Hello, dear creator!
Thanks so much for making me a thing! I'm sure I will love it. Lady/lady smut is one of my fave things, so we're already off to a fabulous start.
I am a bookish, mostly-lesbian, 38-year-old lady living in the East Bay (Northern California). General fictional loves of mine include: formidable yet complex women being formidable and complex together; sex writing that is emotionally nuanced and/or ratchets up the narrative tension more than it resolves it; unreliable narrators; atmospheric settings; lovely turns of phrase; strong narrative voices and weird narrative experiments. Art-wise I love beautiful clothes, gorgeous light, poses that capture a particular dynamic, mood, or tension between or among characters, or which make you wonder what is about to happen. Style-wise a lot of the stuff I read & write is grounded in the 1890s through 1920s, so any Arts & Crafts, Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Expressionist, Cubist, or otherwise Modernist influences are always delightful to me.
If you are a visual artist, I apologize that my wants/do not wants sections and the fandom-specific prompts are more geared toward fic than art. I am a writer and that's kind of the way my brain works. But I've tried to include some elements that would translate to visual art, especially in the "Likes (sexual)" section. And rest assured that I
love receiving visual art in these kinds of exchanges; it seems so magical & wonderful to me, I can't even tell you.
Also, I'm aware that a lot of my narrative likes & fandom-specific prompts tend toward the in-depth character study, and that that might require a longer word count than you really want to commit to on this relatively short short time scale. Rest assured that 1,000 words of porn sans deep character insight will be very welcome. The in-depth character dynamics stuff is just where my brain goes, so I've included it in case you do want to go that route.
Likes (general): Navigating difficult relationships and not doing a super great job of it; elements of con artistry or keeping things from one another; growing emotional/sexual attachment which is neither negated by nor negates the baggage characters may have with each other; putting in the work to repair, or even just be present with, damaged relationships; unexpected moments of tenderness that surprise and perhaps dismay the participants; established relationships; asymmetrical three-way relationships, or triangular formations where two people are fucking about a third person; characters who have a lot of history together and are doing their best to navigate that; relationships which are sexual but not necessarily romantic, or which straddle the line between romance and something else (friendship, enemyship, collegialism, etc.) and are thus difficult to accurately define.
Likes (sexual): rough sex; fight sex; D/s and S/M elements that are more spontaneous rather than super ritualized or formalized (see "Do Not Want" section for more detail—note that "spontaneous" doesn't have to mean "poorly negotiated," although if less-than-model kink negotiation is what works best for the story you're telling, please feel free: imperfect communication happens all the time in real life and realistic imperfection is part of what makes porn hot IMO); pain play; spanking & impact play; biting; finger-sucking; clothing porn (I adore clothes and fabric: feel free to dwell on them); improvised restraints, especially using clothing items; fisting; edging; dry-humping/scissoring; anal play (so often neglected in F/F porn!), oral through clothing; knife play (especially in
Killing Eve, or Fen-related
Magicians pairings).
Do not want (combined): Babies, small children, or pregnancy; animal death or violence/cruelty toward animals; scat; erasure of canonical bisexuality; rape that is passed off by the narrative as consensual sex (exploring problematic consent in a thoughtful way is fine); omegaverse; soulmate AUs. With a partial exception for
The Magicians (more detail below), in stories that deal with canonical trauma or grief, I'd prefer that those elements be taken seriously rather than papered over. Since we're talking specifically about M- or E-rated stories here, I'd rather read about sex that's a messy part of the messy relationship negotiation or healing process, than sex that only happens after the characters have completely resolved all their issues and come out the other side. Super ritualized BDSM elements (elaborate scenes with lots of setup; codified rules about how submissives must act/address their dominants, with agreed-upon punishment for infringement of said rules, all-BDSM AUs) don't really do it for me, although less formalized power-exchange or power-struggle definitely do.
Requests
( Killing Eve (any): )
( The Magicians (Marina/anyone, Margo/anyone, Julia/Kady, Zelda/Sheila, Zelda/Sheila/Alice): )
( The Good Place (any): )
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