F for Partner (mostly M)

[GothicSunflower]

Status: Open|| Avg. Word Count : 300|| RP Medium (PMs/Threads/Discord) || ​

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A short list of characters that I have already created that can be matched and placed into scenes as we like. Not all are, these are mostly to give you an idea of what I can create and I have already pulled some of these girls and have changed their personalities to match what was needed a bit better. This is also some ideas for Pairings that I would be excited to play out. Most are fantasy based tho I am willing to play out a few modern settings.​

Kender:
Tinker Brightleaf – A bubbly chatterbox who loves collecting shiny trinkets and telling tall tales. She's endlessly optimistic, always ready to cheer up her friends or dive headfirst into a new adventure, even if it means getting into harmless trouble.
Goblins:
Gooseberry — A sly and nimble pickpocket with a mischievous streak, Gooseberry uses her quick hands and sharp wit to outsmart foes and nab treasures others overlook. She's fiercely loyal to her friends and has an unexpected soft spot for storytelling, often spinning wild tales to distract or charm.
Mousefolk:
Needle Felfoot — A crafty and resourceful mousefolk tailor who uses her sewing skills not just for work but to create hidden pockets and clever disguises. Quiet and observant, she's great at slipping through tight spots unnoticed and can mend more than just clothes—she's quick to patch up tricky situations too.
Bunny Girl:
Jinxie — A bouncy, hyperactive bunny girl bursting with energy and enthusiasm for every new adventure. Her quick reflexes and boundless curiosity sometimes get her into trouble, but her infectious laughter and upbeat spirit lift the whole group. Jinxie's playful nature makes her both a mischievous trickster and a fiercely loyal friend who never lets anyone stay down for long.[/floatright]Pairings:​

MCxYC

ElfxOrc
FairyxHuman
ThiefxGuard
RunawayxHunter
Small GirlxTall man
GoblinxElf
PrincessxBandit
PrincessxKing
Small girlsxWolves
FairyxMonsters
KenderxMonster
GeekxBully[/floatright]

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One of the main reasons I enjoy playing small races is how their size naturally lends itself to dynamics where they can be cherished and adored in intimate, playful ways or treated as if they are nothing more then a sex toy built for their partners pleasure. An examples of this are that Kender top out around 4 feet tall, goblins are even smaller, and fairies can be as tiny as just a foot—perfectly adaptable to whatever size my partner finds most captivating. At his to say that I love small races but I am very open to other races and idea. Just because I might focus on small races and fantasy settings doesn't mean that I don't want to play the shy geek to your bad boy, the bitchy goth to your jock, you innocent church girl to the predatory pastor or whatever combo you have in mind. Please just ask! ​

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Hard No's
Extreme Blood
Scat
Ageplay
Snuff

Top Kinks
Non Con
Bondage
Extreme Size Difference
Breeding

Pet Peeves
Bad Communication
Assuming my character will react a certain way
Pushing me to respond
Continuing to do something after be asked to stop​

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The Price of Freedom

Medieval Fantasy-- [Dark Fantasy / Non-Con / Power Play / Corruption Arc / Multiple Partners (Optional)]​

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Premise:
What happens when an {Elf, Kender, or Human} makes a deal with a demon for their freedom? They escape one prison, only to find themselves in another — one made of silk, velvet, and chains they can't see until it's far too late.

Version A – The Marriage Bargain

MC is desperate to escape an arranged marriage to a man twice her age — a petty, moth-eaten lord whose touch she dreads. YC offers a way out: his protection, his wealth, his name. All she has to do is agree to be his bride.
At first, YC seems the better choice — refined, confident, draped in velvet and power. But behind closed doors, he is far, far worse. After a brutal first night comes a second, then a third. Soon MC realizes this marriage is no sanctuary — it's a gilded cage.
And YC is not content to keep her to himself. He begins trading her company to trusted friends, allies, and dangerous associates — each with their own appetites. Slowly, they take her apart piece by piece, reshaping her into something meant only for pleasure.


Version B – The Devil's Contract

YC is no man at all, but a true devil — power incarnate, cloaked in charm. MC's life is collapsing under debt, and in desperation she agrees to his terms: her soul for financial freedom.
The deal is simple. For six months, she will serve him in every way he commands — in his bed, in his court, and for his generals' pleasure as well. In return, every bill she owes will be paid, and she will live comfortably for the next five years.
But the devil is a creature without mercy. Even when she is too tired to stand, even when she wants to turn away, YC will take what he wants. The bargain doesn't end when she is spent — it ends only when he decides it should."

The Hunter Becomes the Hunted
Medieval Fantasy--- [Non-Con • Kidnapping • Stockholm Syndrome • Redemption Arc]
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For months, MC had tracked the whispers.
A monstrous predator was roaming the forests beyond the village — YC — a hulking, half-mythical creature said to tear through livestock and disappear into the shadows before the alarm could be raised. No other hunter dared to face it. MC wasn't like the others. She was determined to bring the beast down, to prove her skill, and perhaps to silence the nightmares that had plagued her since the first attack.
Days of tracking brought her deep into the ancient woods, where snow-muted silence cloaked the world. She found claw marks on trees, great footprints in the frost, the scent of something primal on the wind. She was close.
Too close.
One misstep, a hidden snare, and MC's world turned black. When she woke, she was far from the village — deep in YC's lair, stone walls glistening with damp and the air heavy with the musk of the creature that had taken her.
At first, YC's intent was clear: MC was not prey for the stomach, but prey for other, darker appetites. What began as relentless use to sate YC's desires became a slow war on her spirit. Yet over time, something in the rhythm of captivity began to shift. She started to notice the moments YC held back, the quiet care hidden beneath rough hands, the flicker of something almost human in those eyes.
Fear became confusion. Confusion became dependency. Dependency threatened to become something else entirely."

Moonbound
Modern Fantasy--- [Non-Con / Extreme Size Difference / Rough Play / Primal Themes]
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Premise:
Fairies and werewolves don't mix. One is light and air, the other blood and shadow. But when MC, a curious (or reckless) little fairy, crosses paths with YC, a werewolf in his primal form, the night takes a turn she could never have imagined — or escaped.


Version A – The Debt of the Moon

MC makes the mistake of helping a wounded werewolf, tending his injuries and shielding him from hunters under the light of the full moon. She expects gratitude.
Instead, YC takes her.
The moment her hands touch him, his instincts surge. She is small, delicate — and in his beast's mind, his. He uses her until sunrise, the extreme difference in size turning every movement into a battle for her breath, her body, her sanity.
When the sun rises, his humanity returns — the memories of what he's done clear in his mind. For the first time, the wolf hesitates. Does he set her free… or does he keep the fragile little thing he's already broken?

Version B – The Wolf Hunt

MC doesn't stumble into trouble — she goes looking for it. Drawn by rumors of a monstrous wolf roaming the city outskirts, she sets out to find him. Not to kill him… but to provoke him.
She flits through his territory, taunting from the treetops, dipping close enough for him to catch her scent. When he finally does, YC's patience snaps. There is no hesitation, no words — only the hot, unrestrained violence of a predator claiming prey that dared to challenge him.
And as much as she squirms, as much as she resists, the part of her that sought him out gets exactly what it was looking for.
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