u/lauralsu35

Hi all! Thanks for reading my request! I ask that if you are interested in some ideas I may have and so on, that you be over the age of at least 25 years old, as I myself am over that age and then some lol.

I have a strong love for slice of life and writing in historical scenarios too, with one I have an idea for. And I love stories that build and throw in some conflicts, drama and plot twists so the story can remain alive and thriving.

I do have rules though as expected. I’ve been rping now for well over 15 years and I have had the good, the bad and the ugly of every kind.

I am consistent in my replies unless life happens. I am married with a child who has a disability and I also work a full time job so rping is a break from reality for me. But I make time, especially if the story is good.

I do not use AI responses and I would appreciate you don’t use it as well. Use it for pictures? Sure! I do all the time for references. But I HATE responding to an AI post. At that point, I might as well rp with a robot.

I’m open to many ideas as well but again, I do have my rules and feel free to ask about them. I promise I have the experience to create a great story. Thanks for reading!

Hi all! Thanks for reading my request! I ask that if you are interested in some ideas I may have and so on, that you be over the age of at least 25 years old, as I myself am over that age and then some lol.

I have a strong love for slice of life and writing in historical scenarios too, with one I have an idea for. And I love stories that build and throw in some conflicts, drama and plot twists so the story can remain alive and thriving.

I do have rules though as expected. I’ve been rping now for well over 15 years and I have had the good, the bad and the ugly of every kind.

I am consistent in my replies unless life happens. I am married with a child who has a disability and I also work a full time job so rping is a break from reality for me. But I make time, especially if the story is good.

I do not use AI responses and I would appreciate you don’t use it as well. Use it for pictures? Sure! I do all the time for references. But I HATE responding to an AI post. At that point, I might as well rp with a robot.

I’m open to many ideas as well but again, I do have my rules and feel free to ask about them. I promise I have the experience to create a great story. Thanks for reading!

Hi all! Thanks for reading my request! I ask that if you are interested in some ideas I may have and so on, that you be over the age of at least 25 years old, as I myself am over that age and then some lol.

I have a strong love for slice of life and writing in historical scenarios too, with one I have an idea for. And I love stories that build and throw in some conflicts, drama and plot twists so the story can remain alive and thriving.

I do have rules though as expected. I’ve been rping now for well over 15 years and I have had the good, the bad and the ugly of every kind.

I am consistent in my replies unless life happens. I am married with a child who has a disability and I also work a full time job so rping is a break from reality for me. But I make time, especially if the story is good.

I do not use AI responses and I would appreciate you don’t use it as well. Use it for pictures? Sure! I do all the time for references. But I HATE responding to an AI post. At that point, I might as well rp with a robot.

I’m open to many ideas as well but again, I do have my rules and feel free to ask about them. I promise I have the experience to create a great story. Thanks for reading!

Hi all! Thanks for reading my request! I ask that if you are interested in some ideas I may have and so on, that you be over the age of at least 25 years old, as I myself am over that age and then some lol.

I have a strong love for slice of life and writing in historical scenarios too, with one I have an idea for. And I love stories that build and throw in some conflicts, drama and plot twists so the story can remain alive and thriving.

I do have rules though as expected. I’ve been rping now for well over 15 years and I have had the good, the bad and the ugly of every kind.

I am consistent in my replies unless life happens. I am married with a child who has a disability and I also work a full time job so rping is a break from reality for me. But I make time, especially if the story is good.

I do not use AI responses and I would appreciate you don’t use it as well. Use it for pictures? Sure! I do all the time for references. But I HATE responding to an AI post. At that point, I might as well rp with a robot.

I’m open to many ideas as well but again, I do have my rules and feel free to ask about them. I promise I have the experience to create a great story. Thanks for reading!

England has one man even the nobility fears.
\\\*\\\*His Grace, Duke (YC)\\\*\\\*.
At thirty-four, he is the wealthiest peer in the kingdom. His fortune is so vast that the Crown itself has borrowed from his banks. He owns castles, shipping companies, textile mills, forests, and thousands of acres of fertile land. Kings seek his counsel. Politicians seek his favor.
He grants neither.
He rarely leaves Ravenshire Manor except on business.
He never dances.
He never flirts.
He has never publicly courted a woman.
His face is handsome but severe, his words sharp enough to silence a room, and his presence alone makes seasoned businessmen nervous.
People call him \\\*\\\*The Iron Duke\\\*\\\*.
Not because of his wealth.
Because no one has ever seen him care.
Years earlier, those closest to him betrayed him for his fortune. Since then, he has trusted contracts more than people and silence more than conversation. His manor is immaculate, efficient… and utterly lifeless.
The only thing he wants is to be left alone.

Across the county, \\\*\\\*(MC)\\\*\\\* lives in a crumbling cottage with her father and four younger siblings.
Her mother died eight years earlier, and with her died the heart of the family.
Her father, once a respected blacksmith, has never recovered. He works when he can, but grief has left him broken, withdrawn, and unable to provide as he once did.
So MC became everything.
She mends clothes, gathers herbs, sells eggs, tutors village children, and somehow stretches every coin to feed six mouths.
She dreams of opening a small dress shop one day, but every dream is postponed for someone else’s need.
Despite the hardship, her beauty is impossible to ignore. Men notice her wherever she goes, but she refuses every offer of courtship.
Marriage, she believes, would leave her family with no one.

Everything changes when Parliament threatens to seize a large portion of Ravenshire lands.
An ancient clause in the Ravenshire inheritance states that if the duke reaches thirty-five unmarried and without an heir, part of the estate reverts to a distant branch of the family.
That branch has been waiting for years.
The Crown wants stability.
The family wants the fortune.
The duke wants neither.
To prevent a bitter legal battle, a respected judge proposes an old solution buried in a decades-old agreement between the Ravenshire family and the Whitmores—a forgotten promise made when MC’s grandfather saved the former duke’s life.
The agreement states that, if ever required, a daughter of the Whitmore family may be chosen as bride to the Duke of Ravenshire.
Neither YC nor MC knew it existed.
Neither is given much choice.
Within weeks, they are married.

Their wedding is magnificent.
Their marriage is anything but.
YC makes one thing painfully clear on the first night.
“This marriage exists on paper. Nothing more.”
He gives her luxurious rooms… on the opposite side of the manor.
He never eats with her unless protocol demands it.
He speaks only when necessary.
He keeps every conversation painfully formal.
He doesn’t insult her beauty, but he refuses to acknowledge it.
He treats her with perfect respect…
…and absolute distance.

MC refuses to be intimidated.
She doesn’t chase his approval.
She doesn’t cry when he is cold.
She simply begins living.
She learns the names of every servant.
She notices the estate school has been abandoned and quietly reopens it.
She visits tenant families.
She convinces the cook to stop throwing away leftovers and instead feed hungry villagers.
For the first time in years, Ravenshire Manor begins to feel alive.
YC pretends not to notice.
Until one evening…
He hears laughter echoing through the halls.
He realizes it’s coming from his own servants.
He cannot remember the last time that happened.

Then the real conflict begins.
Someone is trying to destroy the duke.
Business contracts disappear.
Factories mysteriously burn.
Ships vanish at sea.
Investors withdraw.
Evidence is planted to suggest MC is responsible—not because she is secretly plotting against him, but because she has become the easiest target. The new duchess from a poor family is someone the aristocracy already looks down on.
Everyone urges YC to cast her out.
He refuses.
Not because he loves her.
Because, after watching her day after day, he knows exactly who she is.
A woman who gives away her own cloak to a freezing child would never betray anyone.
For the first time in his life, he chooses trust over suspicion.
Together they uncover a conspiracy led by his ambitious uncle and several powerful nobles who intend to ruin the duke financially, declare him incompetent, and seize control of the Ravenshire fortune.
As danger closes in, the emotional walls around YC begin to crack. He finds himself waiting to hear MC’s footsteps in the hall, noticing when she skips meals to send money home, and quietly ensuring her father receives the best physician in England—without ever taking credit.
The turning point comes when MC is kidnapped, not because of who she is, but because she is the only person capable of making the Iron Duke bend.
When YC storms the estate where she’s being held, the kidnappers finally understand why people fear him.
He isn’t driven by rage over his fortune.
He’s driven by the realization that somewhere between a forced wedding and countless quiet moments, his wife became the one person he cannot live without.
By the end of the novel, theirs isn’t a love born from passion at first sight. It’s forged through loyalty, sacrifice, and the slow dismantling of walls that both believed would stand forever. The arranged marriage that neither wanted becomes the one thing that saves them both.

\\\\\\\*\\\\\\\*If you read all of this, then I applaud you! I’ve been dying for a decent romance, historical story. We don’t need to write this exact story verbatim, but you get the general idea of what I would like. Two unlikely pair that find love through all the trials. This will be long term and I am all for brainstorming and listening to your input and ideas. I do have rules and recommendations for writing with me so please ask if you like. Thank you!

England has one man even the nobility fears.
\*\*His Grace, Duke (YC)\*\*.
At thirty-four, he is the wealthiest peer in the kingdom. His fortune is so vast that the Crown itself has borrowed from his banks. He owns castles, shipping companies, textile mills, forests, and thousands of acres of fertile land. Kings seek his counsel. Politicians seek his favor.
He grants neither.
He rarely leaves Ravenshire Manor except on business.
He never dances.
He never flirts.
He has never publicly courted a woman.
His face is handsome but severe, his words sharp enough to silence a room, and his presence alone makes seasoned businessmen nervous.
People call him \*\*The Iron Duke\*\*.
Not because of his wealth.
Because no one has ever seen him care.
Years earlier, those closest to him betrayed him for his fortune. Since then, he has trusted contracts more than people and silence more than conversation. His manor is immaculate, efficient… and utterly lifeless.
The only thing he wants is to be left alone.

Across the county, \*\*(MC)\*\* lives in a crumbling cottage with her father and four younger siblings.
Her mother died eight years earlier, and with her died the heart of the family.
Her father, once a respected blacksmith, has never recovered. He works when he can, but grief has left him broken, withdrawn, and unable to provide as he once did.
So MC became everything.
She mends clothes, gathers herbs, sells eggs, tutors village children, and somehow stretches every coin to feed six mouths.
She dreams of opening a small dress shop one day, but every dream is postponed for someone else’s need.
Despite the hardship, her beauty is impossible to ignore. Men notice her wherever she goes, but she refuses every offer of courtship.
Marriage, she believes, would leave her family with no one.

Everything changes when Parliament threatens to seize a large portion of Ravenshire lands.
An ancient clause in the Ravenshire inheritance states that if the duke reaches thirty-five unmarried and without an heir, part of the estate reverts to a distant branch of the family.
That branch has been waiting for years.
The Crown wants stability.
The family wants the fortune.
The duke wants neither.
To prevent a bitter legal battle, a respected judge proposes an old solution buried in a decades-old agreement between the Ravenshire family and the Whitmores—a forgotten promise made when MC’s grandfather saved the former duke’s life.
The agreement states that, if ever required, a daughter of the Whitmore family may be chosen as bride to the Duke of Ravenshire.
Neither YC nor MC knew it existed.
Neither is given much choice.
Within weeks, they are married.

Their wedding is magnificent.
Their marriage is anything but.
YC makes one thing painfully clear on the first night.
“This marriage exists on paper. Nothing more.”
He gives her luxurious rooms… on the opposite side of the manor.
He never eats with her unless protocol demands it.
He speaks only when necessary.
He keeps every conversation painfully formal.
He doesn’t insult her beauty, but he refuses to acknowledge it.
He treats her with perfect respect…
…and absolute distance.

MC refuses to be intimidated.
She doesn’t chase his approval.
She doesn’t cry when he is cold.
She simply begins living.
She learns the names of every servant.
She notices the estate school has been abandoned and quietly reopens it.
She visits tenant families.
She convinces the cook to stop throwing away leftovers and instead feed hungry villagers.
For the first time in years, Ravenshire Manor begins to feel alive.
YC pretends not to notice.
Until one evening…
He hears laughter echoing through the halls.
He realizes it’s coming from his own servants.
He cannot remember the last time that happened.

Then the real conflict begins.
Someone is trying to destroy the duke.
Business contracts disappear.
Factories mysteriously burn.
Ships vanish at sea.
Investors withdraw.
Evidence is planted to suggest MC is responsible—not because she is secretly plotting against him, but because she has become the easiest target. The new duchess from a poor family is someone the aristocracy already looks down on.
Everyone urges YC to cast her out.
He refuses.
Not because he loves her.
Because, after watching her day after day, he knows exactly who she is.
A woman who gives away her own cloak to a freezing child would never betray anyone.
For the first time in his life, he chooses trust over suspicion.
Together they uncover a conspiracy led by his ambitious uncle and several powerful nobles who intend to ruin the duke financially, declare him incompetent, and seize control of the Ravenshire fortune.
As danger closes in, the emotional walls around YC begin to crack. He finds himself waiting to hear MC’s footsteps in the hall, noticing when she skips meals to send money home, and quietly ensuring her father receives the best physician in England—without ever taking credit.
The turning point comes when MC is kidnapped, not because of who she is, but because she is the only person capable of making the Iron Duke bend.
When YC storms the estate where she’s being held, the kidnappers finally understand why people fear him.
He isn’t driven by rage over his fortune.
He’s driven by the realization that somewhere between a forced wedding and countless quiet moments, his wife became the one person he cannot live without.
By the end of the novel, theirs isn’t a love born from passion at first sight. It’s forged through loyalty, sacrifice, and the slow dismantling of walls that both believed would stand forever. The arranged marriage that neither wanted becomes the one thing that saves them both.

\\\*\\\*If you read all of this, then I applaud you! I’ve been dying for a decent romance, historical story. We don’t need to write this exact story verbatim, but you get the general idea of what I would like. Two unlikely pair that find love through all the trials. This will be long term and I am all for brainstorming and listening to your input and ideas. I do have rules and recommendations for writing with me so please ask if you like. Thank you!

England has one man even the nobility fears.
**His Grace, Duke (YC)**.
At thirty-four, he is the wealthiest peer in the kingdom. His fortune is so vast that the Crown itself has borrowed from his banks. He owns castles, shipping companies, textile mills, forests, and thousands of acres of fertile land. Kings seek his counsel. Politicians seek his favor.
He grants neither.
He rarely leaves Ravenshire Manor except on business.
He never dances.
He never flirts.
He has never publicly courted a woman.
His face is handsome but severe, his words sharp enough to silence a room, and his presence alone makes seasoned businessmen nervous.
People call him **The Iron Duke**.
Not because of his wealth.
Because no one has ever seen him care.
Years earlier, those closest to him betrayed him for his fortune. Since then, he has trusted contracts more than people and silence more than conversation. His manor is immaculate, efficient… and utterly lifeless.
The only thing he wants is to be left alone.

Across the county, **(MC)** lives in a crumbling cottage with her father and four younger siblings.
Her mother died eight years earlier, and with her died the heart of the family.
Her father, once a respected blacksmith, has never recovered. He works when he can, but grief has left him broken, withdrawn, and unable to provide as he once did.
So MC became everything.
She mends clothes, gathers herbs, sells eggs, tutors village children, and somehow stretches every coin to feed six mouths.
She dreams of opening a small dress shop one day, but every dream is postponed for someone else’s need.
Despite the hardship, her beauty is impossible to ignore. Men notice her wherever she goes, but she refuses every offer of courtship.
Marriage, she believes, would leave her family with no one.

Everything changes when Parliament threatens to seize a large portion of Ravenshire lands.
An ancient clause in the Ravenshire inheritance states that if the duke reaches thirty-five unmarried and without an heir, part of the estate reverts to a distant branch of the family.
That branch has been waiting for years.
The Crown wants stability.
The family wants the fortune.
The duke wants neither.
To prevent a bitter legal battle, a respected judge proposes an old solution buried in a decades-old agreement between the Ravenshire family and the Whitmores—a forgotten promise made when MC’s grandfather saved the former duke’s life.
The agreement states that, if ever required, a daughter of the Whitmore family may be chosen as bride to the Duke of Ravenshire.
Neither YC nor MC knew it existed.
Neither is given much choice.
Within weeks, they are married.

Their wedding is magnificent.
Their marriage is anything but.
YC makes one thing painfully clear on the first night.
“This marriage exists on paper. Nothing more.”
He gives her luxurious rooms… on the opposite side of the manor.
He never eats with her unless protocol demands it.
He speaks only when necessary.
He keeps every conversation painfully formal.
He doesn’t insult her beauty, but he refuses to acknowledge it.
He treats her with perfect respect…
…and absolute distance.

MC refuses to be intimidated.
She doesn’t chase his approval.
She doesn’t cry when he is cold.
She simply begins living.
She learns the names of every servant.
She notices the estate school has been abandoned and quietly reopens it.
She visits tenant families.
She convinces the cook to stop throwing away leftovers and instead feed hungry villagers.
For the first time in years, Ravenshire Manor begins to feel alive.
YC pretends not to notice.
Until one evening…
He hears laughter echoing through the halls.
He realizes it’s coming from his own servants.
He cannot remember the last time that happened.

Then the real conflict begins.
Someone is trying to destroy the duke.
Business contracts disappear.
Factories mysteriously burn.
Ships vanish at sea.
Investors withdraw.
Evidence is planted to suggest MC is responsible—not because she is secretly plotting against him, but because she has become the easiest target. The new duchess from a poor family is someone the aristocracy already looks down on.
Everyone urges YC to cast her out.
He refuses.
Not because he loves her.
Because, after watching her day after day, he knows exactly who she is.
A woman who gives away her own cloak to a freezing child would never betray anyone.
For the first time in his life, he chooses trust over suspicion.
Together they uncover a conspiracy led by his ambitious uncle and several powerful nobles who intend to ruin the duke financially, declare him incompetent, and seize control of the Ravenshire fortune.
As danger closes in, the emotional walls around YC begin to crack. He finds himself waiting to hear MC’s footsteps in the hall, noticing when she skips meals to send money home, and quietly ensuring her father receives the best physician in England—without ever taking credit.
The turning point comes when MC is kidnapped, not because of who she is, but because she is the only person capable of making the Iron Duke bend.
When YC storms the estate where she’s being held, the kidnappers finally understand why people fear him.
He isn’t driven by rage over his fortune.
He’s driven by the realization that somewhere between a forced wedding and countless quiet moments, his wife became the one person he cannot live without.
By the end of the novel, theirs isn’t a love born from passion at first sight. It’s forged through loyalty, sacrifice, and the slow dismantling of walls that both believed would stand forever. The arranged marriage that neither wanted becomes the one thing that saves them both.

\*\*If you read all of this, then I applaud you! I’ve been dying for a decent romance, historical story. We don’t need to write this exact story verbatim, but you get the general idea of what I would like. Two unlikely pair that find love through all the trials. This will be long term and I am all for brainstorming and listening to your input and ideas. I do have rules and recommendations for writing with me so please ask if you like. Thank you!

England has one man even the nobility fears.
His Grace, Duke (YC).
At thirty-four, he is the wealthiest peer in the kingdom. His fortune is so vast that the Crown itself has borrowed from his banks. He owns castles, shipping companies, textile mills, forests, and thousands of acres of fertile land. Kings seek his counsel. Politicians seek his favor.
He grants neither.
He rarely leaves Ravenshire Manor except on business.
He never dances.
He never flirts.
He has never publicly courted a woman.
His face is handsome but severe, his words sharp enough to silence a room, and his presence alone makes seasoned businessmen nervous.
People call him The Iron Duke.
Not because of his wealth.
Because no one has ever seen him care.
Years earlier, those closest to him betrayed him for his fortune. Since then, he has trusted contracts more than people and silence more than conversation. His manor is immaculate, efficient… and utterly lifeless.
The only thing he wants is to be left alone.

Across the county, (MC) lives in a crumbling cottage with her father and four younger siblings.
Her mother died eight years earlier, and with her died the heart of the family.
Her father, once a respected blacksmith, has never recovered. He works when he can, but grief has left him broken, withdrawn, and unable to provide as he once did.
So MC became everything.
She mends clothes, gathers herbs, sells eggs, tutors village children, and somehow stretches every coin to feed six mouths.
She dreams of opening a small dress shop one day, but every dream is postponed for someone else’s need.
Despite the hardship, her beauty is impossible to ignore. Men notice her wherever she goes, but she refuses every offer of courtship.
Marriage, she believes, would leave her family with no one.

Everything changes when Parliament threatens to seize a large portion of Ravenshire lands.
An ancient clause in the Ravenshire inheritance states that if the duke reaches thirty-five unmarried and without an heir, part of the estate reverts to a distant branch of the family.
That branch has been waiting for years.
The Crown wants stability.
The family wants the fortune.
The duke wants neither.
To prevent a bitter legal battle, a respected judge proposes an old solution buried in a decades-old agreement between the Ravenshire family and the Whitmores—a forgotten promise made when MC’s grandfather saved the former duke’s life.
The agreement states that, if ever required, a daughter of the Whitmore family may be chosen as bride to the Duke of Ravenshire.
Neither YC nor MC knew it existed.
Neither is given much choice.
Within weeks, they are married.

Their wedding is magnificent.
Their marriage is anything but.
YC makes one thing painfully clear on the first night.
“This marriage exists on paper. Nothing more.”
He gives her luxurious rooms… on the opposite side of the manor.
He never eats with her unless protocol demands it.
He speaks only when necessary.
He keeps every conversation painfully formal.
He doesn’t insult her beauty, but he refuses to acknowledge it.
He treats her with perfect respect…
…and absolute distance.

MC refuses to be intimidated.
She doesn’t chase his approval.
She doesn’t cry when he is cold.
She simply begins living.
She learns the names of every servant.
She notices the estate school has been abandoned and quietly reopens it.
She visits tenant families.
She convinces the cook to stop throwing away leftovers and instead feed hungry villagers.
For the first time in years, Ravenshire Manor begins to feel alive.
YC pretends not to notice.
Until one evening…
He hears laughter echoing through the halls.
He realizes it’s coming from his own servants.
He cannot remember the last time that happened.

Then the real conflict begins.
Someone is trying to destroy the duke.
Business contracts disappear.
Factories mysteriously burn.
Ships vanish at sea.
Investors withdraw.
Evidence is planted to suggest MC is responsible—not because she is secretly plotting against him, but because she has become the easiest target. The new duchess from a poor family is someone the aristocracy already looks down on.
Everyone urges YC to cast her out.
He refuses.
Not because he loves her.
Because, after watching her day after day, he knows exactly who she is.
A woman who gives away her own cloak to a freezing child would never betray anyone.
For the first time in his life, he chooses trust over suspicion.
Together they uncover a conspiracy led by his ambitious uncle and several powerful nobles who intend to ruin the duke financially, declare him incompetent, and seize control of the Ravenshire fortune.
As danger closes in, the emotional walls around YC begin to crack. He finds himself waiting to hear MC’s footsteps in the hall, noticing when she skips meals to send money home, and quietly ensuring her father receives the best physician in England—without ever taking credit.
The turning point comes when MC is kidnapped, not because of who she is, but because she is the only person capable of making the Iron Duke bend.
When YC storms the estate where she’s being held, the kidnappers finally understand why people fear him.
He isn’t driven by rage over his fortune.
He’s driven by the realization that somewhere between a forced wedding and countless quiet moments, his wife became the one person he cannot live without.
By the end of the novel, theirs isn’t a love born from passion at first sight. It’s forged through loyalty, sacrifice, and the slow dismantling of walls that both believed would stand forever. The arranged marriage that neither wanted becomes the one thing that saves them both.

**If you read all of this, then I applaud you! I’ve been dying for a decent romance, historical story. We don’t need to write this exact story verbatim, but you get the general idea of what I would like. Two unlikely pair that find love through all the trials. This will be long term and I am all for brainstorming and listening to your input and ideas. I do have rules and recommendations for writing with me so please ask if you like. Thank you!

Hi all! Thanks for reading my request! I ask that if you are interested in some ideas I may have and so on, that you be over the age of at least 25 years old, as I myself am over that age and then some lol.

I have a strong love for slice of life and writing in historical scenarios too, with one I have an idea for. And I love stories that build and throw in some conflicts, drama and plot twists so the story can remain alive and thriving.

I do have rules though as expected. I’ve been rping now for well over 15 years and I have had the good, the bad and the ugly of every kind.

I am consistent in my replies unless life happens. I am married with a child who has a disability and I also work a full time job so rping is a break from reality for me. But I make time, especially if the story is good.

I do not use AI responses and I would appreciate you don’t use it as well. Use it for pictures? Sure! I do all the time for references. But I HATE responding to an AI post. At that point, I might as well rp with a robot.

I’m open to many ideas as well but again, I do have my rules and feel free to ask about them. I promise I have the experience to create a great story. Thanks for reading!

Hi all! Thanks for reading my request! I ask that if you are interested in some ideas I may have and so on, that you be over the age of at least 25 years old, as I myself am over that age and then some lol.

I have a strong love for slice of life and writing in historical scenarios too, with one I have an idea for. And I love stories that build and throw in some conflicts, drama and plot twists so the story can remain alive and thriving.

I do have rules though as expected. I’ve been rping now for well over 15 years and I have had the good, the bad and the ugly of every kind.

I am consistent in my replies unless life happens. I am married with a child who has a disability and I also work a full time job so rping is a break from reality for me. But I make time, especially if the story is good.

I do not use AI responses and I would appreciate you don’t use it as well. Use it for pictures? Sure! I do all the time for references. But I HATE responding to an AI post. At that point, I might as well rp with a robot.

I’m open to many ideas as well but again, I do have my rules and feel free to ask about them. I promise I have the experience to create a great story. Thanks for reading!

F4M for a romance, long term RP partner

Hi all! Thanks for reading my request! I ask that if you are interested in some ideas I may have and so on, that you be over the age of at least 25 years old, as I myself am over that age and then some lol.

I have a strong love for slice of life and writing in historical scenarios too, with one I have an idea for. And I love stories that build and throw in some conflicts, drama and plot twists so the story can remain alive and thriving.

I do have rules though as expected. I’ve been rping now for well over 15 years and I have had the good, the bad and the ugly of every kind.

I am consistent in my replies unless life happens. I am married with a child who has a disability and I also work a full time job so rping is a break from reality for me. But I make time, especially if the story is good.

I do not use AI responses and I would appreciate you don’t use it as well. Use it for pictures? Sure! I do all the time for references. But I HATE responding to an AI post. At that point, I might as well rp with a robot.

I’m open to many ideas as well but again, I do have my rules and feel free to ask about them. I promise I have the experience to create a great story. Thanks for reading!

Hi all! Thanks for reading my request! I ask that if you are interested in some ideas I may have and so on, that you be over the age of at least 25 years old, as I myself am over that age and then some lol.

I have a strong love for slice of life and writing in historical scenarios too, with one I have an idea for. And I love stories that build and throw in some conflicts, drama and plot twists so the story can remain alive and thriving.

I do have rules though as expected. I’ve been rping now for well over 15 years and I have had the good, the bad and the ugly of every kind.

I am consistent in my replies unless life happens. I am married with a child who has a disability and I also work a full time job so rping is a break from reality for me. But I make time, especially if the story is good.

I do not use AI responses and I would appreciate you don’t use it as well. Use it for pictures? Sure! I do all the time for references. But I HATE responding to an AI post. At that point, I might as well rp with a robot.

I’m open to many ideas as well but again, I do have my rules and feel free to ask about them. I promise I have the experience to create a great story. Thanks for reading!

I am looking for someone 25+ male or someone who can play male that is looking for something similar to what I am looking for. Please read these carefully.

1. Be over 25. I feel old rping with a teen. No thank you. Because by then I’m old enough to be your mother. So nope.

2. PLEASE have good grammar! At least be able to type out a word. If you role play like you would text, then don’t bother.

3. Punctuation is a MUST. If you run on a sentence, I have the hardest time trying to understand what you are saying. If I can put a period, so can you.

4. And when I say, “build up or slow burn” I mean let’s take the time to create a story. Not shake hands and end up in the bedroom. C’mon now!

5. Be able to post from 1-however many paragraphs. I love detail and love giving it. Please do the same. Everyone has an off day so I’m not asking for perfection.

6. If you get bored, please just tell me. I would rather work it out and come up with ideas.

7. Come with your own ideas as well. If you let me “lead” the whole time, I will quit entirely. I love sharing ideas!

8. I am married with children so I am NOT looking for any sort of real life romance. This is strictly writing.

9. Please please please do not godmod my character. If so, I will have to stop.

10. Please do not leave me hanging for a day or days. Life gets in the way, I get it. But I will always make time for you so I ask the same. Nothing is worse when I have to chase you for a response.

11. Lastly, I am not replacing any partners I currently have. Just looking for other stories.

12. Oh, and one more thing. I don’t mind using AI. BUT, if you use it for every response where you can’t even use your own imagination, then the rp stops there. And yes, I can tell when it is AI.

I have other stuff but that can be determined. These are my primaries because apparently I am struggling to find someone who can match it. Sorry if this is blunt but, I think I’ve been disappointed enough to be picky. Thanks!

Also bear with me. Reddit does not notify me much when I get messages.

I am looking for someone 25+ male or someone who can play male that is looking for something similar to what I am looking for. Please read these carefully.

1. Be over 25. I feel old rping with a teen. No thank you. Because by then I’m old enough to be your mother. So nope.

2. PLEASE have good grammar! At least be able to type out a word. If you role play like you would text, then don’t bother.

3. Punctuation is a MUST. If you run on a sentence, I have the hardest time trying to understand what you are saying. If I can put a period, so can you.

4. And when I say, “build up or slow burn” I mean let’s take the time to create a story. Not shake hands and end up in the bedroom. C’mon now!

5. Be able to post from 1-however many paragraphs. I love detail and love giving it. Please do the same. Everyone has an off day so I’m not asking for perfection.

6. If you get bored, please just tell me. I would rather work it out and come up with ideas.

7. Come with your own ideas as well. If you let me “lead” the whole time, I will quit entirely. I love sharing ideas!

8. I am married with children so I am NOT looking for any sort of real life romance. This is strictly writing.

9. Please please please do not godmod my character. If so, I will have to stop.

10. Please do not leave me hanging for a day or days. Life gets in the way, I get it. But I will always make time for you so I ask the same. Nothing is worse when I have to chase you for a response.

11. Lastly, I am not replacing any partners I currently have. Just looking for other stories.

12. Oh, and one more thing. I don’t mind using AI. BUT, if you use it for every response where you can’t even use your own imagination, then the rp stops there. And yes, I can tell when it is AI.

I have other stuff but that can be determined. These are my primaries because apparently I am struggling to find someone who can match it. Sorry if this is blunt but, I think I’ve been disappointed enough to be picky. Thanks!

Also bear with me. Reddit does not notify me much when I get messages.

I am looking for someone 25+ male or someone who can play male that is looking for something similar to what I am looking for. Please read these carefully.

1. Be over 25. I feel old rping with a teen. No thank you. Because by then I’m old enough to be your mother. So nope.

2. PLEASE have good grammar! At least be able to type out a word. If you role play like you would text, then don’t bother.

3. Punctuation is a MUST. If you run on a sentence, I have the hardest time trying to understand what you are saying. If I can put a period, so can you.

4. And when I say, “build up or slow burn” I mean let’s take the time to create a story. Not shake hands and end up in the bedroom. C’mon now!

5. Be able to post from 1-however many paragraphs. I love detail and love giving it. Please do the same. Everyone has an off day so I’m not asking for perfection.

6. If you get bored, please just tell me. I would rather work it out and come up with ideas.

7. Come with your own ideas as well. If you let me “lead” the whole time, I will quit entirely. I love sharing ideas!

8. I am married with children so I am NOT looking for any sort of real life romance. This is strictly writing.

9. Please please please do not godmod my character. If so, I will have to stop.

10. Please do not leave me hanging for a day or days. Life gets in the way, I get it. But I will always make time for you so I ask the same. Nothing is worse when I have to chase you for a response.

11. Lastly, I am not replacing any partners I currently have. Just looking for other stories.

12. Oh, and one more thing. I don’t mind using AI. BUT, if you use it for every response where you can’t even use your own imagination, then the rp stops there. And yes, I can tell when it is AI.

I have other stuff but that can be determined. These are my primaries because apparently I am struggling to find someone who can match it. Sorry if this is blunt but, I think I’ve been disappointed enough to be picky. Thanks!

Also bear with me. Reddit does not notify me much when I get messages.

I am looking for someone 25+ male or someone who can play male that is looking for something similar to what I am looking for. Please read these carefully.

1. Be over 25. I feel old rping with a teen. No thank you. Because by then I’m old enough to be your mother. So nope.

2. PLEASE have good grammar! At least be able to type out a word. If you role play like you would text, then don’t bother.

3. Punctuation is a MUST. If you run on a sentence, I have the hardest time trying to understand what you are saying. If I can put a period, so can you.

4. And when I say, “build up or slow burn” I mean let’s take the time to create a story. Not shake hands and end up in the bedroom. C’mon now!

5. Be able to post from 1-however many paragraphs. I love detail and love giving it. Please do the same. Everyone has an off day so I’m not asking for perfection.

6. If you get bored, please just tell me. I would rather work it out and come up with ideas.

7. Come with your own ideas as well. If you let me “lead” the whole time, I will quit entirely. I love sharing ideas!

8. I am married with children so I am NOT looking for any sort of real life romance. This is strictly writing.

9. Please please please do not godmod my character. If so, I will have to stop.

10. Please do not leave me hanging for a day or days. Life gets in the way, I get it. But I will always make time for you so I ask the same. Nothing is worse when I have to chase you for a response.

11. Lastly, I am not replacing any partners I currently have. Just looking for other stories.

12. Oh, and one more thing. I don’t mind using AI. BUT, if you use it for every response where you can’t even use your own imagination, then the rp stops there. And yes, I can tell when it is AI.

I have other stuff but that can be determined. These are my primaries because apparently I am struggling to find someone who can match it. Sorry if this is blunt but, I think I’ve been disappointed enough to be picky. Thanks!

Also bear with me. Reddit does not notify me much when I get messages.

I am looking for someone 25+ male or someone who can play male that is looking for something similar to what I am looking for. Please read these carefully.

1. Be over 25. I feel old rping with a teen. No thank you. Because by then I’m old enough to be your mother. So nope.

2. PLEASE have good grammar! At least be able to type out a word. If you role play like you would text, then don’t bother.

3. Punctuation is a MUST. If you run on a sentence, I have the hardest time trying to understand what you are saying. If I can put a period, so can you.

4. And when I say, “build up or slow burn” I mean let’s take the time to create a story. Not shake hands and end up in the bedroom. C’mon now!

5. Be able to post from 1-however many paragraphs. I love detail and love giving it. Please do the same. Everyone has an off day so I’m not asking for perfection.

6. If you get bored, please just tell me. I would rather work it out and come up with ideas.

7. Come with your own ideas as well. If you let me “lead” the whole time, I will quit entirely. I love sharing ideas!

8. I am married with children so I am NOT looking for any sort of real life romance. This is strictly writing.

9. Please please please do not godmod my character. If so, I will have to stop.

10. Please do not leave me hanging for a day or days. Life gets in the way, I get it. But I will always make time for you so I ask the same. Nothing is worse when I have to chase you for a response.

11. Lastly, I am not replacing any partners I currently have. Just looking for other stories.

12. Oh, and one more thing. I don’t mind using AI. BUT, if you use it for every response where you can’t even use your own imagination, then the rp stops there. And yes, I can tell when it is AI.

I have other stuff but that can be determined. These are my primaries because apparently I am struggling to find someone who can match it. Sorry if this is blunt but, I think I’ve been disappointed enough to be picky. Thanks!

Also bear with me. Reddit does not notify me much when I get messages.

F4M looking for long term SLOW buildup romance rp partner

I am looking for someone 25+ male or someone who can play male that is looking for something similar to what I am looking for. Please read these carefully.

1. Be over 25. I feel old rping with a teen. No thank you. Because by then I’m old enough to be your mother. So nope.

2. PLEASE have good grammar! At least be able to type out a word. If you role play like you would text, then don’t bother.

3. Punctuation is a MUST. If you run on a sentence, I have the hardest time trying to understand what you are saying. If I can put a period, so can you.

4. And when I say, “build up or slow burn” I mean let’s take the time to create a story. Not shake hands and end up in the bedroom. C’mon now!

5. Be able to post from 1-however many paragraphs. I love detail and love giving it. Please do the same. Everyone has an off day so I’m not asking for perfection.

6. If you get bored, please just tell me. I would rather work it out and come up with ideas.

7. Come with your own ideas as well. If you let me “lead” the whole time, I will quit entirely. I love sharing ideas!

8. I am married with children so I am NOT looking for any sort of real life romance. This is strictly writing.

9. Please please please do not godmod my character. If so, I will have to stop.

10. Please do not leave me hanging for a day or days. Life gets in the way, I get it. But I will always make time for you so I ask the same. Nothing is worse when I have to chase you for a response.

11. Lastly, I am not replacing any partners I currently have. Just looking for other stories.

12. Oh, and one more thing. I don’t mind using AI. BUT, if you use it for every response where you can’t even use your own imagination, then the rp stops there. And yes, I can tell when it is AI.

I have other stuff but that can be determined. These are my primaries because apparently I am struggling to find someone who can match it. Sorry if this is blunt but, I think I’ve been disappointed enough to be picky. Thanks!

Also bear with me. Reddit does not notify me much when I get messages.

I am looking for someone 25+ male or someone who can play male that is looking for something similar to what I am looking for. Please read these carefully.

1. Be over 25. I feel old rping with a teen. No thank you. Because by then I’m old enough to be your mother. So nope.

2. PLEASE have good grammar! At least be able to type out a word. If you role play like you would text, then don’t bother.

3. Punctuation is a MUST. If you run on a sentence, I have the hardest time trying to understand what you are saying. If I can put a period, so can you.

4. And when I say, “build up or slow burn” I mean let’s take the time to create a story. Not shake hands and end up in the bedroom. C’mon now!

5. Be able to post from 1-however many paragraphs. I love detail and love giving it. Please do the same. Everyone has an off day so I’m not asking for perfection.

6. If you get bored, please just tell me. I would rather work it out and come up with ideas.

7. Come with your own ideas as well. If you let me “lead” the whole time, I will quit entirely. I love sharing ideas!

8. I am married with children so I am NOT looking for any sort of real life romance. This is strictly writing.

9. Please please please do not godmod my character. If so, I will have to stop.

10. Please do not leave me hanging for a day or days. Life gets in the way, I get it. But I will always make time for you so I ask the same. Nothing is worse when I have to chase you for a response.

11. Lastly, I am not replacing any partners I currently have. Just looking for other stories.

I have other stuff but that can be determined. These are my primaries because apparently I am struggling to find someone who can match it. Sorry if this is blunt but, I think I’ve been disappointed enough to be picky. Thanks!

Also bear with me. Reddit does not notify me much when I get messages.

I am looking for someone 25+ male or someone who can play male that is looking for something similar to what I am looking for. Please read these carefully.

1. Be over 25. I feel old rping with a teen. No thank you. Because by then I’m old enough to be your mother. So nope.

2. PLEASE have good grammar! At least be able to type out a word. If you role play like you would text, then don’t bother.

3. Punctuation is a MUST. If you run on a sentence, I have the hardest time trying to understand what you are saying. If I can put a period, so can you.

4. And when I say, “build up or slow burn” I mean let’s take the time to create a story. Not shake hands and end up in the bedroom. C’mon now!

5. Be able to post from 1-however many paragraphs. I love detail and love giving it. Please do the same. Everyone has an off day so I’m not asking for perfection.

6. If you get bored, please just tell me. I would rather work it out and come up with ideas.

7. Come with your own ideas as well. If you let me “lead” the whole time, I will quit entirely. I love sharing ideas!

8. I am married with children so I am NOT looking for any sort of real life romance. This is strictly writing.

9. Please please please do not godmod my character. If so, I will have to stop.

10. Please do not leave me hanging for a day or days. Life gets in the way, I get it. But I will always make time for you so I ask the same. Nothing is worse when I have to chase you for a response.

11. Lastly, I am not replacing any partners I currently have. Just looking for other stories.

I have other stuff but that can be determined. These are my primaries because apparently I am struggling to find someone who can match it. Sorry if this is blunt but, I think I’ve been disappointed enough to be picky. Thanks!

Also bear with me. Reddit does not notify me much when I get messages.