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[04 Mar 2011|12:36am] |
![[info]](https://www.insanejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif) flipthefrog
Older man/younger woman romantic line? I was seeing someone with a classy yet cool look about him, someone like Adrien Brody or Cillian Murphy.
More than willing to discuss the details via custom.
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[04 Mar 2011|01:31am] |
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Boredness takes over. Line ideas anyone? I'm open to pretty much anything at this point.
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[04 Mar 2011|10:35am] |
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can i get a romantic interest for this girl? she's placed in flipthefrog. willing to discuss details through a custom.
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[04 Mar 2011|06:33pm] |
At the risk of following the trend, I'd love a Kurt/Blaine line. The twist is that I'm not looking for pure fluff or even mostly fluff. This is definitely one of those pairings that could easily end up in the "happy-go-lucky" category, and while that's great for a weekly TV show, it would get pretty monotonous for me in a long-term storyline. There's no denying the cute, but I need drama, angst, sexual tension (and eventually a little kink of some sort) and conflict to balance it out, and I want a partner (or two) who's eager to contribute ideas to keep the plot fresh. If you're one of those "idk, whatever you want" people, I'm not the writer for you. OOC discussion posts are almost as important to me as scening because, at least in my personal experience, communication helps a storyline last. If you love to brainstorm, come up with plot twists, and NPC other characters as needed to flesh out the world our characters live in, I might be the writer for you!
But hold up a a second. Before we get into planning anything, I'd really prefer to exchange scene samples. There's not much worse than sketching out an amazing storyline and then having your start ignored or feeling guilty that you're having trouble replying to someone else's because your styles just don't "click." They don't have to be Glee-specific, I just want to avoid that discomfort or disappointment if at all possible. Character-wise, I'm willing to play either, but here's the catch, especially if you want to play Kurt: I don't play strict top/bottom or sub/dom roles in bed or out of it. If you're looking for fairytale romance, this isn't it, because Blaine isn't Prince Charming and Kurt isn't Sleeping Beauty. They've both got a lot of hangups and dysfunction, and one-sided advances/initiative just aren't going to do it. If you want me to play Blaine, make sure your Kurt brings his sass, his wit, and his nerve. There's nothing that kills a line faster than a wilting flower.
Drop me a comment in my journal if you're interested! Threading only, please. Multiple responses welcome.
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