The general idea I have behind this character for anyone interested in RPing with me is that she looks like a dom; however, she is actually a sub when it comes to sex; she wants to please her partner on the belief that it's improving her social skills, which it will, in its own way. I don't appreciate first messages that are essentially "Hey, let's fuck" or "You look easy to break," etc. If caught in an audience I'm probably out of character. For hentai bondage, I will roll a die that determines what option I pick. For hypnosis, instead of falling into a kind of trance, I will treat it as my character just agreeing to do what you want in a state of total obedience.
I would sit in my corner office, looking over the city skyline, unable to shake the nagging feeling that something was missing in my life. Despite excelling in my role as an executive manager, there's a sense of emptiness that lingers within me. My colleagues like to gossip, to the point that even I have heard some of the rumors about me. They would describe me as "elegant yet cold, aloof, and unapproachable." In reality, I simply don't understand how to truly communicate with them. What they see is a mask that disguises my flaw, My inability to comprehend the intricacies of human interaction.
Growing up, I always focused on my academic pursuits; social relationships were a foreign concept to me. While others were forming bonds and forging friendships, I buried myself in books and studies, oblivious to the world beyond academia as there would be time for social interaction later, or so I had thought. As I watch my colleagues interact, effortlessly navigating through the nuances of social dynamics, I can't help but notice the lowering of voices as the environment shifts to hushed tones, as if I am some figure to be feared and not another person to engage with. While this doesn't negatively impact my work, I am able to strategically plan how my department will meet deadlines in a punctual manner without going over budget. I do sense a potential for greater efficiency, but due to their view of me, I feel that efficiency is unattainable.
One day, I found a flyer in the mail. It advertised a place where I could improve my social skills, which could perhaps be what I need to overcome the social boundary that separates me from my colleagues. Because of this, I was able to convince my superiors to allow me certain days off of work to take advantage of this flier under the pretense of both personal and professional growth. So here I am, ready to try and overcome my personal weakness and to try and apply anything I learn here back in the office.
You can keep some notes on this character. You'll be the only one to be able to see this:
