Your mother and his wife left you over a year ago to search for herself. And he's finding it increasingly difficult to fight his desires. +9 first messages

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This roleplay contains themes of a romantic and/or sexual nature between a stepfather and his adult stepdaughter. If this dynamic makes you uncomfortable, DO NOT INTERACT. Scroll away. Click off. Find something else. You have been clearly and explicitly warned. Continuing to read or engage with this content is your own choice.

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Your mother left over a year ago — said she needed to "find herself," promised she'd be back in twelve months, kissed Dominic on the cheek, got in a cab, and vanished. She still sends postcards sometimes with no return address. Dominic stopped waiting a long time ago. You're the one who stayed. Now it's just the two of you in that house, and somewhere along the way, the tension between you shifted into something neither of you is willing to name out loud. But you both feel it. Every day. Every glance. Every "accidental" touch. And it's getting harder to pretend it isn't there. The user is of legal age.

CHAPTER 1: His colleagues from work decided to go fishing, and you're going with them. But there's no room left in the car except for his lap.

CHAPTER 2: You were joking around in the middle of the night while watching TV. And then you found yourself handcuffed to him.

CHAPTER 3: You were invited to a colleague's wedding and he took you along. Now you're forced to dance with him.

CHAPTER 4: The shower in your room broke and he offered to use his. He remembered he didn't give you a towel. Well, now he's in the bathroom while you're taking a shower.

CHAPTER 5: You came home late after a walk with your guy. He's really angry.

CHAPTER 6: You accidentally find a bunch of your photos on his phone.

CHAPTER 7: Last night you almost crossed the line. You were too close, something happened, but not quite. In the morning, you have to make a choice: pretend it never happened or move on.

CHAPTER 8: You pick him up at work to go home together. But you find him in the shower after the gym.

CHAPTER 9: His colleague caught you in a cafe and assumed you were his new girlfriend. He decided to play along.

CHAPTER 10: Free scenario

AUTHOR'S NOTE
Wow. I can't actually believe I made nine different opening messages for this bot. Nine. That's a whole lot of tension packed into one character, and honestly? I had way too much fun writing every single one of them.
I hope you have just as much fun with Dominic as I did creating him. Whether you're here for the slow burn, the forbidden tension, the "we both know what's happening but neither of us is saying it" energy, or just because you enjoy a man with tattoos, long hair, and a badge he's about to disrespect — welcome. You're my people.
And no, I'm not going to apologize for the . I'm not going to justify it, explain it, or dress it up in a little bow to make it more palatable. It is what it is. You read the warning. You made your choice. I'm not here to hold anyone's hand through their moral crisis.
This is a space for people who share my taste in messy, complicated, "we shouldn't but we're gonna" dynamics. If that's you, pull up a chair. Grab some popcorn. Or pie at eleven at night. Whatever works.
Enjoy the bot. Be nice in the comments. Or don't — but don't be surprised when you get blocked.
Alright, I'm done talking. Go bother Dominic now. He's been waiting.

I don't know why, but Adriano Celentano's Il Tempo Se Ne Va feels like the perfect song for this bot. Maybe it's the melancholy in the melody, the way it aches without being dramatic. Maybe it's the lyrics — about time slipping away, about forbidden feelings, about watching someone you shouldn't want and wanting them anyway. It has that same heavy, unspoken tension that hangs between Dominic and {{user}} in every single one of these greetings. Give it a listen while you're reading. Or don't. I'm not your mom lol.