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Finn
| basic information |
name: Finn Ackerman
nicknames: none
age: 19-21
birthday: October 15
sexuality: gay
gender: male, he/him
| appearance |
height: 5’5
weight: 113 lbs
build: slim but slightly toned
hair: half brown, half blond
eyes: brown
tattoos: none
piercings: two lobe piercings
distinguishing features: his hair
| lifestyle |
good habits: he has good personal hygiene and pays his bills on time.
bad habits: He’s impulsive and does many things without thinking about it first, he also pickpockets quite often and avoids confrontation.
addictions: caffeine
medications: none
allergies: none
occupation: A small convenience store.
social/economic class: middle class.
housing: he lives with his mom, alternatively in a small apartment in the city.
roommates:
significant belongings: his collection of stolen watches.
| personality |
general description: Finn is sort of a mixed bag. He can be sweet, but he might also be stealing the watch off your wrist. He has a bad habit of lying and often does it compulsively as a way of avoiding confrontation or as a way of keeping people at a distance. After getting to know him though, assuming anyone is able to, he can be kind and he’s incredibly loyal to those he loves. He also tends to be flirtatious and overconfident.
likes: vintage watches, small trinkets, mice (he has 2 pet mice), gold, fairy lights, vinyl records.
dislikes: seafood, loud music, small dogs, people who attempt to call him out.
hobbies: reading, vinyl collecting, archery.
long-term goals: he doesn’t have many long-term goals.
fears: heights, sharp objects.
| backstory |
Finn grew up in a middle-class house with his mom. His dad was never really in the picture, but his grandparents were rich and his mom was a lawyer so he never had to worry about money. His relationship with his mom was always rocky, but his upbringing was fairly stable nonetheless. In his early teens, Finn developed a theft problem. It started out with little things, stealing little keepsakes from his grandparents’ and relatives’ houses, and taking candy from the store, and it progressed as he grew older. When he was around fourteen, he learned to pickpocket, and though he was caught a few times, he was never charged. Since then, he’s become pretty good at it and most of the time people don’t even notice. He also became better at lying as he aged, making up stories about his life and family, or just stretching the truth a little to gain sympathy. He lost friends because of it, but the ones who stuck with him through it he holds close and there are a select few people who he respects enough not to lie or steal from, he just has never given that to strangers.
| alternative faceclaim |
www.pinterest.com/pin/645633296599994286/
name: Finn Ackerman
nicknames: none
age: 19-21
birthday: October 15
sexuality: gay
gender: male, he/him
| appearance |
height: 5’5
weight: 113 lbs
build: slim but slightly toned
hair: half brown, half blond
eyes: brown
tattoos: none
piercings: two lobe piercings
distinguishing features: his hair
| lifestyle |
good habits: he has good personal hygiene and pays his bills on time.
bad habits: He’s impulsive and does many things without thinking about it first, he also pickpockets quite often and avoids confrontation.
addictions: caffeine
medications: none
allergies: none
occupation: A small convenience store.
social/economic class: middle class.
housing: he lives with his mom, alternatively in a small apartment in the city.
roommates:
significant belongings: his collection of stolen watches.
| personality |
general description: Finn is sort of a mixed bag. He can be sweet, but he might also be stealing the watch off your wrist. He has a bad habit of lying and often does it compulsively as a way of avoiding confrontation or as a way of keeping people at a distance. After getting to know him though, assuming anyone is able to, he can be kind and he’s incredibly loyal to those he loves. He also tends to be flirtatious and overconfident.
likes: vintage watches, small trinkets, mice (he has 2 pet mice), gold, fairy lights, vinyl records.
dislikes: seafood, loud music, small dogs, people who attempt to call him out.
hobbies: reading, vinyl collecting, archery.
long-term goals: he doesn’t have many long-term goals.
fears: heights, sharp objects.
| backstory |
Finn grew up in a middle-class house with his mom. His dad was never really in the picture, but his grandparents were rich and his mom was a lawyer so he never had to worry about money. His relationship with his mom was always rocky, but his upbringing was fairly stable nonetheless. In his early teens, Finn developed a theft problem. It started out with little things, stealing little keepsakes from his grandparents’ and relatives’ houses, and taking candy from the store, and it progressed as he grew older. When he was around fourteen, he learned to pickpocket, and though he was caught a few times, he was never charged. Since then, he’s become pretty good at it and most of the time people don’t even notice. He also became better at lying as he aged, making up stories about his life and family, or just stretching the truth a little to gain sympathy. He lost friends because of it, but the ones who stuck with him through it he holds close and there are a select few people who he respects enough not to lie or steal from, he just has never given that to strangers.
| alternative faceclaim |
www.pinterest.com/pin/645633296599994286/
Plots
| Please keep in mind that all of my available characters are bottoms |
| 1 |
Muse A is hot, confident, probably a bit full of himself, he's got guys and girls falling at his feet and he can have anyone he wants, except for one boy. Muse b isn't interested in a relationship, he's independent, blunt, and can't be bothered with Muse A, even though the guys been asking him out for weeks, he assumes he wants to sleep together once or date for a week and check him off the list, he's not having it. Finally, Muse B strikes up a deal: They'll hang out, kiss, cuddle, make up stupid pet names, send good morning and good night texts, go on dates, have play fights, the whole bit, but there's a catch. The first person to fall in love loses and pays the winner one hundred dollars. Muse A never turns down a bet, so he accepts, but soon staying out of love with Muse B is proving to be a harder task than he thought. (When the drama runs out, be prepared to help add on to the plot as we go)
| 2 |
Muse A isn't someone you want to mess with, He's gruff and cold and hateful and most people are pretty scared of him. Muse B loves to push people's buttons, he's playful and sarcastic and can't help but get on Muse A's nerves. (This could work in a lot of different ones. We could do something with a criminal or Muse A could just be a scary dude who gets in fights or something. They could be best friends, or barely know each other, there's a lot of room for building on it.)
| 3 |
Two roommates absolutely hate each other. They insult and piss each other off constantly. They're both stubborn and don't want to apologize or try to be friendly because that would just be too easy. When Muse A finds out that Muse B's boyfriend is hitting him though, he can't stand the thought of letting him stay in a relationship where he's getting hurt constantly, he realizes he may care about him more than he originally thought.
| 4 |
Muse A and Muse B were married on the playground when they were 8; they shared a kiss that lasted all of half a second and then stayed married for a maximum of a week. They were best friends til then, but broke up and grew apart. Muse A runs with a popular crowd, he's charismatic and attractive, loved by all. Muse B found a smaller group to reside with, artsy kids who paint and listen to weird music and probably smoke pot behind the school. Coincidentally, they both end up at the same party, and when Muse B's group runs off and Muse A's group is dancing but he doesn't want to be, they end up talking and come to realize they could still be friends despite their differences. A gets incredibly drunk and professes his love for B, B's left deciding whether to tell him in the morning or not. (Side note: This could really be set in high school or college, I don't care)
| 5 |
Character A is loud, rambunctious, and cannot help but pick a fight with every guy who could beat him to a pulp. He’s disagreeable and insulting, and on top of all that, a terrible liar. He’s not a smooth talker and hasn’t got an ounce of charm to speak of, actually, most of the time his attempts to backpedal just pull him further into the hole he dug for himself. Luckily, Character B has been taking on fights for him for as long as either of them can remember. B is easily annoyed and a bit hotheaded, but that doesn’t seem to apply to A. Even if A does tend to get on his nerves from time to time, B wouldn’t trade anything for him. Their affection may look more like constant bickering and it may be filled with dysfunction, but they’ve always been best friends. The only problem is, A is starting to fall in love with him and he’s not quite sure how to feel about that, much less how to tell him.
| 6 |
Character A works as an escort. He’s used to accompanying wealthy men to fancy dinners, upscale events, and occasionally a weekend vacation. He’ll be just about anything his client wants: An overpaid friend, An underqualified therapist, and most commonly, a sex toy. His life isn’t perfect, sure, he always has to go back to his tiny apartment at the end of the day with all its cracks and water damage, but he makes enough to eat. Character B is a new client, he’s only paid for A once or twice, but one night he makes him a deal. He asks A to move in and work for him exclusively and semi-permanently, paying for almost any expense that A requests, the only catch is that B would nearly own him.
| 7 |
Character A is a pickpocket and a compulsive liar. He tends to get away with it because he’s cute and can usually lie his way out of any predicament. One day though, he gets caught by the wrong person. Character B is a detective who didn’t have anything to do with A originally, though he sees A slipping off someone’s watch on a busy sidewalk and catches up with him to confront him. When A also tries to steal from B, he’s called out on it and tries to back himself out of it with his usual sympathy story about his brother being in jail and his absentee father and mother who works a minimum wage job all while on the verge of fake tears. It works alright, although now A has caught B’s attention and can’t seem to shake him.
| 8 |
Character A is generally pretty reserved and prefers to stay home most Friday nights. Somehow, his best friend drags him out to a coffee shop where a small local band is playing. They’re not too loud or painful to listen to, in fact, A actually really likes their music. Character B is the lead singer and takes a liking to A when he comes up after the performance to tell him he liked it and ask if they have any recorded music which turns into an unexpectedly long conversation over a few cups of coffee while A’s friend may or may not be hooking up with the drummer backstage.
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best friends
internet friends
bad boy x good boy
bad boy x bad boy
roommates that hate each other
friends with benefits and one of the falls in love
unpopular x popular
truth or dare/spin the bottle
older brothers best friend x the little brother
all boys boarding school
bully x nerd
enemies to lovers
pirates
prince x knight
| 1 |
Muse A is hot, confident, probably a bit full of himself, he's got guys and girls falling at his feet and he can have anyone he wants, except for one boy. Muse b isn't interested in a relationship, he's independent, blunt, and can't be bothered with Muse A, even though the guys been asking him out for weeks, he assumes he wants to sleep together once or date for a week and check him off the list, he's not having it. Finally, Muse B strikes up a deal: They'll hang out, kiss, cuddle, make up stupid pet names, send good morning and good night texts, go on dates, have play fights, the whole bit, but there's a catch. The first person to fall in love loses and pays the winner one hundred dollars. Muse A never turns down a bet, so he accepts, but soon staying out of love with Muse B is proving to be a harder task than he thought. (When the drama runs out, be prepared to help add on to the plot as we go)
| 2 |
Muse A isn't someone you want to mess with, He's gruff and cold and hateful and most people are pretty scared of him. Muse B loves to push people's buttons, he's playful and sarcastic and can't help but get on Muse A's nerves. (This could work in a lot of different ones. We could do something with a criminal or Muse A could just be a scary dude who gets in fights or something. They could be best friends, or barely know each other, there's a lot of room for building on it.)
| 3 |
Two roommates absolutely hate each other. They insult and piss each other off constantly. They're both stubborn and don't want to apologize or try to be friendly because that would just be too easy. When Muse A finds out that Muse B's boyfriend is hitting him though, he can't stand the thought of letting him stay in a relationship where he's getting hurt constantly, he realizes he may care about him more than he originally thought.
| 4 |
Muse A and Muse B were married on the playground when they were 8; they shared a kiss that lasted all of half a second and then stayed married for a maximum of a week. They were best friends til then, but broke up and grew apart. Muse A runs with a popular crowd, he's charismatic and attractive, loved by all. Muse B found a smaller group to reside with, artsy kids who paint and listen to weird music and probably smoke pot behind the school. Coincidentally, they both end up at the same party, and when Muse B's group runs off and Muse A's group is dancing but he doesn't want to be, they end up talking and come to realize they could still be friends despite their differences. A gets incredibly drunk and professes his love for B, B's left deciding whether to tell him in the morning or not. (Side note: This could really be set in high school or college, I don't care)
| 5 |
Character A is loud, rambunctious, and cannot help but pick a fight with every guy who could beat him to a pulp. He’s disagreeable and insulting, and on top of all that, a terrible liar. He’s not a smooth talker and hasn’t got an ounce of charm to speak of, actually, most of the time his attempts to backpedal just pull him further into the hole he dug for himself. Luckily, Character B has been taking on fights for him for as long as either of them can remember. B is easily annoyed and a bit hotheaded, but that doesn’t seem to apply to A. Even if A does tend to get on his nerves from time to time, B wouldn’t trade anything for him. Their affection may look more like constant bickering and it may be filled with dysfunction, but they’ve always been best friends. The only problem is, A is starting to fall in love with him and he’s not quite sure how to feel about that, much less how to tell him.
| 6 |
Character A works as an escort. He’s used to accompanying wealthy men to fancy dinners, upscale events, and occasionally a weekend vacation. He’ll be just about anything his client wants: An overpaid friend, An underqualified therapist, and most commonly, a sex toy. His life isn’t perfect, sure, he always has to go back to his tiny apartment at the end of the day with all its cracks and water damage, but he makes enough to eat. Character B is a new client, he’s only paid for A once or twice, but one night he makes him a deal. He asks A to move in and work for him exclusively and semi-permanently, paying for almost any expense that A requests, the only catch is that B would nearly own him.
| 7 |
Character A is a pickpocket and a compulsive liar. He tends to get away with it because he’s cute and can usually lie his way out of any predicament. One day though, he gets caught by the wrong person. Character B is a detective who didn’t have anything to do with A originally, though he sees A slipping off someone’s watch on a busy sidewalk and catches up with him to confront him. When A also tries to steal from B, he’s called out on it and tries to back himself out of it with his usual sympathy story about his brother being in jail and his absentee father and mother who works a minimum wage job all while on the verge of fake tears. It works alright, although now A has caught B’s attention and can’t seem to shake him.
| 8 |
Character A is generally pretty reserved and prefers to stay home most Friday nights. Somehow, his best friend drags him out to a coffee shop where a small local band is playing. They’re not too loud or painful to listen to, in fact, A actually really likes their music. Character B is the lead singer and takes a liking to A when he comes up after the performance to tell him he liked it and ask if they have any recorded music which turns into an unexpectedly long conversation over a few cups of coffee while A’s friend may or may not be hooking up with the drummer backstage.
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best friends
internet friends
bad boy x good boy
bad boy x bad boy
roommates that hate each other
friends with benefits and one of the falls in love
unpopular x popular
truth or dare/spin the bottle
older brothers best friend x the little brother
all boys boarding school
bully x nerd
enemies to lovers
pirates
prince x knight
Rules
-3 lines to 6-7 paragraphs is my average range, I'm able to match my partner the majority of the time and am capable of writing more.
-3rd person past tense is pretty much a must.
-please make your writing readable, I can let grammar issues slide, but if I can't read it, that's a problem.
-I'll do a lot, just make sure we go over kinks beforehand if there's anything out of the ordinary you're interested in doing. I don't do anything with siblings, extreme pain, electrocution, and I won't really do anything with bodily fluids like peeing, sorry, I'm just not the guy for that.
-I only rp with guys, although if you're a girl with a male character, I might be able to make an exception.
-I mostly do romance, so just be aware of that and I'm okay with doing darker themes. Please no graphically depicted sexual assault, and especially not between the two main love interests, but if it's just mentioned as a part of a character's past, it's fine.
-3rd person past tense is pretty much a must.
-please make your writing readable, I can let grammar issues slide, but if I can't read it, that's a problem.
-I'll do a lot, just make sure we go over kinks beforehand if there's anything out of the ordinary you're interested in doing. I don't do anything with siblings, extreme pain, electrocution, and I won't really do anything with bodily fluids like peeing, sorry, I'm just not the guy for that.
-I only rp with guys, although if you're a girl with a male character, I might be able to make an exception.
-I mostly do romance, so just be aware of that and I'm okay with doing darker themes. Please no graphically depicted sexual assault, and especially not between the two main love interests, but if it's just mentioned as a part of a character's past, it's fine.