A Family of Greed

A muse who is in no way related to another, taking someone under their wing and teaching/caring for them.

Queen Greyface is back with a fresh new coat of paint and a fresh perspective on the multiverse, and she’s ready to answer questions and make new friends! If you’re a blog who’s interested in having a meeting with the Queen of Anons, feel free to like and reblog, and maybe she’ll pay you a visit.

Queen Greyface is back with a fresh new coat of paint and a fresh perspective on the multiverse, and she’s ready to answer questions and make new friends! If you’re a blog who’s interested in having a meeting with the Queen of Anons, feel free to like and reblog, and maybe she’ll pay you a visit.

Queen Greyface is back with a fresh new coat of paint and a fresh perspective on the multiverse, and she’s ready to answer questions and make new friends! If you’re a blog who’s interested in having a meeting with the Queen of Anons, feel free to like and reblog, and maybe she’ll pay you a visit.

“You don’t bring yer problems with you. You leave ‘em at home. Gods willin’ you find someone to share hurt with but no one’s fuckin’ obligated to shoulder yer baggage.” 

Yes, shipping does need chemistry between the two muses, but if you look at my muse and think ‘You know what, I’d like to ship my muse with theirs!’, feel free to tell me, even before we start threads!

I love having a direction/goal to work the characters towards – when I write fiction on my own, I like having goals and plot points, like romances, family and friend relationships, rivals and enemies.. why wouldn’t I like having the same with RP? RP is just collaborative fiction writing!

There’s no shame in liking ships, or even RPing for ships. There’s tons of people in the world who love to read romance novels, and no one tries to tell them that’s wrong or worse than liking mysteries, or fantasy adventure. Neither preference is wrong, it’s just that – a preference!