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If anyone here is evacuating because of Florence, put your valuables in your dishwasher if you have one. It's one of the sturdiest appliances in the house and is likely to keep your things safe.
6 yrs ago
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If anyone here is evacuating because of Florence, put your valuables in your dishwasher if you have one. It's one of the sturdiest appliances in the house and is likely to keep your things safe.
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6 yrs ago
I really, really like my new job. All of my coworkers are nice, and I spent two hours in the cooler just putting drinks away today. Plus the pay is good. Things are getting better.
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6 yrs ago
The chapter I just wrote has ruined me for the next week.
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6 yrs ago
I just found Xena: Warrior Princess on Hulu so... there goes my week. Time to relive my childhood.
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7 yrs ago
A co-worker politely informed me that bisexuality isn't real yesterday. I, as a bisexual woman, politely informed him that he could go fuck himself.
Hey there! As you could probably infer from the title, I like to roleplay medieval fantasy and- you guessed it- a whole bunch of gay stuff. I'm looking for a partner for hopefully some long-term roleplaying. I love anything from light fantasy to heavy Game of Thrones stuff. I'm not afraid to roleplay darker themes, and in fact, that's most of what I write. I always need a bit of romance, whether it be purely physical or otherwise, but I'd prefer a little more substance than just straight-up boning.
I can play both male and female characters with proficiency, but I tend to have a fondness for MxM pairings. Hence 'bunch of gay stuff.'
Also, while I am comfortable with dark and mature themes, I am NOT comfortable with roleplaying incest or rape, especially. This includes characters who have participated in rape. Like seriously that's just disturbing.
I can reply multiple times a day with well-written responses and I love to brainstorm stuff OOC. There's no fun if we can't be friendly outside of the thread.
That said, I don't expect my partner to have to post as much as I do. I know people get busy. One or two posts a week is fine by me, as long as they're written well!
I'll post an example of my writing below to give you an idea of what sort of writing I'd like in return from my partners. Length, grammar, etc. I look forward to roleplaying with you.
Message me if you're interested!
After warming himself for a few minutes, Finch motioned to the barkeep for some food. He didn't care what it was, as long as it was hot. He also ordered a bowl for Eve, not wanting his new charge to go hungry. Finch refused to look in Eve's direction, too embarrassed by his adverse reaction to the rain to say anything just yet. The food couldn't come fast enough, and when it was finally brought over, he wrapped his hands around the hot metal bowl and cradled it close to his chest. It was burning him a bit, but he didn't want to let go of it.
He had only taken one bite when the door to the place swung open, letting in a burst of cold air that nearly had Finch leaping into the fireplace. He shuddered and hunched over his bowl, glancing back to see the newcomer. It was the young slave girl from the day before, threadbare socks wet and clinging to her little feet. She had a small box in her hands that she carried to the barkeep, and he handed over a few bottles of whiskey in exchange. As she gathered the alcohol and turned to leave, the girl noticed Finch watching her and her face brightened.
The girl padded over and hesitated a moment before quietly murmuring, "Hello, sir. Thank you for yesterday." She motioned to the socks on her feet, as if Finch might have forgotten. Standing there before him, dripping wet and shivering from the cold rain, she could have been anywhere between ten to fifteen. She looked wretched and miserable, but there was still a glimmer of happiness that someone had spared her half a thought.
"You don't have to thank me, kiddo. Just watch where you're walking, because those socks won't hold up well on sharp stones," Finch replied with a shrug. The girl nodded as if he were imparting some great wisdom, then made to turn and leave. "Wait. Set those bottles down a second." She did and turned back to give him a perplexed look. Finch scraped up a large spoonful of the hot stew in his bowl and held it out to her. He had a warm fire to sit by, and she was about to go back into the cold. With wide eyes, she took the spoon in her trembling fingers and took the bite. She looked like she was about to cry. Finch took back the spoon, scraped up some more of the stew, and gave it to her again. He did this two more times, then dropped the spoon into his half-empty bowl and said, "Go on now, before your master gets grouchy about waiting."
Finch turned away from her, and he felt rather than saw her hesitate before jumping forward to hug him. He gasped at the cold but forced himself to reach up and pat her head. "Go on, you little monkey. Get moving," he chattered, and she grabbed her bottles and rushed out of the tavern, leaving Finch feeling just a bit better about the day.