“Even when the dark comes crashing through, when you need a friend to carry you… you will be found.”

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Introduction

Hi there! I’m looking for a partner who’s just as passionate about telling character-driven, emotional stories as I am.

My focus in this search is entirely on Dear Evan Hansen — specifically exploring complex themes like mental health, identity, second chances, and finding hope in unexpected places. If you love slow-burn storytelling filled with vulnerability, growth, and moments of quiet connection, we’ll be a great match.

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About Me as a Role-player

- Style: Third-person, past tense, multi-paragraph to novella length
- Frequency: Several replies per week — flexible around real life
- Tone: I like to balance heavy, emotional beats with softer, quieter moments of humour and connection
- Doubling: Not needed for this search — I’m exclusively seeking a single pairing here

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Pairing I’m Looking For

This thread is focused entirely on one pairing:
- Miguel x Connor
- Miguel is my original character: a writer with his own struggles, slowly finding his place in the world.
- Connor brings chaos, intensity, and raw emotion — together, their story is messy, beautiful, and full of growth

This pairing is about exploring connection and redemption, while staying grounded and realistic about mental health and personal challenges.

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Plot Hooks & Themes

A few ideas to inspire us — all flexible and open to brainstorming:
- The Day Off: Miguel and Connor skip school together, leading to a mix of emotional talks, humour, and reconnection as they wander aimlessly and figure out where they stand.
- Rebuilding Trust: After a falling out, they begin to mend their relationship slowly, dealing with guilt, forgiveness, and tentative hope.
- Moving Forward: A post-canon story where they navigate adulthood, independence, and the messy realities of growing up while trying to stay connected.

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Expectations & Rules

- I like to keep things simple and respectful:
- Please let me know your age before we start plotting
- Be collaborative and communicate openly — plotting works best when both of us are engaged.
- No god-modding or forcing character actions.
- If life gets busy or you need a break, just let me know — I’ll always do the same.

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Let’s Rewrite This Story Together

If this pairing speaks to you and you’re ready to dive into a story of angst, healing, and quiet hope, send me a message!

Tell me a little about your writing style and what themes you’d love to explore, and we can start plotting out a story that feels raw and real — like something worth rewriting.