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“Can you forgive me?”

     Hello!! The answer to this is a bit multi-faceted, so please bear with me! (Bare? I can never figure that out.) 

In general: Yes, I do write with OCs! 

The Advanced Answer: I do, but I am selective about it. I didn’t used to be so until recently. But I have had issues with the muns of various ocs who try to tie their muse into the backstory of mine solely for their own purposes and storyline. I don’t appreciate my muse being used as a plot device for someone else. (lookin’ at you MCU)

I have also had issues with people with OC blogs consistently moving. Changing blogs, revamping, archiving. Whatever you want to call it. (Canon characters do this too). I cannot stress this enough: if you do this often, please don’t interact with me. I have no desire to constantly chase someone for a thread. 

Additionally, with OCs, I really dislike doing anything pre-established. ‘buckys daughter/son’, ‘buckys friend from childhood’, ‘buckys former girlfriend’, etc. 

I think it would be between her having a bad date and Bucky realizing that he is getting shipped off soon. 

He always sees her in the dance hall, but there’s a line to dance with her with her pretty dress and red lips. Her bright eye just steal the room for him, but they tend to dull out throughout the night – nobody can keep up with her and end up with her sitting in a corner with a glass. 

Steve pushes for him to go, “To stop being a punk and ask her to finally dance.” 

Bucky had ten days left in Brooklyn and he doesn’t want to have any regrets so he goes up to her and with a charming smile he goes, “Miss, can I have the next dance?”

She glances up ready to say no, until her eyes meets his blue and she grins. Nodding and pulling him to the dance for, “I’ve been waiting to dance with you for months, silly boy.” 

They end up dancing the whole night away, but he promises to meet up with the next day.

SEND “💎💎💎” AND MY MUSE WILL SAY THREE THINGS THAT COMES TO THEIR MIND WHEN YOUR MUSE’S NAME IS MENTIONED | always accepting | @delicatelysharp

1. “Baking buddy!”

2. “Not to be messed with.”

“No idea, really. But it’s beautiful anyway. One more great question for humanity.” She laughed.