DIFFERENT TYPES OF RELATIONSHIPS
Because there are so many different types of bonds characters can share. For the prompts with one muse is __ the other muse, please feel free to specify who is which role.
send ❤️ for a romantic ship between our muses
send 💔 for a toxic ship between our muses
send ✨ for a purely sexual relationship between our muses
send 💖 for a sexual relationship between our muses that could turn romantic
send 💛 for our muses to be friends
send 🧡 for our muses to be friends that could develop into a romantic relationship
send 💚 for a friends with benefits situation between our muses
send 🤝 for our muses to be partners that work together
send 💘 for one muse to have a crush on the other muse
send 🖤 for our muses to have had a past romance
send 💕 for mutual pining between our muses
send 💝 for our muses to be in an arranged relationship. Could develop or not.
send 💜 for a hateship between our muses
send 👪 for our muses to have a familial relationship
send��⚔️ for our muses to have a rivalry
send 🗡️ for a one-sided rivalry/grudge by one muse to the other
send 💀 for our muses to be strictly enemies
send 🤫 for one muse to secretly be an enemy/traitor to the other muse
send 👨🏫 for one muse to be a teacher/mentor for the other muse
send 👔 for one muse to work for the other muse
send ☕ for regular customer relationship (hair stylists, coffee shop employees, etc.)
send 😨 for one muse to be the bully of the other muse
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a brief note on rosie's accent :
rosie is a brooklyn baby born & bred. in my head, she sounds very much like naomi lapaglia from the wolf of wall street & mona lisa vito from my cousin vinny. UNFORTUNATELY i am but a dumb english girl. i dont speak in that accent myself nor do i know many people who do. so pls give me some creative licence if you read rosie's dialogue & think there's no way she'd say those words / speak like that <3
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bringing work to the bar had not been rosie’s finest idea. there was nothing less enticing than a daunting pile of paperwork when the temptation of tequila shots , vodka cranberries & an eventual stumble home with a mediocre fella at 5am was calling her name. deadlines were fast approaching a faint voice warned in the background. rosie ignored it. instead, she flashed a smile at the other woman.
“ one vodka cranberry, darlin’, would be greatly appreciated ! ”
@bloodiedprints ♡
"Hey beautiful - what can I like, get you?"
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“ what did you want to tell me? ” // from @webreak | accepting
a smirk danced across painted lips , a sly dart of her eyes across the bar to peruse who was nearby. no one had made home on the bar stools nearest to the duo. PERFECT. she rounded on fiadh with a little giggle. rosie’s movements were graceful & smooth; a gentleness that stood in juxtaposition to the commonly sharp tone of voice.
“ weeeeeeell honey… ” her bronx accent as thick as the day she stepped off the plane in london. sometimes the flow of conversation behind the bar was stilted between the irish and new york natives, the music often too loud to make out the other’s accent. “ you remember whatshisname from the bar opposite? the one who came in yesterday with his new fiancée … ? ” her eyebrows raised conspiratorily at reference to a fellow bartender – who was not well liked in the juno lounge. “ well last night, i was out for dinner near by - with a lovely fella off tinder, i’ll tell you all about it in a bit - and he walks in announcing an engagement… and darlin’ i did not recognise the woman on his arm. ”
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𝐐𝐔𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐏𝐑𝐎𝐌𝐏𝐓𝐒
“ am i not good enough? ”
“ you’ve been so quiet. what’s on your mind? ”
“ why did you help me? ”
“ who do you fight for? ”
“ why do you hate me? ”
“ have you come to laugh at me in my miserable state? ”
“ you’re not dating anyone, are you? ”
“ i’ve got your back, okay? ”
“ where do you think you’re going? ”
“ how long have i been asleep? ”
“ are you going to kill me? ”
“ why can’t i come with you? ”
“ we all have secrets, don’t we? ”
“ did you want to be alone? ”
“ why should i trust you? ”
“ wait. did you hear that? ”
“ promise me? ”
“ why are you talking like we’ll never see each other again? ”
“ do you remember anything at all? ”
“ what? no witty remark? nothing clever to say? ”
“ you wanna know what your problem is? ”
“ may i have this dance? ”
“ can i ask… what happened? ”
“ how many people have you killed? how many? ”
“ do you ever hear yourself? ”
“ would you run away with me? ”
“ could you be happy here with me? ”
“ you can’t or you won’t? ”
“ you slept with them, didn’t you? ”
“ well, how do i look? ”
“ after all you’ve done how can i possibly trust you? ”
“ why can’t you let me in? what are you so afraid of? ”
“ what did they do to you? ”
“ so why’s it so important anyway? ”
“ where have you been? ”
“ why are you looking at me like that? ”
“ why did you come? ”
“ what are you doing out here by yourself? ”
“ is… that my shirt you’re wearing? ”
“ you… don’t like me very much, do you? ”
“ why does it always have to be a fight with you? ”
“ why can’t you look me in the eye? ”
“ can you forgive me? ”
“ what if i never see you again? ”
“ you were going to leave without saying goodbye? ”
“ how about a little midnight snack? ”
“ are you… smelling me? ”
“ how did you get this scar? ”
“ what do you want in exchange for it? ”
“ what did you want to tell me? ”
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a comprehensive list of scenarios
feel free to combine multiple prompts or add “ + reverse ” to switch roles ! for reference, the one sending in the prompt is the one committing the action.
1. GUEST : for one muse to offer the other a place to stay.
2. STORM : for both muses to find shelter from a severe storm.
3. MEDIC : for one muse to show up at the other’s doorstep injured.
4. SURPRISE : for one muse to come home and find the other already inside.
5. TRIP : for both muses to road trip or travel together.
6. BABYSIT : for one muse to help the other home while they’re drunk.
7. INSOMNIA : for one muse to find the other still awake at 3am.
8. AMBUSH : for both characters to come under attack by the same enemy.
9. DANCE : for one muse to ask the other to dance at a party.
10. STRANDED : for one muse to help the other who’s stranded on the road.
11. SERVICE : for one muse to cover the cost of something for the other.
12. SAFEGUARD : for one muse to save the other from being hit by a vehicle or from some other life-threatening event.
13. DAZE : for one muse to wake somewhere and find the other hovering over them.
14. STOWAWAY : for one muse to find the other hiding on the same ship.
15. TAXI : for both muses to share the same taxi ride.
16. MAKEOVER : for one muse to help the other with a new outfit or hairstyle.
17. LIFEGUARD : for one muse to rescue the other from drowning.
18. DISASTER : for both muses to work together to escape a fire, flood, or other disaster.
19. TRANSIT : for one muse to sit next to the other on a public transport.
20. SPRAIN : for one muse to carry the other after spraining their ankle.
21. EMPLOY : for one muse to be hired as the other’s bodyguard, tutor, assistant, etc.
22. QUEST : for one muse to help the other with a task in exchange for compensation.
23. SOOTHE : for one muse to calm the other during a panic attack.
24. RECOVER : for one muse to return the other’s lost belonging.
25. UMBRELLA : for one muse to share their umbrella with the other on a rainy day.
26. HEAL : for one muse to nurse the other back to health from a sickness or injury.
27. NIGHTMARE : for one muse to comfort the other after a nightmare.
28. REUNION : for one muse to run into the other again after a long time.
29. PRIZE : for one muse to win the other a prize at a carnival.
30. NUDE : for one muse to walk in on the other while they’re changing.
31. BED : for both muses to wake in the same bed, naked or fully clothed.
32. TRAIL : for one muse to notice the other has been following them.
33. EVADE : for one muse to pull the other into an alleyway to escape their pursuer.
34. THIEF : for one muse to confront the other after having something stolen by them.
35. CAUGHT : for one muse to walk in on the other singing / dancing.
36. FESTIVE : for both muses to decorate for a special occasion.
37. PRESENT : for one muse to give the other a (birthday) gift.
38. WEARY : for one muse to wake up after falling asleep on the other.
39. CAPTIVE : for one muse to hold the other against their will.
40. SNAP : for one muse to yell at or push the other out of frustration.
41. SLEEPOVER : for one muse to stay the night at the other’s place.
42. TRESPASS : for one muse to trespass on the other’s property.
43. BREAK-IN : for one muse to discover the other robbing their place.
44. MERCY : for both muses to come across an injured animal.
45. UNKNOWN : for both muses to wake and find themselves in a strange place.
46. ACCOMPLICE : for one muse to assist the other at the scene of a crime.
47. ASTRAY : for both muses to take a detour and lose their way.
48. RELAX : for both muses to share a hot tub or hot spring.
49. MUSE : for one muse to model for the other’s art project.
50. ACCOMPANY : for one muse to give the other an extra ticket to an event.
51. SALVAGE : for one muse to retrieve the other’s belongings from a thief.
52. MEAL : for both muses to prepare and share a meal together.
53. CEMETERY : for one muse to find the other at a gravestone.
54. REFUGE : for one muse to shelter the other from enemies.
55. ARRANGED : for both muses to date or marry out of convenience.
56. FAVOR : for one muse to owe the other a favor.
57. VACATION : for both muses to book the same hotel on vacation.
58. DEFEND : for one muse to save the other from one or multiple assailants.
59. CATCH : for one muse to return the other’s pet that escaped.
60. RESTRICTED : for both muses to sneak into someplace they’re not supposed to be.
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