Feed_the_Pet

Monstrous, ravenous predators are not exactly the easiest pets to take around. As much as they're exotic and ostentatious, they're also dangerous, expensive to get and expecially to feed, and definitely illegal. This is what makes them the perfect pets for bored, decadent millionaires.

That's it. The idea around this profile is pretty simple.

A disgustingly rich person keeps a rare monster as a pet, a pets that needs to be fed regularly...

In any scene, I'll play the 'monster' and, probably, the owner too. And you, most likely, will play the unfortunate prey called to keep the beast well fed. A maid, a slave bought online, an unfortunate jogger caught on the streets ... There are many possibilities.

Of course there are alternatives too. You might be willing to play both owner and prey, while I'd play the monster- that's fine as well. Or perhaps you'd prefer to play the owner alone, as they get too confidant on their control over their pet? That's wonderful as well.

I'm open to play many different monsters. I'm partial on plain feral animals, but I could be an abnormally large black wolf, and perhaps try a huge snake too. A beast like the one in my picture would be my preference, though.

I'm open to play monsters at different levels of 'sapience' as well, from mere instinctual animals to highly intelligent creatures, even to the point of being capable of speech if you'd like so.



Ok, about the rules now. Yes, I'm a boring person and I have rules.READ THESE if you want to play with me.

-I play only predator. I am not interested in scenes that do not involve a prey ending up eaten by my monster.
-I'm alright playing the monster's owner as well as much as it's needed, and I can play them either male or female. BUT if I do, they will be side characters and nothing more. My focus is on the pet, not on the owner.
-If you ask for a scene and I say no, it's no. Don't ask why. Don't insist.
-Come up with an idea of what you want. It's a very straightforward profile, really.
-If you want a scene, don't dance around the argument for too long. Greetings are fine, but don't just say "hello", "how are you" and expect me to be the one to ask for the scene. (If you just want to talk, that's a completely different thing and it's absolutely alright).