Helloooo. <3
I am once again searching for a long term writing partner because I've been struck by the overwhelming urge to take two fictional people with perfectly manageable problems and convince them that communication is actually the worst possible solution.
I'm 21, UK based, and write in a literate to novella style. I enjoy detailed replies, character focused stories, emotional tension, and spending an unreasonable amount of time analysing why somebody stared out of a window slightly differently than usual.
I mainly write modern settings, drama, slice of life, and grounded supernatural stories. Give me flawed characters making questionable decisions and I'll happily spend the next six months emotionally attached to them.
A quick note before we get into ideas: I write female lead characters only, but I'm happy to write opposite characters of any gender.
Some story dynamics I always come back to:
- Former friends forced back into each other's lives.
- Rich × poor.
- Success × failure.
- Thriving × barely holding it together.
- A public figure × someone completely unimpressed by them.
- A retired athlete trying to rebuild their life after a career-ending injury.
- A widowed parent learning how to move forward.
- Rivals who never quite learned how to be normal around each other.
- Two people who insist they dislike each other despite overwhelming evidence otherwise.
If a story revolves around complicated histories, contrasting personalities, misunderstandings, personal growth, difficult choices, or characters repeatedly making life harder for themselves, I'm probably interested.
One of my favourite dynamics is an emotionally guarded woman paired with an endlessly optimistic person who somehow ends up becoming part of her life despite her best efforts.
I also love plotting outside of the RP because that's honestly half the fun.
I enjoy building supporting casts, families, friendships, workplaces, recurring jokes, and all the little details that make a world feel lived in (AKA I spend far too much time on Pinterest).
If you enjoy collaborative storytelling, detailed writing, slow burn character development, and getting far too invested in fictional people making spectacularly bad decisions, I think we'd get along.