.RULE ONE.
HOW INTERACTIONS HAPPEN AND WITH WHOM.This blog is multiverse-friendly, crossover-welcoming, and open to original characters (OCs), canon muses, and a wide range of fandoms and dynamics. I approach writing with creative flexibility and a love for exploring unique interactions—but with that said, I also recognize the importance of genuine muse compatibility.It’s not just about whether our characters exist in the same universe or ship dynamic—it’s about whether their personalities, storylines, and emotional energies complement each other in a way that naturally fuels writing and encourages interaction.For that reason, please note that I don’t automatically follow back every blog. If I feel like our muses may not be a good match or I can’t see a meaningful direction for interaction, I may choose not to follow—or to unfollow over time. This is never meant to be personal or dismissive; rather, it is a necessary part of maintaining a focused, creatively fulfilling, and emotionally manageable writing space.Additionally, if you’re interacting from a side blog, I kindly request that you please let me know what your main account is—either by including it in your rules, posting it as a pinned message, or simply sending a message.This helps me avoid confusion, ensures I know who I’m speaking to, and allows me to follow the correct account for mutual interaction. I have absolutely no issue with side blogs at all (I run a few myself), but I do appreciate clarity and transparency so I don’t accidentally mistake your blog for an inactive or impersonal connection.To be clear: I love meeting new writers, forming new plotlines, and expanding the network of muses in my universe. But because I am very invested in the emotional and narrative dynamics I build, I tend to be more selective in who I write with over time—not out of elitism, but simply because I value quality over quantity.If we click, if our muses find rhythm, if even one thread sparks something compelling between us—you can absolutely expect me to be eager and loyal as a writing partner.At the end of the day, all I ask for is mutual interest, mutual effort, and mutual respect. If we’re both invested, I’ll meet you there with everything I’ve got. If not, that’s okay too.I wish everyone the best in their own corners of the RP world, and I genuinely appreciate every single person who stops by to see what this blog is about..RULE TWO.
POST FORMATTING AND REPLY ETIQUETTE.I genuinely try to respond to threads as soon as possible, but it’s essential to understand that muses can be unpredictable. Sometimes inspiration hits hard, and sometimes it doesn’t.If it’s been about a week without a reply or an update on a thread we’re working on, you are more than welcome to check in with me—whether through Tumblr or Discord. I truly appreciate the reminder and will never take offense at a gentle nudge.That being said, there is a hard line I need to draw: please do not badger me, guilt-trip me, or harass me—or anyone I write with. If that happens, it will result in an immediate block.Just because you may see me actively replying to other threads or engaging with specific blogs does not mean I’ve forgotten about you. It also does not serve as an open invitation to pressure me into replying to you on your timeline. I write where the muse leads.This is my blog, which means this is my creative space and my hobby. Writing brings me joy, clarity, and peace—and I will not allow anyone to compromise that experience.If you understand and respect that, we’ll get along just fine, and I genuinely look forward to getting to know you and your muses.Now, regarding formatting: I tend to write longer replies, but please don’t feel obligated to match my length. All I ask is that you give me something I can work with—one or two well-written paragraphs is absolutely perfect.When I’m on a desktop or a laptop, you might see me use banners, GIFs, or styled text, but that’s just personal flair. None of that is required or expected from you.If my response style ever poses an issue, just let me know, and I’ll do what I can to accommodate. I have no formatting preferences for others—use GIFs, use plain text, write short or long—it’s all welcome.At the end of the day, I’m here to write with you—the aesthetics are just a fun bonus. Let’s respect each other’s process and enjoy the writing journey together.I truly appreciate your understanding!.RULE THREE.
ASK MEMESYou’re always welcome—and genuinely encouraged—to send in as many asks as you’d like! I truly enjoy receiving them, especially since ask memes serve as a casual and accessible icebreaker, which can be incredibly helpful for anyone who struggles with social anxiety or finds it intimidating to jump straight into DMs or plot discussions.If you’re one of those people, you’re absolutely not alone—and this is a judgment-free zone.That said, please keep in mind that while I love ask memes and inbox interactions, responses may not be immediate. Depending on my energy, muse, or real-life demands, it might take a bit of time for me to get back to you. I sincerely appreciate your patience.Additionally, I reserve the right to delete asks—whether due to a lack of muse, inspiration, or if the content is inappropriate. I’ll always try to approach these with kindness, but I hope this is understood.Now, when it comes to ask memes, it’s essential to know that they will be reposted as separate threads and should be treated as the official starter post for that muse.These memes aren’t just quick replies—they’re my way of opening the door to a deeper connection between our characters. They’re how I build out new threads when starting from scratch is difficult. Please treat them with the same level of engagement and attention that you would a traditional starter post.Since this is a multi-muse blog, please be sure to indicate which of your muses is speaking if you’re sending from a multimuse blog. Likewise, please specify which of my muses the ask is directed toward.Otherwise, I’ll either respond with one of my currently active muses at random or—if I’m unsure—I may not respond at all. It’s never personal, it just helps me tailor the reply more accurately when I know who the ask is meant for.Thank you again for your interest and interaction. Every message means a lot!.RULE FOUR.
IMPORTANT RULE REGARDING ASK MEMES & INTERACTION PLEASE READ BEFORE SENDING IN MEMES.When you send an ask meme to any of my blogs, main or sideblog,IT IS DIRE TO UNDERSTAND THAT YOU ARE INITIATING A FORM OF INTERACTION BETWEEN THE TWO OF US AND THE MUSES INVOLVED.Whether the meme is directed toward a specific muse or left open-ended, I will often have a muse reply at random or based on inspiration.If I respond by reposting your ask as a new thread and tagging your blog, that post is NOT a standalone meme answer. It is not just a fun little blurb to be liked and ignored. It is, in every way that matters, the same as a traditional starter post.Please understand the following:✶ THAT POST IS MY ATTEMPT TO START WRITING WITH YOU.✶ THAT POST IS YOUR MUSE’S ENTRY POINT INTO A NEW CONNECTION.✶ THAT POST IS A STARTER THREAD.
If you regularly ignore these responses while continuing to send memes to my inbox, especially without communicating why you’re not engaging, that tells me one thing loud and clear:✶ YOU'RE NOT INTERESTED IN WRITING WITH MY MUSES
And that’s okay! But it also means the likelihood of future interactions, memes being answered, or plotting between our blogs will decrease—sometimes significantly.✶WHY DOES THIS MATTER SO MUCH?
I do not succeed very much when it comes to writing blind or unguided starter posts for mutuals without any plot direction or established connection.For that reason, Ask memes are one of the primary ways I build new dynamics. 95% of my muse connections are born from these threads.When I turn a meme answer into a starter-style post, it means I am genuinely trying to engage with your muse and hoping you’ll want to engage with mine.Please treat those threads with the same respect and effort you’d expect if I had dropped a full-blown starter in your inbox..RULE FIVE.
BOUNDARIES AND PERSONAL WRITING PREFERENCES & STYLE.When it comes to writing, I do not require replies to perfectly match my own length. That’s not the point. Everyone has different writing speeds, different emotional energy, and varying levels of muse inspiration. However, what I do require — firmly and without exception — is that I am given something substantial to work with.That means at least one solid, descriptive paragraph that gives me insight into your muse’s thoughts, actions, setting, or tone. I cannot and will not engage with responses that consist of a single vague line or a few words lacking detail.I do not write in first person.
I do not use action asterisks.
I do not post responses that skip quotation marks.I structure my writing like prose — like fiction, and I expect at least a minimal level of formatting and energy to be returned. If this isn’t your style, that’s okay. It doesn’t mean you’re a bad writer — but it does mean we are not stylistically compatible, and I will likely unfollow your blog.No hard feelings. It’s just how I protect my muse, my time, and the dashboard I engage with.Additionally, while I do not have any significant issues with NSFW content or smut on the dash — in fact, I am smut-friendly — there are limits. If I notice that the vast majority of your posts or reblogs are excessively explicit, mainly if they include explicit visual content that is not under a read-more or cut, and especially if that post becomes part of an active thread and continues to circulate?I’m sorry, but that crosses a line for me. Some visuals are disturbing or jarring, and I cannot afford to be flooded by that type of content. This isn’t about censorship — it’s about boundaries. If I encounter that repeatedly, I will issue a hard block with no warning. My comfort and mental well-being are my top priority.Now let’s be absolutely clear about one thing: My muses are not here to be sex objects. They are not written for the sole purpose of sexual content. Yes, I allow smut. Yes, I enjoy well-written, emotionally grounded NSFW threads.But I do not write Porn Without Plot. I will not entertain sexual writing unless there is an established relationship, chemistry, or emotional dynamic already brewing between the characters — even if the thread itself starts smutty. There must be something beyond physical desire. That is non-negotiable.It must also be said — though it deeply saddens me to have to clarify this — that I do not write with people who are only here for a muse’s faceclaim. If you followed me because my muse happens to be represented by an actor or actress you find attractive — and your sole reason for engagement is rooted in that surface-level appeal — you are in the wrong place.Yes, I get it. Some people are sexy. But that is not why my muses exist. I don’t cast faceclaims based on hotness. I cast them based on mannerisms, vocal tone, aesthetic energy, emotional presence, and how they visually or spiritually represent the characters I’m writing. To write with me, you need to understand the muse, not just the model.Faceclaim-chasing is not just lazy — it’s insulting. If you interact with my blog and fixate on the looks of my muses while ignoring everything about their personality, backstory, or development, then please unfollow me.Or better yet, don’t follow me to begin with. I am here to collaborate, to world-build, to write flawed and fascinating characters with depth. I’m not here to fulfill fantasies, write kink-on-command, or be anyone’s source of thirst content.I create characters to tell stories, not to fulfill someone’s personal fantasy. If you’re not reading bios, not engaging with plotlines, and not reciprocating effort — we’re not going to vibe. I mean that with full respect and zero apology.If all of this makes sense to you, if you’re here to create together, to explore characters emotionally and narratively, to build tension and history and mess — then we’re golden.However, if not, if any part of this feels like too much effort or a limitation, I gently but firmly ask you to redirect your energy elsewhere. I value what I bring to the table, and I ask that you do, too..RULE SIX.
I DO NOT FORGET PEOPLE ON PURPOSE!I want to be fully transparent about something that’s extremely important to me as a writer and a person: just because you see me consistently replying to specific individuals does not mean I’m purposely ignoring anyone else.More often than not, those replies are the result of long-standing friendships, established comfort levels, or ongoing creative momentum with those particular muses. It’s not about favoritism—it’s about connection and flow, which naturally ebb and shift with time, energy, and mood.Please also understand that creative energy is not something I can control like a switch. There are moments when one thread or character captures my attention, while others may need to be put on pause until inspiration returns.That is not a reflection on your writing, your muse, or our thread—it’s simply the nature of creativity. I promise you, if I haven’t replied to you yet, it is not personal, and I am never maliciously choosing to leave someone out.If you’re ever feeling unsure or would like to check in with me, you are absolutely welcome to reach out. Communication is valued and appreciated here.However, I must gently but firmly ask: please don’t badger me about something we’ve already talked about. If I’ve explained my reasoning or set a boundary, I ask that it be respected. Pressure kills muse. It doesn’t make me write faster—it makes me shut down completely.Weekends are known as what came to be "Bestie Weekends." What that means is that I don't get the chance to interact as much as I'd like to with EtherealxMuses during the week, although I do try.So, for the past seven years, Jas and I have set aside time just to relax. Be that with writing on the dash, playing video games, watching movies, or going out... the point is, I'm not ignoring anyone's replies.Your understanding means everything, and I genuinely appreciate those who recognize that this space is built on mutual respect, trust, and creative patience..RULE SEVEN.
PLOTTING AND THREAD CONTENT.I genuinely enjoy pre-plotting threads. Building connection, context, and shared direction makes the writing that much richer. So don’t be surprised if, when we first start talking about potential interactions, I suggest discussing things in detail — from tone and pacing to character dynamics and potential arcs.That said, I’m also perfectly happy to wing things! I love letting characters surprise us. Just know that if a reply seems a little vague at first, it’s likely because I’m still gauging direction — and I might reach out to you via DMs to clarify a few things before diving deeper.However, this next part is non-negotiable: I do not respond well to pressure. Please do not push for specific ships, plots, or ideas once I’ve expressed that something doesn’t feel right for me or for my muse.If I’ve politely said that I don’t think a dynamic would work — that is my boundary. Continuing to bring it up or trying to backdoor it through passive suggestions is not okay and will result in me quietly backing away from further interactions.I’m here to write meaningful stories, build compelling connections, and enjoy the creative process together — not to feel boxed into writing something I don’t vibe with.Your understanding and cooperation in this matter are not only appreciated — they’re expected. Let’s respect each other’s time, creativity, and comfort, and keep this space collaborative and kind.
.RULE EIGHT.
TYPE OF RP BLOG I RUN & WHO IS WELCOME TO INTERACT & HOW TO DO SO!This roleplay blog is designed as a mutually exclusive, multiverse, multi-ship, and crossover-friendly space. That means I welcome a wide variety of character interactions across different universes, ships, and timelines—but I also prioritize deep, meaningful connections with my mutuals. I rarely engage in random threads with people I haven’t had some level of communication with first, but never say never.For clarity and safety, this blog is strictly 21+ only when it comes to writing partners. The mun behind this blog is 30+, and I feel strongly about keeping creative spaces age-appropriate and aligned with the comfort levels of adult writers. If you are under the age of 21, I kindly ask that you do not attempt to interact or follow. This is not a judgment—simply a boundary that helps maintain a safe, mature, and respectful environment for all involved.While anonymous asks are always welcome for fun, casual engagement—like memes, jokes, or quick one-liners—I will not write or develop serious in-character threads with someone unless I know who I’m writing with.If you’re interested in RPing with me, please feel free to introduce yourself in whichever way makes you feel most comfortable. You’re welcome to message me directly, send in a meme with your muse’s tag, or leave an OOC comment on a post. However you say hello, just know that I genuinely appreciate you taking that step, and I am always open to building something meaningful in character and out of character.Thank you for taking the time to read this and for respecting the structure I use to keep this blog enjoyable, safe, and creatively fulfilling.
.RULE NINE.
THE CONTENT & WARNINGS THAT COME WITH FOLLOWING MEWhile I personally don’t have any specific content triggers that require tagging on my end, I want to be fully transparent about the type of material that may appear on this blog. I am open to writing and exploring a wide range of themes, including darker, heavier, and more complex subjects.That said, I consistently make an effort to properly tag any thread or post that contains mature or potentially triggering content, especially when it involves darker or more intense themes. If you have specific tagging needs or preferences, please don't hesitate to let me know—I will always do my best to accommodate them.Now, for clarity’s sake, I want to give fair warning that this blog may feature or explore taboo dynamics, including but not limited to ships from fandoms like Game of Thrones or House of the Dragon. These stories and relationships sometimes include elements of incest, power imbalance, and other taboo-adjacent themes, and I approach them from a narrative and character-driven lens, not for shock value or glorification.Additional types of content that may appear on this blog include: gore, horror, sexual content (smut), incest (when tied to specific fandom canon), physical or emotional abuse, mental illness, drug and alcohol use, self-destructive behavior, trauma, grief, and other heavy or challenging topics. These are explored within the context of character arcs, world-building, and storytelling. They are never used lightly, and I take care to treat them with respect. However, they may still be triggering to some readers.This list is not exhaustive and may evolve over time as my stories and muses grow. If any of the content or themes I’ve described make you uncomfortable—whether occasionally or consistently—I completely understand if you choose not to interact or follow. Your boundaries are valid and important, and I absolutely respect your right to curate your own online space accordingly. There is no ill will or offense taken from my end.Above all, this blog exists as a space for creative exploration. I ask only that visitors engage with open communication, mutual respect, and awareness of the content that may appear. Thank you for your understanding..RULE TEN.
WHEN FOLLOWING OR UNFOLLOWING
WHEN TO SOFT BLOCK VS. HARD BLOCK.I want to be as transparent as possible to avoid confusion, awkwardness, or discomfort. Tumblr is known to glitch—mutuals can disappear, follows may drop and reappear, and sometimes someone might refollow me after having soft-blocked me in the past.I completely understand that not everyone owes an explanation for their boundaries or choices—but to avoid potential discomfort for either party, I kindly ask that if you’ve soft-blocked me for any reason, please consider hard-blocking instead. A hard block draws a clear line, ensures the boundaries are respected, and prevents any accidental reconnection due to platform issues or oversight.Additionally, I do routine cleanup of my followers list. If you ever notice I’ve unfollowed you seemingly out of nowhere, especially if you’re following me from a sideblog, please don’t hesitate to message me about it. It could very well have been a mistake on my part—especially if I failed to recognize your main or got mixed up while organizing my mutuals.I genuinely appreciate clarity and communication, and I’m always happy to sort things out if the intention to remain mutuals still stands.Ultimately, I simply ask for mutual respect in these interactions.I want to be very clear about this: I do not participate in drama, call-out culture, vague blogging, or any form of public shaming, dogpiling, or discourse spirals.This space is meant to be a creative and collaborative outlet—not a battlefield for interpersonal tensions. If a situation arises and your first impulse is to vaguepost, call someone out indirectly (or directly), or create a pressure cooker of passive-aggressive tension on the dash, I will remove myself entirely. No questions asked. If any of these things even hint at attempting to involve me—through implication, pressure for a response, or expectation to take sides—I will walk away immediately.I do not owe explanations or emotional labor to resolve what I was never part of. I am not here to act as a judge, mediator, or enforcer of someone else’s interpersonal conflicts. If you have an issue that genuinely involves me directly, the respectful route is always open, private communication. Otherwise, I urge everyone to handle their boundaries like adults—clearly, calmly, and privately.This is not to say I don’t care about others’ safety, feelings, or concerns—I absolutely do. But I care even more about protecting my peace, and I refuse to be dragged into emotional or social messes that compromise that. I’ve seen far too many creative spaces be destroyed by callout culture and vagueblogging disguised as “accountability.” I don’t support it, I don’t engage in it, and I won’t entertain it here.This is a creative sanctuary, not a courtroom. If you bring drama, leave me out of it. Period..RULE ELEVEN.
SHIPPING OF OUR MUSES.I value all types of character dynamics—romantic, platonic, antagonistic, or familial—and I truly believe that meaningful chemistry between muses is what brings writing to life. That said, I kindly ask that you don’t take it personally if a dynamic doesn’t unfold the way we initially envisioned. Sometimes characters don’t align as expected, and that’s simply the nature of creative writing and muse interaction.While I’m open to a wide range of relationships, I want to be upfront about one thing: I rarely—if ever—adjust a muse’s sexual orientation. If a character identifies a certain way (heterosexual, bisexual, etc.), I will stay true to that when writing them. This is not a judgment of anyone else’s style; it’s just a part of how I respect and remain consistent with the characterization I’ve developed.I also want to mention that while I am a smut-friendly blog, smut is not the core of my content. I don’t tend to write explicit scenes often, and if you do happen to see one floating on the dash, chances are it was experimental, and I likely second-guessed myself the whole time. As someone who identifies as asexual, I’m still exploring that side of writing—and myself. So I ask for a little patience and grace when it comes to that.Most importantly, my muses are here for storytelling—whether that’s emotional arcs, complex relationships, world-building, or growth. I’m not here to write content that revolves around smut for the sake of smut, and I ask that if you’re seeking PWP (porn without plot) or approaching my characters with that kind of intention, please reconsider whether we’re the right writing partners.Your interest in collaborating with me means a great deal, and I look forward to our partnership being both enjoyable and fulfilling. Thank you so much for your understanding and for respecting the way I choose to engage with my muses..RULE TWELVE.
SAHARA’S STATE OF MIND.
Despite my best efforts, I may become quieter for a few days or even straight up not reply to posts, comments, or DMs here on Tumblr or on Discord.I never anticipated needing to outline this as a rule, but it’s essential for me that it's understood that MY health challenges are part of who I am.For the sake of clarity and respectful understanding, I want to be upfront about my mental health, as it may occasionally influence my activity or responsiveness on this blog.I live with several diagnosed conditions—including PTSD, Anxiety, Insomnia, Bipolar Disorder Type 2, Severe Depression, Schizoaffective Disorder, and Borderline Personality Disorder.These are significant aspects of my lived experience, and while I strive to engage consistently and thoughtfully, there may be times when I need to step away for my own well-being. That isn’t a reflection of disinterest or disrespect—it’s just me managing what I have to carry.If you’re unfamiliar with any of these conditions, particularly Borderline Personality Disorder or Schizoaffective Disorder, I gently encourage you to do a little research. Not because I expect accommodation, but because context can help foster more understanding, empathy, and patience on both sides.It’s essential to me that anyone engaging with me understands that I am a deeply caring person who sometimes becomes anxious when there are gaps in communication.If I haven’t heard from someone in a while or I sense I’m being ghosted, I can spiral into overthinking or assume I’ve somehow offended. I never expect instant replies, and I don’t ask for perfection—I only hope for honesty and respectful communication where possible. I tend to become anxious and worried that I may have said something wrong unknowingly.With that in mind, if you’re someone who struggles with directly telling a partner you’re no longer interested in continuing a conversation or thread, I respectfully ask that you reconsider initiating a connection with me.I genuinely value the OOC relationships I build with fellow writers, and I invest not just my muse—but also my heart—into those bonds. I won’t ever apologize for that level of care.However, I also won’t engage in drama, vague blogging, call-out culture, or anything that encourages toxicity. I stay far from those spaces, and I do what I can to preserve a peaceful writing environment.You may have noticed that I no longer associate with certain individuals or interact with specific groups. That’s not a reflection of judgment—it’s just a personal boundary I’ve drawn for my safety and peace.If you see people on your dashboard that I no longer interact with, that’s okay. I don’t subscribe to DNI (Do Not Interact) lists, and I respect your freedom to engage with whomever you wish. All I ask is that my own boundaries be honored in return.Thank you, truly, for your understanding. It means more than you know..RULE THIRTEEN.
THE TRIGGER TAGGING SITUATION HERE.
If you request that I tag something specific for your comfort or safety, I want to make it absolutely clear that I will always do my best to honor that. I take content warnings, trigger tags, and personal boundaries very seriously.I never want my writing, replies, or reblogs to cause someone unnecessary stress or harm. If you let me know directly that something needs a tag—whether it’s a trigger, topic, or visual—I will make every effort to ensure it’s properly tagged going forward.That said, I do need to be transparent: I do forget sometimes. Not out of carelessness or lack of respect—but simply because of the sheer volume of interactions I manage and the limitations of my memory.I have multiple muses, threads, messages, drafts, and a mind that sometimes functions like a browser with 47 tabs open and half of them frozen. While I try my best, I’m not perfect, and I sincerely apologize in advance if anything slips through the cracks. It’s never intentional.Because I acknowledge my own human limitations and treat myself with grace where I fall short, I offer the same grace to others. I am not a rule-enforcer unless someone is repeatedly and willfully disregarding clearly communicated boundaries.That means I offer flexibility with my own rules, and I humbly ask for that same level of understanding in return. If something I post or forget to tag causes concern or discomfort, please come talk to me. You will never be met with hostility or defensiveness. I welcome respectful communication and will always do my best to correct any issues when brought to my attention.Ultimately, I’m here to create a space for mutual storytelling, emotional safety, and connection. Your comfort matters to me. And so does your understanding when I inevitably stumble. I don’t expect perfection from anyone, and I ask not to be expected to meet a standard of perfection either.Communication, kindness, and mutual patience are key. If we can keep those in place, I truly believe we can build something beautiful together..RULE FOURTEEN.
ALTERNATE VERSERS AND CROSSOVERS.Here’s an approach to ensure and explain how I aim to approach muses of mine that are in a fandom and make them be crossover-friendly.It is an AU idea I wanted to share: imagine a world where our muses discover the ability to physically jump into any book they choose. From epic fantasy novels to gritty thrillers and cozy romances, readers can fully immerse themselves in and explore the settings, interact with environments, and experience each world as if it were real. It starts off as a thrilling adventure — leaping from one genre to another, treating every new chapter like a vacation in fiction.But then something goes wrong.They enter a particular book — perhaps one from a well-known fandom — and realize they’re stuck. For reasons they can’t explain, they’re unable to leave this story. Now they must find a way to survive and navigate this unfamiliar world, all while avoiding detection by canon characters, blending in with the plot, and doing their best not to disrupt the story too severely… or risk a grim ending.This type of setup enables unique, immersive crossover opportunities, providing us with a flexible narrative structure to experiment with different genres, tones, and dynamics.It’s one of my favorite ways to approach crossovers — giving a reason for the muses to meet in other fictional worlds while also challenging them to adapt and interact meaningfully with their new surroundings. If this sounds like something you’d be into exploring, I’m always down to build something around this framework.
.RULE FIFTEEN.
ORIGINAL CHARACTERS ARE PRIORITIZED HERE
While this blog is home to many canon muses — including canon-divergent portrayals and reimagined versions of familiar characters — I want to be very clear about the heart of this space:Original characters are highly prioritized here.This blog was built not just to explore canon worlds, but to create new ones.
To build original people, original histories, original trauma, original love stories, and original legacies that can live alongside — and sometimes even surpass — the stories we already know.My canon muses are here as doors.
My original characters are the worlds beyond them.The ultimate goal of this space is not simply to write with my interpretation of a familiar character — no matter how deeply developed or canon-divergent they may be — but to write with you.With your ideas.
With your OCs.
With your worlds.
With the stories you are building and the people you are creating.I am deeply invested in crafting narratives that allow your original characters to exist, evolve, and matter — not just orbit mine.Canon characters may open the door.
But original characters are what build the house.If you are here to develop your OCs, to explore their stories, to intertwine their lives with mine, and to grow something original and meaningful together — you are exactly where you belong.⸻How Original Characters Exist, Cross Over, and Become Canon HereThis blog operates on a living multiverse system. That means your OCs are not guests in my canon — they are citizens of a shared universe we are actively building together.Original characters are not treated as add-ons.
They are treated as canon within our collaborative verses.⸻HOW YOUR OC ENTERS MY UNIVERSEYour OC does not need to “fit into” my muses.The world bends around them.When your OC enters one of my verses, they are considered:• a real person
• with a real history
• whose choices matter
• whose presence alters the storyline
• and whose emotional impact becomes permanentYou are not “borrowing” my canon.You are building new canon with me.⸻VERSE STRUCTUREEvery OC connection creates a living verse, which may include:• Main Verse
• AU Verses
• Crossover Verses
• Prequel / Future Verses
• Trauma Recovery Verses
• Domestic Verses
• Tragedy / Corruption Verses
• Soft Domestic Verses
• “What If” VersesYour OC becomes woven into those timelines — not orbiting, but embedded.⸻WHAT MAKES AN OC “CANON” HEREYour OC becomes canon when:• They form an emotional, narrative, or plot-significant bond with one of my muses
• Their choices alter the storyline
• Their presence is acknowledged across threads
• They are referenced in long-term arcs
• Their name becomes part of a muse’s continuityOnce canonized — your OC is not forgotten.They are archived. Remembered. Built upon.⸻HOW CROSSOVERS WORKIf your OC is from a different fandom, genre, or entirely original world:We build a bridge verse.You do not lose your OC’s world — we expand it.We preserve:• Your OC’s rules
• Your lore
• Your tone
• Your canon historyWe simply add shared canon on top of it.⸻THE HEART OF THIS BLOGThis blog does not exist to showcase my writing alone.It exists to create shared legacies.Shared characters.
Shared scars.
Shared homes.
Shared timelines.If you are here to build something original — you are not a visitor.You are family.
