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Okay, so I maaaaay have signed up for this account and then completely forgotten about it. >>; If I ghosted you in the planning stages of a story, please feel free to reach out again! It has been A Hell of A Year.
Hi, I'm queer (by name and by rights) and I want to write queer stories. What does that look like, I hear you ask? Well, it could look like anything. That's the beauty of queerness. Generally speaking, I play trans male characters, so it is likely that whatever we write will be MxSomething. I sometimes play other types of folks, most often to fill out a cast of NPCs; it all depends on the story idea. If you are unfamiliar with transness or the appropriate vocabulary, I would be more than happy to have a conversation about it before we start. It is critical to me that my partners do not use slurs to refer to my characters or trans people in general (i.e. cuntboy, tranny, faggot, futa, dickgirl, etc.). Please respect this boundary.
I have decided not to be overly specific with this thread, so I'm going to lay out my expectations in a partner and what you can expect from me, then put up a word bank to jump off from. I may also include a wish list of story hooks I'm desperate to play and haven't had the opportunity to, but we'll see.
What you can expect from me:
What I need from you:
Bank of Words:
Enemies to lovers - medieval times - Shakespearean times - arranged marriage - ABO - art - nature - roller rinks - the Golden Age of Piracy - mafia - Edo period Japan - 19th century China - high/low/urban fantasy - historical fiction/fantasy - hurt/comfort - fluff - smut - angst - mermaids and sirens - cryptids - monster hunters - dragons - rivalries - Norsemen and the age of vikings - magic at a cost - standing in the ruins of a 'happy ending' - stranded - sex workers - the weariness of ancient beings - soldiers - gods and demons - classic mythology - hockey - wild west - those who hurt - those who heal - the places where terrorism and activism overlap - sweetness from unexpected sources - competency porn - art as foreplay - slow burn - emotional slow burn, physical quickfire - y e a r n i n g - tenderness as foreplay - ancient Egypt - royalty (European, non-European, and fantasy included) - reluctant allies - class differences - social differences - culture clashes - fisticuffs as foreplay - sharp wit as foreplay - just foreplay in general idk - ancient Greece - witches - crisis of faith/virtue/morality/identity - exploration - space - the sea - fake dating but oops, it's real - childhood best friends - ancient Persia - the lost prince/princess - blue collar - the price of peace - the cost of war - the end of time, the beginning of (?) - trapped - escaped - forgotten - remembered - hidden - age gaps (18+) - found family - things better left unsaid - underground magic - elemental magic - connected to divinity - opposites attract - kink - addiction - magical realism - secrets in the suburbs - shape shifting - something's gone wrong with reality - an inventor's regret
If you've read this far... hey, thanks ;w; I'm glad you stuck around and I hope to hear from you soon!
ONE LAST THING! This writer is entirely, 100% against the use of generative AI for any and all creative content. No AI faceclaims and definitely no AI writing. Thank you!
Hi, I'm queer (by name and by rights) and I want to write queer stories. What does that look like, I hear you ask? Well, it could look like anything. That's the beauty of queerness. Generally speaking, I play trans male characters, so it is likely that whatever we write will be MxSomething. I sometimes play other types of folks, most often to fill out a cast of NPCs; it all depends on the story idea. If you are unfamiliar with transness or the appropriate vocabulary, I would be more than happy to have a conversation about it before we start. It is critical to me that my partners do not use slurs to refer to my characters or trans people in general (i.e. cuntboy, tranny, faggot, futa, dickgirl, etc.). Please respect this boundary.
I have decided not to be overly specific with this thread, so I'm going to lay out my expectations in a partner and what you can expect from me, then put up a word bank to jump off from. I may also include a wish list of story hooks I'm desperate to play and haven't had the opportunity to, but we'll see.
What you can expect from me:
- friendly OOC chatter. Let's be buds! At the very least, I'll keep you up to date if something happens that will keep me away for a while.
- solid respect of boundaries.
- ~500 or more words per post on average, although I believe in dynamic lengths to keep scenes from dragging.
- characters with depth that goes beyond The Tragic Backstory™.
- reasonably good spelling and punctuation.
- active contribution to plotting and storytelling.
- a couple of replies a day, generally speaking. I do have a life, but this is my favorite hobby.
- understanding and compassion when it comes to real world events and life complications.
- a decent human being on the other end of the line.
What I need from you:
- solid respect of boundaries.
- characters with depth that goes beyond The Tragic Backstory™.
- reasonably good spelling and punctuation (but I'm not a dick about it).
- active contribution to plotting and storytelling.
- basic OOC communication. Please try to let me know if you need a break, if you'll be away for a while, if you're bored, etc. Even better if you want to be buds and hyperfixate together!
- ~300 words or more per post, taking the needs of the scene into consideration.
- 2-3 posts per week (or more, if you're up for it). I've found that if it's much less than that, I have a hard time staying connected to the story. It's nothing personal.
- understanding and compassion when it comes to real world events and life complications.
I do prefer my stories to have smut. I think a lot of us do! But I am not here to write straight-up porn. Unless I am in a very particular mood, I need the character development and emotional connection to be there between the sexy bits, even if there are a lot of sexy bits to be had. No hard ratio or anything, just a general rule to go by.
I do not believe in strict bottom/top roles. While many of my characters enjoy being on the receiving end of penetration, not all of them do and some can take it or leave it. The ones who do prefer penetration aren't always the submissive party in the relationship. Sexuality is fluid. Let it flow.
Kinks and such can be discussed, but my hard limits include scat, vore, homo/transphobia as fetish, detransition, feminization, non/dub-con, face slapping, humiliation, degradation, abuse, and paraphilias, as well as anything that violates the site rules.
I do not believe in strict bottom/top roles. While many of my characters enjoy being on the receiving end of penetration, not all of them do and some can take it or leave it. The ones who do prefer penetration aren't always the submissive party in the relationship. Sexuality is fluid. Let it flow.
Kinks and such can be discussed, but my hard limits include scat, vore, homo/transphobia as fetish, detransition, feminization, non/dub-con, face slapping, humiliation, degradation, abuse, and paraphilias, as well as anything that violates the site rules.
Bank of Words:
Enemies to lovers - medieval times - Shakespearean times - arranged marriage - ABO - art - nature - roller rinks - the Golden Age of Piracy - mafia - Edo period Japan - 19th century China - high/low/urban fantasy - historical fiction/fantasy - hurt/comfort - fluff - smut - angst - mermaids and sirens - cryptids - monster hunters - dragons - rivalries - Norsemen and the age of vikings - magic at a cost - standing in the ruins of a 'happy ending' - stranded - sex workers - the weariness of ancient beings - soldiers - gods and demons - classic mythology - hockey - wild west - those who hurt - those who heal - the places where terrorism and activism overlap - sweetness from unexpected sources - competency porn - art as foreplay - slow burn - emotional slow burn, physical quickfire - y e a r n i n g - tenderness as foreplay - ancient Egypt - royalty (European, non-European, and fantasy included) - reluctant allies - class differences - social differences - culture clashes - fisticuffs as foreplay - sharp wit as foreplay - just foreplay in general idk - ancient Greece - witches - crisis of faith/virtue/morality/identity - exploration - space - the sea - fake dating but oops, it's real - childhood best friends - ancient Persia - the lost prince/princess - blue collar - the price of peace - the cost of war - the end of time, the beginning of (?) - trapped - escaped - forgotten - remembered - hidden - age gaps (18+) - found family - things better left unsaid - underground magic - elemental magic - connected to divinity - opposites attract - kink - addiction - magical realism - secrets in the suburbs - shape shifting - something's gone wrong with reality - an inventor's regret
TBD
While I treasure all the ambiance I can fit into a story using realistic historical tidbits, I do not expect my partners to have more than a cursory understanding of the era we are portraying. I might, on occasion, get hung up on small details or offer you a nugget of historical information that could help set the scene, but that's just the autism talking. It's really not a big thing, I promise.
Similarly, when it comes to homo/transphobia 'of the time' or the improbability of a viable HRT alternative 1000 or more years ago, I'm apt to simply suspend disbelief. I'm here to escape reality, not play by its rules.
Similarly, when it comes to homo/transphobia 'of the time' or the improbability of a viable HRT alternative 1000 or more years ago, I'm apt to simply suspend disbelief. I'm here to escape reality, not play by its rules.
If you've read this far... hey, thanks ;w; I'm glad you stuck around and I hope to hear from you soon!
ONE LAST THING! This writer is entirely, 100% against the use of generative AI for any and all creative content. No AI faceclaims and definitely no AI writing. Thank you!
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