For full disclosure I'm M playing M/F/T. I hope that's not an issue for you! Here's my DPP Profile!, most of my old prompts are still up for discussion if they take your fancy more! All partners and characters sought should be 18 . If my prompt is up, it's almost certainly still open!

Steadying my breathing, exhaling in and out, I take a final look over my desk. I've got my quills and ink, enough for everyone in the class. I've got paper and slate tablets for writing on. I've got a handful of textbooks with lessons on reading, writing and arithmetic. And, perhaps most importantly, I have my cross, a reminder of who gave me the opportunity to be here in the first place.

When I was a young child my family came upon hard times. My father died of consumption and my mother, having six children and no trade of her own, had few means to look after us. Turned away from different work houses and alms houses, not wanting to break apart her family and sell any of us into servitude, she saw only one option left: the local nunnery. There was one issue, however. While my mother and my five sisters were all women, I was not. The nunnery's first inclination was to turn us away but after my mother's pleading and a long conversation between the older nuns they came to a decision. We could stay, as long as all of us were treated in the same way.

So I was brought up as a woman.

I was treated no differently from my sisters or the other girls who found themselves growing up in the convent. I was taught the value the womanly qualities of chastity and grace, of making myself a good wife both to God and my husband. I was taught womanly crafts such as sewing and weaving. I was dressed as a woman, in dresses and skirts, my hair grown out long to match the others. And I was even given tinctures and herbal remedies by the nuns to develop a feminine physicality, although one decidedly masculine part of me remained. While I entered the nunnery a boy, I left a woman.

Now that I am in my early 20s it is time to make my own way in the world. While the nuns offered me a place amongst them with God I instead decided to head out into the secular world. Ever since I was a child I dreamt of becoming a teacher, giving young people the sort of education and opportunities that I had to be holed up in a convent to attain.

And so I sit here, preparing to teach my first class. Despite my enthusiasm I'm still a little nervous. I've only been in town a few days, so have only had the chance to introduce myself to a scant few people. I hope they come to like me, to accept me as one of their own.

Little do I know that I will be taught a few things myself. I'll learn a thing or two about femininity that the nuns dare not speak of...

Hey there! In this prompt I'm looking to play a chaste trans school teacher who enters a relationship after she leaves her convent. This prompt is intentionally very broad, I'm open to discussing all the specifics about my character, your character and the setting. My only firm desires are for this to be a long-term RP with lots of build-up and that it's in a historical setting.

Here are some ideas I had for the setting:

• The American West: Whether we're in a gold boom town in the south or a sleepy river-side forest town in the north, a Western setting has the opportunity for lots of bodices, ruffled skirts and leather chaps. Is that a revolver in your pocket, pardner, or are you just happy to see me?

• Medieval Europe: Fair maidens washing themselves in crystal clear lakes and less fair maidens hiking up their skirts in taverns. Fancy a tumble in the hay barn?

• The Victorian Era: Despite their austere and chaste attitudes in public the Victorians knew how to have fun in the privacy of their drawing rooms. Just don't share those daguerreotypes of my ankles with anyone else!

• Your choice: I'm happy to discuss any historical/fantasy setting you'd like. Colonial Americas? 1980s? Feel free to hit me with any ideas.

My character: I have no preferences about my character other than being a young (18 ) woman who is kind, chaste, and perhaps a little naive. We can discuss appearance, personality traits and history in PMs!

Your character: I have no preferences about your character either, other than that I'd prefer them to be romantic and a bit more dominant. I'm happy playing against any gender identity. Perhaps you're an adult learner who I've been teaching to read and do maths? Maybe you're the parents of one of my students? Maybe you're the landlord/landlady of the room I'm renting? Or perhaps you're just another member of the town who I bump into and start talking with? Let me know your preferences in the PM!

I would like this to be a long-term RP as we gradually fall for each other and explore our sexualities. I don't want you to bend me over the desk and fuck me in the first scene! We can discuss in PMs what scenes we'd like to play out. I'd like to gradually built towards the sexual elements of the RP, with lots of non-sexual (or semi-sexual) character and relationship building scenes.

In a partner I'm looking for someone who is a comfortable writer who can provide around 3 paragraphs in each response and who likes explaining their character's thoughts, feelings, emotions and motivations in good detail.

My main kinks are romance, feminisation, incest, cumplay/bukkake/gokkun, D/s (with me as the s), outfits and lingerie, build-up, free use, taking orders, name calling and group sex. My limits are u18s, excessive pain, non-con and skat/watersports. Not all these kinks need to be included in the RP, but this should give you a good overview of my likes and dislikes.

I try to respond at least once per day or two, although sometimes real life will get in the way. I write in the first person present, and generally try to write detail, liking around 3 paragraphs per response (although of course that fluctuates). In your response, I'd like you to include a little bit about which character/setting you would prefer, which character you would like to play, and your kinks/limits. The more detail you can include the better, the first message is super important to me, and short or detail-lacking messages are a bit of a turn-off for me. I usually leave prompts up a little while before replying, so don't feel the need to rush your response. I'll try and reply to everyone, but one line messages probably won't get a response.

I look forward to seeing your orange envelopes <3