Currently I'm looking to try my hand at writing a dominant character, something I could definitely use some practice with. Strictly mxm at the moment, but I'm open to any sort of fella you're keen on playing. Big and tall, equally tiny, exceedingly average, pretty boy fantasy races, big hulking orcs, whatever you like! I have a massive soft spot for big subs, especially if they're a stupid, cute couple and everyone just assumes the larger of the two is the one typically calling the shots. In a similar vein, I wouldn't be opposed to writing a dominant character who prefers to bottom in bed.
I love the idea of a larger man flirting with my boy and assuming he'll end up on the bottom only to end up with the tables turned and bent over the table while my boy plays with him. Alternatively, playing an awfully small spy who seduces targets for information or for assassinations (which he doesn't follow through with for whatever reason we want, really).
I'm equally comfortable with consensual or non-contensual relationships, and I quite like my character crossdressing (frequently or not). Having them switch it up occasionally, if it's a consensual relationship would be loads of fun, particularly if it involved a rather horribly sweet couple.
Alternatively, I would love to write a big submissive character against a smaller dominant one, for pretty much any situation. Most of my interests remain the same as above, just swapped! I can think of a couple fandoms I'd be keen to do this with, and the characters therein. Sorry for the lack of fandoms above, I'm not quite there yet in writing tops, y'get me? For the most part, I'm open to writing them against genderbent ladies if you really wanna, but I'm also open to OCs if they follow a general 'they're tinier than these guys but take all the reigns' sorta thing, y'feel?
Marvel/Avengers: Clint Barton, possibly Bucky Barnes DC: Nanaue/King Shark (in this instance, I'd actually love a Killer Frost, gender swapped or not, but I'd be game for pretty much anyone against this dumb shark.), Leonard Snart (CW's The Flash & upcoming Legends of Tomorrow) Sherlock: Sebastian Moran
I typically write one to three meaty paragraphs, but I don't mind writing more if we end up doing so. I use third person, past tense, and I'd prefer it if you did too (but I don't mind swapping to present tense if you're keen).