Ideas for pairings at the bottom. Let's hit the highlights before we hit the prompts: --I am an advanced writer, have been doing the RP thing off and on for 10 years or so now. I strive to make my posts enjoyable, grammatically correct, and fit with the flow of the story. I generally post multiple paragraphs. Just depends. I can mirror-post, and give what I get, and I have done in the past. But I didn't stick with those for the long haul, they just don't capture my interest. -- I use face claims. I find it's helpful in a lot of good ways. -- I have a life; some days I can respond a lot, others, just a little. I won't leave you hanging...much. We all have an oops now and then. I will always do my best to drop by to say hello and let you know why I'm late responding. I understand these things come up for you, too. -- I use RP for fun, relaxing, relief from the everyday world. I explore adult, mature themes and NSFW when appropriate for the story. As such, I need my partners to be adult, mature partners. 21+ only. Older than that? Me too. So that is not only preferred, but encouraged! -- Romance is my bread and butter. I gotta have it. I prefer SoL 1x1 and Male 4 Female, with me playing the female and a male over the age of 21 bare minimum playing the male. No disrespect intended! -- I prefer modern settings, but I could be convinced to throw a little magic or supernatural into the mix for the right partner and the right story line. -- OOC chat is encouraged! But not required. If you just want to stick to the story and the plot, cool. I'm down. I just think it's more fun if you get to know a little about the person you're writing with. No gory details, please. -- I will not ghost you. I expect the same courtesy from you. If it's not working, cool. You need a break? Cool. Wanna take the day off and just watch tv, I get it. Keep writing full steam ahead, I'm on board. -- I might not be that into your writing style. I'll be upfront and just tell you, although I can usually get a good feel for this sort of thing when we start discussing possible plots and pairings. But not always. The same goes for you - if you aren't feeling it, I'll still respect you in the morning if you just say so. -- I use discord. I can try here, but I prefer discord. User Name at the bottom! -- Third person, past tense. Anything else is a deal-breaker for me, sorry. -- One last thing: I don't want to see it. Don't show me lol. Possible pairings that interest me at the moment are below. These are not fleshed out as of this posting, but I might come back and update them if time permits and I feel froggy: Invented Celeb (not a real person) and Regular Joe. Or Josephine. I don't care which one of us is the celeb. Unless the guy wants to be a bodyguard or something for a little murder mystery feel or for some added drama. Southern girl in the big city. Maybe you're a CEO, or a producer. Either way, we come from different worlds and we meet by accident (of course) when you visit my little coffee shop and think I'm a waitress instead of the owner. We've both had bad days, and end up hating each other. Or do we? Aspiring singer almost out of time to make it before she has to pack it up and go home. Are you a talent agent who hears her perform and tries to help her navigate a fledgling career? Are you a musician she meets when she gets her first break and headlines for a big name? What will happen to our little fledgling romance as my oc's career takes off in that type of seductive world? Sweet Home Carolina - a bit of a take on that older move with Reese Witherspoon, Sweet Home Alabama. My character has been off to the big city to make it big, and she comes home for a visit. Two ways to go, we can play it just like the plotline of the aforementioned movie, and my character wants to marry the Mayor's son, but has to divorce you first, and you don't want to sign. OR We can just go with a fresh approach. Our characters might have been high school sweethearts back in the day - or maybe I didn't even know you existed until I come home, burned out and in need of rest because making it big wasn't all it was cracked up to be. Third option on this one: You're the OC who made it big, in business, in music, in film, whatever, and I'm the OC you never knew existed/just met at the right time for the first time on your sojourn home/refuses to divorce you. Pick a card, any card. I think I like this general premise the best, though :) Random details: Female; USA; EST; 33 CrowdedMind #3933

<div style="white-space:pre-wrap;"> Ideas for pairings at the bottom. Let's hit the highlights before we hit the prompts:<br><br>--I am an advanced writer, have been doing the RP thing off and on for 10 years or so now. I strive to make my posts enjoyable, grammatically correct, and fit with the flow of the story. I generally post multiple paragraphs. Just depends. I can mirror-post, and give what I get, and I have done in the past. But I didn't stick with those for the long haul, they just don't capture my interest.<br><br>-- I use face claims. I find it's helpful in a lot of good ways.<br><br>-- I have a life; some days I can respond a lot, others, just a little. I won't leave you hanging...much. We all have an oops now and then. I will always do my best to drop by to say hello and let you know why I'm late responding. I understand these things come up for you, too.<br><br>-- I use RP for fun, relaxing, relief from the everyday world. I explore adult, mature themes and NSFW when appropriate for the story. As such, I need my partners to be adult, mature partners. 21+ only. Older than that? Me too. So that is not only preferred, but encouraged!<br><br>-- Romance is my bread and butter. I gotta have it. I prefer SoL 1x1 and Male 4 Female, with me playing the female and a male over the age of 21 bare minimum playing the male. No disrespect intended!<br><br>-- I prefer modern settings, but I could be convinced to throw a little magic or supernatural into the mix for the right partner and the right story line.<br><br>-- OOC chat is encouraged! But not required. If you just want to stick to the story and the plot, cool. I'm down. I just think it's more fun if you get to know a little about the person you're writing with. No gory details, please. <br><br>-- I will not ghost you. I expect the same courtesy from you. If it's not working, cool. You need a break? Cool. Wanna take the day off and just watch tv, I get it. Keep writing full steam ahead, I'm on board. <br><br>-- I might not be that into your writing style. I'll be upfront and just tell you, although I can usually get a good feel for this sort of thing when we start discussing possible plots and pairings. But not always. The same goes for you - if you aren't feeling it, I'll still respect you in the morning if you just say so.<br><br>-- I use discord. I can try here, but I prefer discord. User Name at the bottom!<br><br>-- Third person, past tense. Anything else is a deal-breaker for me, sorry.<br><br>-- One last thing: I don't want to see it. Don't show me lol.<br><br>Possible pairings that interest me at the moment are below. These are not fleshed out as of this posting, but I might come back and update them if time permits and I feel froggy:<br><br>Invented Celeb (not a real person) and Regular Joe. Or Josephine. I don't care which one of us is the celeb. Unless the guy wants to be a bodyguard or something for a little murder mystery feel or for some added drama.<br><br>Southern girl in the big city. Maybe you're a CEO, or a producer. Either way, we come from different worlds and we meet by accident (of course) when you visit my little coffee shop and think I'm a waitress instead of the owner. We've both had bad days, and end up hating each other. Or do we?<br><br>Aspiring singer almost out of time to make it before she has to pack it up and go home. Are you a talent agent who hears her perform and tries to help her navigate a fledgling career? Are you a musician she meets when she gets her first break and headlines for a big name? What will happen to our little fledgling romance as my oc's career takes off in that type of seductive world?<br><br>Sweet Home Carolina - a bit of a take on that older move with Reese Witherspoon, Sweet Home Alabama. My character has been off to the big city to make it big, and she comes home for a visit. Two ways to go, we can play it just like the plotline of the aforementioned movie, and my character wants to marry the Mayor's son, but has to divorce you first, and you don't want to sign. OR We can just go with a fresh approach. Our characters might have been high school sweethearts back in the day - or maybe I didn't even know you existed until I come home, burned out and in need of rest because making it big wasn't all it was cracked up to be. <br><br>Third option on this one: You're the OC who made it big, in business, in music, in film, whatever, and I'm the OC you never knew existed/just met at the right time for the first time on your sojourn home/refuses to divorce you. Pick a card, any card. I think I like this general premise the best, though :)<br><br>Random details: Female; USA; EST; 33<br><br>CrowdedMind #3933</div>