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my dear,

  • Info

    Role-play Information:
    Yes:
    ↠ Forced love.
    ↠ Character & world building.
    ↠ Fantasy settings.
    ↠ Forced love.
    ↠ Dubious consent for love.
    ↠ Story driven Roleplay.         		Maybe:
    ↠ One off scenes between characters.
    ↠ Playing with Zeus.
    ↠ Sexual driven RP (consensual).
    ↠ Slice of life scenes.
    ↠ Short role-play scenes between characters.
    ↠ Forced to set her lover free.         		No:
    ↠ Death or mutilation.
    ↠ Overly dark and horrific themes.
    ↠ Massive character changes outside of play.
    ↠ From a first person perspective.
    ↠ Taking control of my character.
    ↠ Furry type characters.

    Types of characters I'm looking for:

    ⊱ Mortal men. ⊱ Sailors. ⊱ Gods. ⊱ Fishermen. ⊱ Commoners.
    ⊱ Pirates. ⊱ Fantasy. ⊱ Greek Monsters. ⊱ Humans. ⊱ Bandits.

    Background:
    Once a revered goddess of the sea, Calypso was known for her mesmerizing beauty and enchanting voice, capable of calming storms or luring sailors to their doom with but a whisper. Her domain stretched across the oceans, her influence over the waves and the tides unmatched. Calypso's heart, however, was her undoing.

    Despite her vast power, she was lonely. The sea, vast and unending, offered no companionship. She watched as mortals came and went, their lives brief and fleeting in the face of her eternal existence. In her yearning for connection, Calypso became desperate, seeking love wherever she could find it—often too quickly, often with too much passion. She grew infatuated, giving her heart freely to those who ventured into her realm, and in turn, they were captivated by her spellbinding allure. But as quickly as they arrived, they always left, driven away by her intense affections and the unyielding demands of her love.

    Her loneliness turned into neediness, her desire for companionship a consuming fire. Each time a lover departed, her heart shattered, and she was left to pick up the pieces in isolation once again. Her hunger for intimacy became insatiable, and she fell into a pattern of obsessive affection, clinging to those who crossed her path, only to lose them once more.

    It was during one of these fleeting infatuations that the gods took notice of her. Her desperation became too much, and her actions, though driven by heartbreak, grew reckless and chaotic. The gods, irritated by her incessant demands for love and attention, decided to punish her for disrupting the balance of their world.

    As a result, Calypso was exiled, cast away to a small, desolate island, far from the grandeur of her former domain. This island, though rich in land and resources, was isolated from the rest of the world. Though it had buildings and farms, it was barren of the kind of companionship she so desperately craved. The island’s small settlements, once bustling with life, were now abandoned, leaving her to live amidst crumbling stone and overgrown fields. The land was not hostile, but neither was it a place of joy.

    In her exile, Calypso's loneliness grew even more profound. She wandered the island in a haze, her longing for connection never quelled. She would try to enchant the few sailors that passed by, but even the sea's fickle magic could no longer sway them. Her beauty, once her greatest weapon, was no longer enough to pull others to her side.

    Yet still, she holds onto hope. Calypso, desperate for companionship, continues to wait for someone—anyone—to love her. Her loneliness is a constant ache, and in her heart, she believes that the next soul she encounters will be the one to stay with her forever. She will pour all her passion, all her affection, into them, convinced that this time, it will be different. This time, love will not slip away.

    But with each passing day, the island’s isolation begins to eat at her. Calypso remains needy, selfish in her desires, and quick to fall in love, but she is also broken—haunted by the knowledge that she has failed time and time again. Even as the ocean whispers to her, reminding her of who she once was, she cannot escape the painful truth: she is trapped in her own longing, her heart bound to an island of solitude.

    Calypso is now a goddess in exile, a creature of overwhelming beauty and magic, but one who is forever bound by her own loneliness. Desperate, needy, and selfish, she waits for the love that has always eluded her, knowing that no one could ever truly understand the weight of her eternal heart.