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Looking for queer-minded writing partners

Hey there everyone, you can call me Em. I'm a 32 year old Dutchie who's been writing roleplays for well over 15 years now. If you see anything you like, please send me a PM!

What am I looking for?
- like the title says, I would love to write some queer stories. I really enjoy a good FxF story, but I'm also definitely up for some gender fuckery or off-the-binary kind of characters. I can also do MxM, but it doesn't have my preference at the moment.
- I used the word 'queer' for a reason. Give me characters that are real, characters that have bodies like people have and that do not necessarily follow the 21st century 'sexy' aesthetic. Characters that push boundaries and play with personal presentation and who fit in the setting we're writing in. Give me women who are fat, buff, hairy, disabled or anything else from the host of things that women aren't 'supposed' to be. Give me characters that push the boundaries of gender, or perhaps characters that are inhuman in ways that make the whole concept of gender a moot point to begin with. Give me something queer to play with.
- Along that line of thought: I like exploring the unusual, the strange, grotesque and ugly, and find the beauty and strength that lies within that. Let's take some risks and see where we end up.
- Romance is not a must, and within romantic-type pairings smutty stuff is not a must. I don't usually like to fade to black, but if we click well on other fronts I'm definitely willing to discuss it. I would absolutely be willing to do a more smut-heavy story as well, as long as the characters and plot work well. I might be up for kinky type shit as well, but it wholly depends on the details. Don't be afraid to ask!
- Please be over 18 at the very least.
- I prefer to RP over PM.

What can I offer?
- My posting speed varies, but it usually varies between once a day and once a week.
- I write at least 2-4 paragraphs, and would ask the same from you. One-liners kill my interest in a story fast.
- I love working together on plots and world building, whether it is adapting a setting or coming up with something new entirely.
- I'm totally up for exploring strange and unusual ideas. Let's get creative!
- I'll let you know if I lose interest, and I welcome hearing from you as well. That said, I don't mind it if you ever accidentally drift away. If you ever feel like picking it back up, just jump back in- no explanation necessary!

Plot ideas
(italicised is my (negotiable) character preference)
- Phantom of the opera inspired, Female PhantomxChristine
- MermaidxStranded Pirate
- Trained attack 'dog' werewolf X person who steals/saves her
- Beauty and the Beast inspired
- Jurrasic World inspired with female Owen
- Anything with werewolves, really
- Shifters being used as pit fighters
- Mage accidentally getting stuck with a summoned succubus
- lab experiment escapes with help of fellow experiment/janitor/remorseful scientist
- Something venom/symbiote inspired? Perhaps something with original characters/setting or


If you have something else you think I might like, I'd love to hear about it!

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Autharyx nodded thoughtfully as he took it all in with a serious expression on his face. It was hard to figure out from the descriptions alone, but it didn't sound as if there was either a dragon or a spirit being honoured in these parts nowadays. He wasn't sure if he had been expecting that. It had been difficult to gauge the passing of time without humans checking in occasionally, but surely not all of them could have been forgotten? Surely dragons would object to being forgotten. Well, he hadn't, but then it had taken him quite a long time before he realised that people had stopped coming. In the beginning he hadn't even minded all that much. Humans could be a chore to interact with, and they were always so... pushy. They would want their business done within weeks, and they needed more looking after than seemed appropriate for such insignificant creatures. It was only when some of his tapestries had started to decay that he had wondered when the ever diminishing trickle of visitors had dried completely. He wondered if the same had happened to others of his kind.

Following Viltez' example, he carefully licked his fingers clean after finishing his meal in exactly the same time as the human had. The entirety of his human disguise had been done by carefully observing and copying humans he'd seen, and he knew there was plenty he would still need to mimic.

"Do you mean you come from this village?" he asked, surprise evident in his voice. "You do not seem at all like the rest..." he trailed off awkwardly, unsure how to continue from there without insulting the rest of the villagers.

"Then I suppose you cannot really tell me about travel over land, can you?" he quickly continued. "I've only ever travelled over water, until I decided to... get out in the world a bit more."
There was silence for a moment, but then the air shimmered and he appeared in the drivers seat of the car, looking bored and with a trademark lollipop in his mouth.

"What's up Samsquatch? I must say, it's hard to believe you're still alive if you step into the car with the first pretty face that flashes you a smile. And wounded nonetheless."
sorry to do this so soon again, but I'll be away from a computer from friday to sunday again. I swear I'm not usually this absent XD
Sorry for the short post. And sorry to do this so soon again, but I'll be away from a computer from friday to sunday again. I swear I'm not usually this absent XD
Zach tried not to make a face when the priest smothered his pancakes in syrup, but he was pretty sure he was not succeeding. His owm pancakes held even less appeal now, but he soldiered on and even made a pretence of enjoying them. There was not much to answer, but did his bed to nod and make affirmative noises every once in a while. In his experience humans enjoyed a confirmation that the other was listening, even when there was nothing else he could possibly focus on at that moment.

When the priest offered up his books, he summoned a light blush onto his cheeks and poked into the remnants of his breakfast morosely. "I'd love to sit in the garden for a bit, but I can't...I mean, I won't need your books," he said quietly. "And you don't have to be afraid I'll go out and do something stupid. I know I need to be healed up a bit so I can avoid them once I go out. Besides, they probably won't carry too much of a grudge." Not even a gullible old lady would be convinced by that last sentence.

"I just... I really don't want to be any more trouble to you than I already am," he finished, unable to look the priest in the eyes. He was still pushing the last pieces of pancake around on his plate, but he figured feeling down was as good an excuse as any not to have to eat them.
Gabriel was at a bit of a loss. He hadn't actually expected the hunter to trust him enough to step in the car, to be honest. All he wanted was to mess around a little, but now he had a neigh-unconscious Winchester in his car and no idea what to do with him. Deciding it would be fun to watch him rack his brains over this, he eventually settled for putting him to sleep, healing his injuries and leaving him in the car next to the highway. He snapped himself invisible and waited around to see what would happen.
Autharyx stood stiffly at the mention of a handstand, a frown creasing his brow as he shifted his weight uncertainly. He was spared the indignity of having to answer with a question, though the laughter of his host was hardly any better. He really wasn't used to people being so... comfortable around him. It wasn't even that he liked the fear that humans projected when dealing with him in the past, but at least he had understood it. Now he just felt constantly off-balance.

"Yes, I feel so much more comfortable now," he muttered when Viltez turned his back. He still sat himself down, though, and soon a delicious scent came floating his way, followed by Viltex carrying the food. Autharyx was surprised to find his stomach rumbling again. Mortals must have such tiresome existences, scurrying after food for most of their brief lives. But he couldn't deny that hunger gave an extra treat to the food that he'd never really experienced before.

He kept an eye on the other as he ate, following his example as close as possible. It was... stickier than he would have preferred, but thankfully that did not detract from the taste of the food. It was even sweeter that the fruit from earlier had been, which was a definite plus in his book. He was too preoccupied to do much talking himself, but thankfully Viltez seemed content to fill the silence. The first mention 'up river' sent a thread of anxiety coiling in his stomach, but it quickly switched to pride when the mortal started to reverently describe the lake he called home. He stopped eating for a bit so he could study him as he talked. The bit about gemstones was a really nice image, and if he could he would be preening at the praise.

"It is indeed a beautiful place," he said with a small smile, "On clear days it looks like the bottom of the lake is just within your reach. People have tried to swim for the bottom only to find out too late it was beyond their reach from the start," he continued with a touch of pride in his voice before realising that was probably an inappropriate reaction to those events. To him, they had been just another sacrifice, albeit more involuntary than they usually were. He quickly went on, trying to cover for his momentarily lapse in judgement.

"The shrine is not nearly as impressive as it once was, though. The ruins stand on a small island in the middle of the lake, but no one goes there or looks after them any more. Most people that travel there, come to visit the town at the northernmost end. It sits close to the river and a frequent stop for traders of all kinds." His interest perked up at the offer to answer questions. He had many, even though he had no idea how many he could ask without seeming like the outsider he was. After thinking for a moment, he settled for satisfying his curiosity rather than try and ask about things a human should probably know already.

"What are the landmarks in the woods like? Are there any shrines, or is it just villages and towns?"
Gabriel looked at Sam with a sceptical air. "So you're, like, dog-catchers or something? Shouldn't you have equipment or something?" He was surprised to find he was feeling a little concerned about the human. It was ridiculous, of course. Humans had such fleeting lives anyway, and it wasn't like anything was going to happen to him with an archangel driving around.

"Wait, did you say brother? Maybe you should call him from the hospital?"
This week is going to be really hectic for me, so my posting may suffer. Everything should be back to normal by next monday.
This week is going to be really hectic for me, so my posting may suffer. Everything should be back to normal by next monday.
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