictures or a description.
I do enjoy OOC chit chat - all chit chat can be done via a PM and then an appropriate thread will be used for our story!
I tend to chat more when there's a nice vibe between us so you can always catch me OOC -
I can produce multi posts a day or could be once every week... it will all depend on life itself.
Please be understanding on this - I will always tell you if I plan to take a break - or need to take a break I'd like the same curtesy.
While I do enjoy erotica/sex scenes I do not like to make it the main focus but the build up to those moments... that's the real pleasure.
So I am hoping to find a story/smut balance - this can all be discussed in PM.
YES - Light bondage, dirty talk, slapping/spanking/biting... there's a lot more I love so please ask me. NO - NO BATHROOM STUFF , NO BLOOD PLAY AND NO FURIES.
AGAIN - PM ME - do not respond here. I would love to know a little bit about your writing style, posting, availability etc..
What I'm seeking
As intended by the catchy title there will be some mature themes to arise not limited to;
Sexual content, drugs/alcohol use, gangs/war, foul language, weapons, injuries, coercive control.
I only enjoy modern / slice of life.
As mentioned before I like to play dominant males so would prefer to play against sub mainly male characters.
As intended by the catchy title there will be some mature themes to arise not limited to;
Sexual content, drugs/alcohol use, gangs/war, foul language, weapons, injuries, coercive control.
I only enjoy modern / slice of life.
As mentioned before I like to play dominant males so would prefer to play against sub mainly male characters.
Word Bank
• Mature • Dark • Psychological • Intense • Control • Power Imbalance • Dominance • Submission • Possessiveness • Obsession • Manipulation
• Mind Games • Jealousy • Tension • Conflict • Angst • Morally Grey Characters • Power Struggles • Secrets • Betrayal
• Forced Proximity • Emotional Dependency • Dangerous Situations • Threats • Dark Romance • Slow Burn • Enemies to Lovers • Rivals
• Protector x Protected • Powerful x Vulnerable • Criminal x Civilian • Boss x Employee • Captor x Captive • Gritty
• Suspenseful • Heavy • Twisted • Complicated Relationships • Darkly Romantic
• Mature • Dark • Psychological • Intense • Control • Power Imbalance • Dominance • Submission • Possessiveness • Obsession • Manipulation
• Mind Games • Jealousy • Tension • Conflict • Angst • Morally Grey Characters • Power Struggles • Secrets • Betrayal
• Forced Proximity • Emotional Dependency • Dangerous Situations • Threats • Dark Romance • Slow Burn • Enemies to Lovers • Rivals
• Protector x Protected • Powerful x Vulnerable • Criminal x Civilian • Boss x Employee • Captor x Captive • Gritty
• Suspenseful • Heavy • Twisted • Complicated Relationships • Darkly Romantic
Ideas
#1. His to keep
- TAKEN & CLOSED.
#2
The One Who Never Called
Workplace power dynamics, boss × employee, age difference, sexual content, dominant/submissive dynamics, power exchange, control, possessiveness, emotional tension and jealousy.
It was only supposed to be a blind date.
Character B hadn't expected much from it, having only agreed because a friend insisted they needed this and would have fun.
Instead, the evening turns out surprisingly well.
Character A is confident, composed and effortlessly charming, and the two fall into an easy rhythm of conversation and teasing almost immediately.
There is an unexpected chemistry between them, enough that neither seems particularly eager for the evening to end.
Before they part ways, A gives B his number and tells him to call if he'd like to do it again.
B takes the number, fully intending to, but for one reason or another, he never does.
A eventually assumes the interest simply wasn't mutual and leaves it alone.
Several months later, B starts a new job at one of London's most prestigious investment firms.
He's ambitious, intelligent and more than capable of holding his own, and this is the opportunity he's been working toward for years.
His first morning is going smoothly until he's introduced to the company's CEO. The man standing at the head of the room is immediately familiar.
It's A. the man from the blind date.
A recognises him just as quickly, though neither of them says anything about their previous meeting. Professionally, A is exactly what B might expect from someone in his position: controlled, demanding and accustomed to being obeyed.
B, however, isn't easily intimidated and it doesn't take long before he's challenging A in meetings, questioning his decisions when he thinks they're wrong and proving himself more than capable of earning his place within the company.
If anything, their professional friction only seems to reignite the attraction neither of them quite managed to forget.
But the longer they work together, the harder it becomes to ignore what is happening between them and eventually, the unanswered question of that old phone number is bound to come up. Because A still remembers giving it to him, and B still has to explain why he never called.
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Behind stage
Mature themes, sexual content, dominant/submissive dynamics, power exchange, possessiveness, jealousy, emotional manipulation, unhealthy relationship dynamics, arguments and verbal hostility, substance use, alcohol, and the pressures of fame and touring.
Character A and Character B are two members of one of the biggest bands in the world.
They've been together since the band's early days, and from the outside, they absolutely cannot stand each other.
They argue during interviews, trade cutting remarks on stage, roll their eyes at each other during award shows
and have developed a reputation among fans for being the band's resident enemies.
The fans love it.
Every argument gets clipped and posted online.
Every sarcastic comment becomes a meme.
Fans speculate endlessly about why the two of them hate each other so much,
while the rest of the band has learned to stay out of it.
What nobody knows is that the relationship doesn't end when the cameras do.
Behind closed doors, things are far more complicated.
Maybe there is an attraction neither of them has ever properly acknowledged.
Maybe they've crossed that line before once, then again and now neither knows what they're actually doing.
They can spend an entire day publicly tearing each other apart,
only to end up behind a locked hotel-room door that night,
falling back into the same destructive pattern neither seems capable of walking away from.
And now they're on tour.
Months of travelling together, sharing buses and backstage areas,
staying in the same hotels and performing night after night means there is nowhere for either of them to escape.
The exhaustion makes tempers shorter, the constant proximity makes their private arrangement harder to control,
and watching the other one get attention from fans, journalists or other people starts bringing jealousy into the equation.
The biggest problem isn't that people might discover they're secretly involved.
It's that they're beginning to realise this might not be just sex, anger or some strange way of coping with each other anymore.
Because somewhere between the arguments, stolen touches backstage and late-night hotel room visits,
they've developed something neither of them knows how to deal with.
More added soon.
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