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QueenHalloween
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- Queen
- she/her
- adult
- CST
- yes
- no
- maybe/unsure
- friends only
- ok if it's skipped/blacked-out
- ok if it's mentioned
- ok if implicit/depends on approach
- deviantArt
- toyhouse
- discord
- google docs
- other
You may initially contact me wherever you can get a hold of me. While not inflexible, I do have a strong preference for discussing in Discord and writing in Google Docs.
I am not really comfy with RPing in public spaces (forums, etc). ^^'
- 1 person
- 2-3 people
- 5+ people
- 10+ people
I prefer one-on-one with a patient individual, preferably an established friend. Larger groups, especially if I don't know everyone, would likely be uncomfortable for me. #anxiety
I'd say I prefer to RP with someone around my age (20's-30's) or up with similar interests. I am an adult, so not super keen on interacting with minors unless in certain community contexts.
- action
- adventure
- slice-of-life
- fantasy
- dystopian/apocalypse
- sci-fi
- crime/mystery
- historical
- horror
- romance
- others
I love most genres, if a bit of fantasy is blended in!
Studio Ghibli is an excellent example of themes I really enjoy: slice of life/coming-of-age, action, adventure -- combined with the supernatural, fantasy, myth, and magic.
Themes I am less interested in include:
- romance main focus -- perfectly fine as a subplot!
- snippets of horror can be woven in, but definitely nothing satanic or wicked.
- iffy on canon universes, I must be familiar with it! and even then, I prefer to create original content within the universe
- 1st person
- 2nd person
- 3rd person
I'd prefer to write in the traditional third person POV -- definitely not a fan of second person.
- script
- headcanon
- paragraph
- novel
I am most comfortable with HC sessions, where we just talk about our characters and how they might interact, etc. For actual roleplays I prefer lit/paragraph-style, however this is usually reserved for close friends.
As for post length: I write just enough to convey my response and give my partner something to respond to -- generally 1-3 paragraphs if I have to estimate. I think it is good to try to match each other’s length.
- daily
- weekly
- monthly
- depends
Each being able to reply once a week would be ideal, but life is unpredictable and it does depend on the RP.
If you’re someone who replies instantly that’s awesome, however I can't promise to reciprocate. I need time to stare blankly at the page and have an existential crisis.
- human
- humanoid
- anthro
- feral
Depends completely on setting/etc, but I have characters of all these categories!
- female
- nonbinary
- male
- other
I am most comfortable with and enjoy female-aligned characters the most. You, of course, can play whatever you're most comfortable with. :)
- younger than 10
- 10-15
- 16+
- 35+
- 60+
- ageless/ancient
This section is only relevant for humans.
I normally don't have child characters, unless they're more of a NPC or it makes sense for the setting (like Pokemon). Otherwise, age doesn't matter much, as long as it makes sense.
- friends
- family
- companions
- mentor-mentee
- queerplatonic
- other
Yay friendship! Totally open to a wide variety of dynamics, as long as they make sense for both characters. I think it's always good to discuss ideas OOC, but definitely more open to seeing what naturally develops here.
From immediate besties to slow rivals-to-friends, all relationship development speeds are cool, as long as it's fitting for their personalities and both parties are good w it.
- no relationships
- discuss OOC first
- OCs interact first
- depends on OCs
- surprise me
I'm not big on shipping and likely will only agree if I'm comfortable with you + the match makes sense. Totally okay if one or both develop a first-sight crush, but to move anywhere beyond that, let's discuss OOC. I'm okay with fast romantic progression if it makes sense, yet tension buildup is thumbs up imo.
- exclusive/canon
- multishipping
- AU relationships
- depends
I am theoretically open to anything if it's mutually consentual between us.
- arguments, accidental harm
- mild / moderate harm
- extreme harm
- death, murder, etc.
- genocide, war, etc.
- torture, mutilation
- r*pe, SA, etc.
- other
Generally okay with anything marked , but always discuss with me first for anything exceeding mild harm.
I prefer more wholesome stories, so the more extreme of these should rarely -- if ever -- come up explicitly.
- I do not enjoy torturing my characters. Any violence should be important to the story.
- I will never be okay with sexual violence depiction.
- tbh this just depends on so many factors, so bottomline is to discuss first
- no sexual intimacy
- hand-holding
- hugging / cuddling
- brief kissing
- making out
- buildup
- smut
Platonic gestures of affection are pretty much always okay if the relationship/personalities allow it.
Same goes for romantic gestures, but nothing too detailed or suggestive. They should be mutually consentual. Ask if unsure.
I am not okay with my characters being described in sexual situations. Scenes should 'fade to black' if things move in a decidedly spicy direction.
- verbal abuse
- physical abuse
- mental abuse
- sexual abuse
- child abuse
- animal abuse
- substance abuse
This does not mean I'm necessarily comfortable writing out these scenarios, highly contextual.
- no issues
- anxiety, depression
- other disorders
- self-harm
- suicide
This is a serious topic that requires empathy and research to respectfully implement.
I do not like psychological issues to be a "main" plot point. It would be best if we discuss it if it significantly impacts the plot/a character.
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