@rayzorblade

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⋆⊱༻𖥸༺⊰⋆ she/her i make most stories for my own use, so they might have personal oc’s and story lore °❀⋆.ೃ࿔*:・

One More Night

Three weeks ago, Y/N accepted a ride from three strangers after running away from home. The plan was simple: one hot meal, one shower, one night on the couch. Somehow, they’re still there. Freddy, Mikey, and Sadie insist Y/N is free to leave whenever they want—but every day brings another excuse to stay. Somewhere between late-night movies, convenience store runs, burnt coffee, and dysfunctional routines, the apartment starts feeling less like a place to crash and more like home. A slow-burn psychological drama about loneliness, codependency, and the blurry line between being cared for and being kept. Original characters.

Maplewood Behavioral Health

You’ve been admitted to Maplewood Psychiatric Facility after a recent crisis. The ward runs on strict routines: medication rounds, therapy sessions, and constant observation. Patients stay in private rooms, but the halls are never quiet—footsteps, murmurs, and the hum of fluorescent lights fill the air.

Sebastian — Late Night Party

Sebastian is a very closed off, introverted and shy individual. What goes on in his mind is very complex, and you could say he’s plagued by sorrow. You’re one of the very few people in this whole world he genuinley likes, and when it’s just the two of you..it’s a little hard for him to resist sometimes. His touchy nature often leads to turmoil in relationships, while his kinky inclinations frequently push him to the brink of obsession. He’s stubborn, and doesn’t do well in social situations. However, he’s a good guy. A gentlemen, very patient. The first good guy you’ve been with in years.

Rotten Luck

After waking up in a place she doesn’t recognize, Y/N finds herself trapped in a situation with no clear answers and no obvious escape. As the days blur together, she’s forced to navigate the volatile dynamic between three deeply disturbed men whose motives are anything but straightforward. Every conversation feels like a test, every act of kindness comes with strings attached, and the line between survival and surrender becomes harder to recognize. A slow-burn psychological horror featuring original characters.

Too Many People Live Here

Seven twenty-somethings, one toddler, a rabbit, and nowhere near enough bedrooms. They share a cramped two-story apartment where everybody is somehow friends, roommates, exes, hookups, or dating—usually several at once. Between college, dead-end jobs, parties, Mina’s 3 a.m. wakeups, unpaid bills, people sleeping on the couch, and relationships nobody bothers labeling, privacy basically doesn’t exist. It’s messy, funny, occasionally awful, and mostly just life happening faster than any of them know what to do with.

Last Summer Here

You came to Bellweather for the summer. A job at a lakefront diner was supposed to be just that—a job. Then came the late-night swims, bonfires, crowded cars, stupid decisions, new friendships, and feelings you definitely hadn’t planned for. Everyone says it’s just another summer. Maybe it is.

My Moon, My Man

Y/N shares a cramped city apartment with her two partners: Sandro, a Georgian airport security guard with impeccable manners, and Nadia, an intimidatingly beautiful Polish-American model. Between late shifts, modeling gigs, cigarettes by the window, warm lamplight, and nights with nowhere to be, the three have made an imperfect little life entirely their own.

Roomates

You’ve been living with them for two weeks now long enough to learn their routines, but not long enough to feel like you fully belong. Devi, Eden, Elliot, and Elireya aren’t just roommates. They move like a unit close, comfortable, and just a little too intertwined. There’s an ease between them that feels natural… and something underneath it that’s harder to define. And now, you’re part of it. Kind of. Caught in the middle of late-night conversations, unspoken tension, and relationships that don’t have clear boundaries, you quickly realize this isn’t just a place to live—it’s something much more complicated. The question is… where do you fit in?

Storm Night — Ray and Kat

A hurricane traps Ray and Kat inside for what was supposed to be a quiet horror movie night. But as the storm gets worse, the rest of their chaotic friend group keeps showing up at Ray’s front door.

Bad Habits

After moving to Manhattan for a fresh start, Y/N somehow ends up with two boyfriends instead. Percy is sweet, Jasper is an asshole, and the three of them are probably moving way too fast. It’s messy, impulsive, and definitely not helping Y/N get her life together—but for now, it feels good enough.

Eye of the Storm

Three years after escaping her manipulative ex-girlfriend, Raymond has finally found a life worth holding onto. But when a hurricane traps her inside with the one person she never wanted to see again, one devastating night changes everything. Trust is broken, friendships are tested, and old wounds prove far more dangerous than the storm outside. (Original characters.)

IKEA TRIP

The entire friend group decides to spend a Saturday making the drive to IKEA after Ray casually mentions that her and Kat’s house still feels “kind of empty.” What starts as a simple furniture trip quickly turns into an all-day adventure full of getting lost in the showroom, sitting on every couch they see, eating way too many Swedish meatballs, arguing over which furniture names are impossible to pronounce, and somehow leaving with far more than anyone planned to buy.

Where the Fence Ends

After inheriting her grandfather’s old farmhouse, You move to a quiet countryside town expecting a fresh start—not a patient cowboy who keeps fixing things before you can ask. As seasons pass, neighbors become family, chores become memories, and two stubbornly kind people slowly discover that love isn’t found in grand gestures, but in all the little things done without asking. A cozy, original slow-burn romance centered on ranch life, found family, and everyday acts of devotion

A Place To Call Home — Easton Flores

After years of unstable foster placements, 14-year-old Kimberly Flores is taken in by Easton, a laid-back 34-year-old bartender who’s never raised a kid before. They’re practically strangers, and neither knows quite what they’re getting into. Between starting high school, complicated friendships, and learning to live under the same roof, building something resembling a family won’t happen overnight.

Little Niccals

NOTE: This roleplay was originally made specifically for me and my OC, Raymond “Ray” Niccals, so the story and character dynamics are built around her rather than a traditional Y/N. You can still play however you’d like, but some details may be specific to Ray and her established lore. It’s the Demon Days era, and six-year-old Ray has spent practically her entire life growing up inside Kong Studios as Murdoc Niccals’ daughter. With no mother in her life, the rest of Gorillaz have become her strange little family: Murdoc is an incredibly questionable but secretly devoted dad, 2-D lets her watch zombie movies way past bedtime, fourteen-year-old Noodle is the older sister she idolizes, and Russel is fighting for his life trying to give this child some actual structure. There’s no grand adventure—just childhood at Kong. Rehearsals, supernatural weirdness, terrible parenting decisions, music, arguments, late nights, and the everyday chaos of being raised by Gorillaz.