Personalized romance
Forced proximity, written about you
One bed, one storm, nowhere to go. Start free and have one written with you as the lead at the heat level you choose.
Your first chapter is free.
What makes forced proximity work
Forced proximity works because it removes the exit. Every other trope depends on characters choosing to stay in the room; this one takes the choice away and lets the pressure do the writing. A storm, a cancelled ferry, one bed, a house with a single warm room.
What the good version does
The mistake is treating the constraint as a plot device to be resolved. The constraint is the story. The best forced-proximity chapters keep the door shut for their whole length and spend the time on what proximity actually does to two people who have been carefully not saying something.
Forced proximity, written about you
It is also the trope that most rewards real detail. The specific inconvenience matters: whose fault it was, who packed badly, which of you insists on taking the floor. Those particulars are what separate a chapter about you from a chapter about anybody.
How you would ask for this
- World
- any world you like
- Twist
- Forced proximity, one bed
- Heat
- tender through explicit
Everything else comes from your own interview: who is in it with you, the details only you would think to give, and the limits the story will never cross.
Have one written with you as the lead.
A short interview, your own heat setting, and chapters that arrive built from your details. Every one is checked automatically against what you asked for before it reaches you, and anything that fails that check is held back for a person to read.