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I should be catching up on things this weekend. I'm also looking for a partner for two if anyone wants to work something out!
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6 days ago
I'm at 21 years, but I'm not *that* old despite feeling like I am absolutely archaic. Writing is a hobby regardless of age.
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6 days ago
This pneumonia is hanging on and I'm not doing well with it. Sorry for the long delay, partners.
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20 days ago
Finally feeling a little better, so posts will hopefully be up tomorrow after I try working for a full day!
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22 days ago
Can a girl catch a break? Mycoplasma pneumonia over here.
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Bio
Welcome, welcome!
The short and sweet: I'm an old lady in my thirties, so I ask my partners be 18+. A veteran of many years of writing - I started way back in the days of wolf packs on AOL. Female and pansexual; I write with any and all genders - recently, I'm delving into attempting to write male roles. Dog mom and outdoor enthusiast; medical professional, volunteer firefighter, first responder, and wildlife rehabilitator.
I'm a fairly open book that has written just about everything at some point or another. I tend to write decent to long posts, play female characters (attempting to round that out), and I'm amenable to most ideas. I love slice of life, historical, fantasy, and apocalyptic adventures.
World building is fun, but so is quick play. I have a few partners that go back with me for years that I've built entire worlds and multiple generations with.
I tend to have "flawed" characters; perfection is boring, character development is not. Learning to work through their flaws, or overcome fears, is a driving point to play for me. Some of them have profiles, some of them do not. Preferences are for the dark, gritty, and rough - I don't go for fairy tales because everything being perfect would be boring.
This will keep growing with time, but feel free to PM with any questions or ideas you have in mind! I prefer one on one, but a good group might be able to catch my eye. It's been literally a decade since I wrote in a group because of a mixture of work, mental health, and obligations outside of the online world.
New York City has been experiencing a strange string of deaths; the less dead left in heaps of blood and bone as if they had been torn apart by a pack of wild animals. Prostitutes, drug addicts, the homeless - none have been safe, but there has been no sign of feral dogs or escaped exotics. For months, there are no answers as the city continues to function.
One rainy night, the police get a phone call to find another corpse in Central Park. The caller doesn't identify herself and leaves the phone off of the hook, much to the annoyance of the dispatcher.
When the officers had come to answer the call, their lives had changed forever. With the tape from the dash camera quickly taken as classified, a waif wrapped in a windshield, and a hole through the engine block of the cruiser, there was no plausible theories as to what had been strong enough to do such a thing.
The men claimed a monster, though they were quickly admitted for psychiatric treatment with such insane ideas!
That girl, barely alive and the only person that could be treated as a suspect or accessory, was taken into custody.
The city needed answers to stop the spree of carnage.
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18+, dark themes abound! This storyline has a lot of torture, non-consent, and blurred lines between right and wrong. It isn't for the faint of heart, but limits can definitely be discussed.
My girl's partner could be a police officer, a demon, a federal agent, even a caretaker. The possibilities are endless! I'm open to mixing in anthros or other supernatural bloodlines (werewolves, vampires, etcetera) as well.
Please be literate and write at least a paragraph - preferable more. I work a crazy schedule, so I can post usually once a day.
Give me a PM!
If neither is what you're looking for, shoot me something! I'm pretty open to other ideas and always willing to work with peeps.
Lylith Vasser
Appel du vide.
Haunted. Scarred. Untrusting. Narcissistic.
. Essentials .
Age: Eighteen
Height: 4'11"
Weight: 89
Build: Waifish
Skin Tone: Pale
Hair Color: Silvery blonde
Eye Color: Gray
Martial Status: Unmarried, unattached, no offspring
. Extensive .
Spoken languages: English (fluent), Latin (proficient)
Notable Skills: Survival, rune work, acting.
Living Situation: Homeless and hopeless.
As a child, Lylith never knew why she could hear the whispers - just as much as she didn't know why she could see the hazy visions of souls stuck in Limbo. The failed result of a ritual between an occultist and one of his lovers, the girl had been given up from his home in London by the time she was a young child to his brother in America when she had not shown the promise of being tethered to demonic forces as they had hoped for.
Very quickly, odd things had begun to happen around the child; there was objects moved, growling out of thin air, and figures fading in and out of the edges of her uncle's vision. He had soon become unnerved enough that he had given her up into the foster system, where she spent the next fourteen years changing hands and slipping in and out of psych wards in thanks to her "strange" behavior and the mysterious circumstances of many of her caretakers either becoming injured or committing suicide. As she got older, things got worse; often, those that found her wanted her for more sinister purposes than a home. More than once, she had endured the unspeakable, though she had managed to avoid pregnancy by some miracle.
By the time Lyli aged out, she had no skills and no job, finding herself wandering and homeless. Worse yet, when the weather grew cold and she couldn't get south, she found that it was easier to give her body to those that wanted a punching bag or a semi-willing partner instead of freezing to death or suffering painful frostbite or hypothermia when the shelters were full. Hell, sometimes it also meant a hot meal when she finally had the desire to eat.
Her way of living helped to hide the precarious way that Lyli was forced to live: she could hear those that hadn't moved on, see the spectres that haunted the world and the demons had lurked to fetch souls from their world. Even after she had once carved runes into herself, trying to block it all out, little had changed her birthright.
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Alternate:
A small town on the coast had always known there were strange things happening out in the misty, foggy forests outside of city limits. Pets disappeared, kids sometimes wandered off into the trees and didn't seem to really ever mentally come back. Unnatural sounds came out of the darkness, but things were beginning to get worse since a small drifter had walked into town. Despite not having a car, or even anything beyond a pack on her back, she hadn't really ever asked for food or looked people in the eye, but she had stood staring into the unknown at night despite the cold and rain.
Then the hunters began to disappear. What was next? Who is she?
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[color=plum][center][h3]Welcome, welcome![/h3][/center]
[b]The short and sweet:[/b]
I'm an old lady in my thirties, so I ask my partners be 18+.
A veteran of many years of writing - I started [i]way back[/i] in the days of wolf packs on AOL.
Female and pansexual; I write with any and all genders - recently, I'm delving into attempting to write male roles.
Dog mom and outdoor enthusiast; medical professional, volunteer firefighter, first responder, and wildlife rehabilitator.
[center]I'm a fairly open book that has written just about [u]everything[/u] at some point or another. I tend to write decent to long posts, play female characters (attempting to round that out), and I'm amenable to most ideas. I love slice of life, historical, fantasy, and apocalyptic adventures.
World building is fun, but so is quick play. I have a few partners that go back with me for years that I've built entire worlds and multiple generations with.
I tend to have "flawed" characters; perfection is boring, character development is not. Learning to work through their flaws, or overcome fears, is a driving point to play for me. Some of them have profiles, some of them do not. Preferences are for the dark, gritty, and rough - I don't go for fairy tales because everything being perfect would be boring.[/center]
[right]This will keep growing with time, but feel free to PM with any questions or ideas you have in mind! I prefer one on one, but a good group [i]might[/i] be able to catch my eye. It's been literally a decade since I wrote in a group because of a mixture of work, mental health, and obligations outside of the online world.[/right]
[b][center][i]Discord: Honor and Pride#7694[/i][/center][/b][/color]
<div style="white-space:pre-wrap;"><div class="bb-center"><img src="https://i.pinimg.com/564x/da/c2/9b/dac29b9cc4d13b81c460ab4935f1e147.jpg" /></div><br><br><font color="plum"><div class="bb-center"><div class="bb-h3">Welcome, welcome!</div></div><br><br><span class="bb-b">The short and sweet:</span><br>I'm an old lady in my thirties, so I ask my partners be 18+.<br>A veteran of many years of writing - I started <span class="bb-i">way back</span> in the days of wolf packs on AOL.<br>Female and pansexual; I write with any and all genders - recently, I'm delving into attempting to write male roles.<br>Dog mom and outdoor enthusiast; medical professional, volunteer firefighter, first responder, and wildlife rehabilitator.<br><br><div class="bb-center">I'm a fairly open book that has written just about <span class="bb-u">everything</span> at some point or another. I tend to write decent to long posts, play female characters (attempting to round that out), and I'm amenable to most ideas. I love slice of life, historical, fantasy, and apocalyptic adventures. <br><br>World building is fun, but so is quick play. I have a few partners that go back with me for years that I've built entire worlds and multiple generations with.<br><br>I tend to have "flawed" characters; perfection is boring, character development is not. Learning to work through their flaws, or overcome fears, is a driving point to play for me. Some of them have profiles, some of them do not. Preferences are for the dark, gritty, and rough - I don't go for fairy tales because everything being perfect would be boring.</div><br><br><div class="bb-right">This will keep growing with time, but feel free to PM with any questions or ideas you have in mind! I prefer one on one, but a good group <span class="bb-i">might</span> be able to catch my eye. It's been literally a decade since I wrote in a group because of a mixture of work, mental health, and obligations outside of the online world.</div><br><br><span class="bb-b"><div class="bb-center"><span class="bb-i">Discord: Honor and Pride#7694</span></div></span></font></div>