Nightmares have been plaguing your dreams for a while now, showing you visions of a sleeping figure under a veil of silver cloth and wearing an elegant dress. She becomes known to you as Sleeping Beauty as you don't know her name. Upon taking a trip into the woods to investigate your dreams, you stumble upon the ruins of an ancient building. Inside a room, you find her. She is yours to care for but in waking her, you wake a dormant evil (You decide).
When she wakes, the ruins rebuild into an elegant mansion that she calls home. It's there that you two reside.

A pixie is taken from her home and is sent to a lab where they experiment on her, eventually turning her life size (human size) so they can disect her. One of the lab technicians who doesnt have access to this area hears rumors going around about this pixie and breaks in. Upon setting her free, he takes an oath to take care of her despite her unnatural beauty and her wings. In the process, the two fall in love. If anyone finds out about her, theyll either try to return her to the lab, kill her, or kidnap her to keep as a pet.

A combination of Beauty and the Beast with Aladdin. Your character is a mythical creature who is trapped in some sort of object for some crime or another. My character releases you, but in anger against humanity it holds my character hostage for a while. However, your character takes a liking to mine and gives me three requests that they will fufill, aside from letting me go. We can work it out from there.

Instead of the typical courting thing where the kingdoms are at peace, I was thinking of taking things in a different direction. It's wartime, and our characters' kingdoms are at war with each other. Your character, the prince, has been instructed to infiltrate the enemy's castle and kill the princess, my character. However, things go awry with the plan when he winds up staying longer than he planned, eventually falling for the princess. And now for the twist: After one night of passion, he vanishes, only to be seen leading his father's army towards the castle. This is when it's revealed he is actually her enemy. After finally storming the castle, he has the chance to kill her, but doesn't take it. He's then thrown in the dungeon, and the rest we can come up with as we go.

You would play a young hero who had just partaken in a war against a kingdom and is awarded a prisoner for his valor in battle. The princess of the taken kingdom. I'm thinking he ends up taking the prisoner back home after resigning from duty and as they travel, they bond and the romance develops.

Most kids forget about monsters under their bed when their parents tell them that it was just a nightmare or they find something that will pass as what they saw as the monster. Then the child goes to sleep and forgets about it within a few days.
But what if they didn’t forget? What if they wanted to actually see the monster again? What if they found a way into the monster’s world… without a guarantee of getting back?
Twelve years have passed since my character saw the monster under her bed. She was now a young adult. She had a nice job, no boyfriend. She didn’t want them to see her as a freak for hunting down something that “wasn’t” real.
My character searched pretty much all over the world, well, more like called all over, talking to other people who believed they were real. She collected stories and clues, anything that could help her. Finally she got a location of an old temple that belonged to no tribe, or race. She was on the next flight out.
When she got to the temple, it looked like no temple on earth. It had strange symbols and carvings. The inside of the temple was even stranger. Carvings of beasts… or monsters…
She got to the central chamber and saw what looked like a portal. She examined it and found writing on it written. It was actually written in old Latin, which fortunately my character knew from classes she took on it.
She spoke the words and it develops from there.

My character would be the human girl and yours would the monster. The monster must be approved.

My character: My parent(s) die. Filled with grief and anger, I am sent to live with my uncle/grandma/some other relative in a tiny town in the middle of a ridiculously dense forest. I am told never to go into the forest at night, and especially not alone. But filled with rebellion from my parent(s) death, I go in there anyways. I run into a man, a man who has the ability to turn into a wolf. He kidnaps me and shows me his pack. But through it all I fight through my growing attraction- and fear- for the man who took me, even though he's more beast than he is human.

Your character: You're a werewolf. Not the bitten kind, the born kind. Your pack lives in the forest surrounding the town. There's a treaty that basically says that the werewolves will leave the townspeople alone and vice versa. But if a human enters the forest, they belong to the pack. One night, while you patrol, a new girl to the town enters the forest and you claim her before your pack mates. You show her your pack, keep her safe from the harsher wolves, the ones that dislike humans. Along the way, you discover for the first time exactly what it means to be human.
Also, this needs to be explained...
You know the inner voice everyone has, like a conscience that tells them right from wrong? Well, werewolves have that too, but theirs is broken. They don't have an off switch, and their inner voice is angry, horny, and slightly violent. It's also very persuasive. Depending on how a wolf is raised, that voice can either be tamer or wilder. When the inner voice is wilder, it's harder to ignore, thus creating a werewolf that is moody, easily frustrated, and a bit bipolar. Someone who is harder to control.

Important stuff:
These werewolves are, for the most part, just human beings that can shift into wolves. They don't have an extended lifespan or slowed aging. They are slightly stronger, but not to an insane degree. Some of them have a strong enough sense of smell that they can scent things a few miles away, or scent moods and emotions. This is rare, though. They just look like really big, but otherwise normal, wolves.

Bonnie and Clyde type characters surviving in a world based off of that depicted in the My Chemical Romance album. All of the links below will be available in pm thread as well so there won't be a need to come back here.

For information, click the link below.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danger_Days:_The_True_Lives_of_the_Fabulous_Killjoys

For map of the Zones, click the link below.
https://goo.gl/images/3qcPqS

More links coming soon!