Hey there! So I love the idea of having a roleplay be Romeo and Juliet- like. What I mean by this, since I didn't really clarify is where a guy and girl or girl and girl etc. are from opposite to close to opposite spectrums, one being wealthy, popular etc. While the other isn't or is totally the opposite and there's factors and events that separate them.

Well I tried making that as understandable as I could 😅 but I want to know what you think! What storylines and settings like this would work well?

High fantasy always works for some reason, with some generic conflict or something that lets the adventurer/commoner speak or interact with noble/royal, usually a running away from arranged marriage or coup attempt or anything like that really.

Modern can work, usually with meeting on like a dating app or in a public place, usually a minimum wage employee that has to assist the wealthy businessperson or businessperson's offspring/family, or a maid if you want to just go for the fetish points, or some kind of traveling storyline can sometimes work.

Afew genres can also accommodate the storylines I just threw out, like Sci-fi which allows for plenty of the same wiggle-room fantasy gives, Historical fiction can, you just have to play with suspension of disbelief abit to make it work, School-life can make it work with multiple angles like wealthy and popular/poor and unpopular, bully to friend to lover, etc. Honestly in deciding a genre for a Romeo and Juliet type story, the sky's kind of the limit if you know what you want.

EDIT: Spacing for ease of reading.

High fantasy always works for some reason, with some generic conflict or something that lets the adventurer/commoner speak or interact with noble/royal, usually a running away from arranged marriage or coup attempt or anything like that really.

Modern can work, usually with meeting on like a dating app or in a public place, usually a minimum wage employee that has to assist the wealthy businessperson or businessperson's offspring/family, or a maid if you want to just go for the fetish points, or some kind of traveling storyline can sometimes work.

Afew genres can also accommodate the storylines I just threw out, like Sci-fi which allows for plenty of the same wiggle-room fantasy gives, Historical fiction can, you just have to play with suspension of disbelief abit to make it work, School-life can make it work with multiple angles like wealthy and popular/poor and unpopular, bully to friend to lover, etc. Honestly in deciding a genre for a Romeo and Juliet type story, the sky's kind of the limit if you know what you want.

EDIT: Spacing for ease of reading.

Thank you so much!! I really appreciate it and those are some great examples and suggestions! :)

You’re welcome. If you’re interested in running something, don’t hesitate to call on me.

@Skyess
Yeah, same here. I kinda want supernatual being and human Romeo and Juliet type story, bonus if the human came from a family of supernatual hunters