In a partner, I'm looking for someone friendly/a friend who will let me know if they've decided to quit. Simple enough, yeah?
OK I have NOOO idea how to code, so this'll be a mess. Here's what you gotta know:
Whatever is in FxF is only for FxF pairings, whatever is in MxM is only for MxM pairings, and whatever is in either is for...well, either. The ones in 'either' will not appear in the FxF or MxM section, so check it out please, regardless of which pairing you like.
If I have a preference for a character, I'll mark them MC/YC. If I don't, I'll mark them A/B and you decide who's who!
OK I have NOOO idea how to code, so this'll be a mess. Here's what you gotta know:
Whatever is in FxF is only for FxF pairings, whatever is in MxM is only for MxM pairings, and whatever is in either is for...well, either. The ones in 'either' will not appear in the FxF or MxM section, so check it out please, regardless of which pairing you like.
If I have a preference for a character, I'll mark them MC/YC. If I don't, I'll mark them A/B and you decide who's who!
MC and her roommate have been best friends forever, but when it comes to girls, he's a giant, manipulative jerk. A jerk that for some reason YC is dating. Although at first she's a little bit angry that MC's roommate lives with a girl, they soon become friends. And when YC is betrayed, it's MC who comforts her...but what is she supposed to do now that her and her roommate's soon-to-be-ex like each other?
A is a model. A big, successful model, not just kind on the eyes, but kind in her soul. B, on the otherhand, is a fashion photographer for a new clothing company, with real talent to boot. When B's coworker accidentally saves A's life (or, at least her expensive clothes) and B snaps a viral photo, A joins the company, and sweet little B is determined to get A and her coworker together...but A didn't join for the coworker. She joined for B.
MC has decided that it's time for her to get a pet. On her way to the shelter, she finds an injured dog laying in the road and takes her home. In the morning when she wakes up, she finds a very thankful werewolf girl (YC) making her pancakes, and YC is just SO EXCITED to be her new roommate (and, on full moons, pet.)
A and B have never been able to stand each other, but when a class trip goes wrong, they are the only two to wash up on an uninhabited island. They'll have to hunt, gather, build, sleep, and be together in order to survive, and eventually make it off the island.
Tall, pretty A and short, cute B have always been kind of really into each other, but were too shy to talk to their classmate. But now they have to talk, on account of they just switched bodies, and need to find a way to switch back.
A and B are horrified to discover that their parents, who are totally not perfect for each other, are about to get married. They need to put a stop to this bad romance, but among their scheming, will their own bad romance start?
MC lost her mother when she was very young, and the revolving door of stepmothers she's had since have been of little help. When her dad announces that he's married again, MC, soon to be eighteen, is suprised to find it's a woman not even three years her senior. Desperate to be the "cool Mom" (at first), YC insists on bonding with her new stepdaughter, only to discover it might be the daughter- not the father- that's her true love.
Despite their different upbringing, The Princess and The Servant have been best friends since childhood. As the Princess comes of age, there is to be a royal ball introducing her suitors, followed by a competition wherein the winner earns the hand of the Princess. Fearful of all the goons entering her competition (and possibly her marital bed), The Princess begs the servant to win the competition- even if it means becoming her wife!
A family of affluent witches and a family of affluent witch hunters have fought for centuries for control of their city. When the family of witchhunters holds a large banquet to honor the birth of their new daughter and invites everyone in the city except the family of witches, the witches turn up anyway and place a curse upon the newborn daughter that on the eve of her 16th birthday, she will prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel and die. 15 years later, the witch's young daughter and her prep school friends crash the witch hunter's masquerade party, in order to get the witch's daughter over her breakup with her ex-boyfriend. While there, the witch's daughter meets, and starts a romance, with the witch hunter's daughter. When they discover each other's true identities, they decide to work together- at the cost of their families- to save the witch hunter from certain death. But can they make it?
MC is an assassin. YC is her best friend, who, up til now, was completely unaware of this fact. When YC has a price put on her head, MC risks her job and her life to rescue her best friend/crush. But can YC reconcile her cold hard killer persona with her true self?
For some reason, A and B just keep crashing into each other. They seem to like the same cafes, concerts, movies, parks, and events, and they keep ending up together. One day, B spies A swimming, and some awful boys stealing her clothes, so she chases them down, returning the clothes to a very grateful A. The next day, A shows up at her school and proposes to her, much to B's confusion. Apparently, giving a selkie its clothes back is a sacred mating ritual, and since they're married in the selkie way, A is determined to marry B the human way, too!
A and B are daughters of rival make-up company CEOs, and, as such, are forbidden to associate. This is particularly hard when they go to the same fancy preparatory school. When they are paired up in science class and forced to create a new product to benefit both their companies, they discover they have perfect chemistry, regardless of what their parents have to say about it.
A and B are born over and over again, just like everybody else. Unlike everyone else, they keep gettng back together, at A's insistence, no matter how many times the relationship fails. (And it always fails.)
All A has ever wanted to do was be the best dragon rider in the history of Kieros Isle, and for the first half of her life, she was the best in her age group. Unfortunately, since her thirteenth birthday, some annoying boy keeps beating her at every competition, much to her chagrin. When she is chosen to compete for the princes' hand (as one of the five best girl riders in Kieros), she finds the boy among the competition for the hand of the princess. Which annoys her greatly once she discovers an explosive secret: her rival is another girl!
There is an all-boys school in Cottingham, as well as an all-girls school. MC belongs to the all girls, and is completely tired of their incessant fawning over the most popular boy, YC. Deciding that she's had enough, she uses her hacking skills to enroll in YC's school, as his roommate, in order to write an expose that will leave the girls reeling. Expecting a normal sort of secret, like a secret girlfriend, or a habit of going to clubs or drinking, MC gets more than she bargained for when she finds that popular YC is a...girl?
MC answered an ad online to be a celebrity hire. Since YC's career took a slight downturn, she'll do whatever it takes to build a buzz, including hiring a pretty girl to be her 'mysterious new friend' that hangs out with her at nightclubs. A misprint online, however, left MC thinking that she'd be YC's fake girlfriend. That's why she greeted YC with a kiss, and that's why they're both now viral. YC, however, loves the attention, and wants to keep MC on, despite MC's reservations.
It's the summer vacation after senior year, and the class saved up all year for a one-week road trip and month long vacation to New York City. Though A and B can't stand each other, they were placed in the same five person car and bickered the entire time- well, for the first day. Then their class abandoned them in a small town gas station in Arizona. Maybe A and B piss each other off, but now they're pissed off at the class more, and have decided to work together to make it to New York and ruin their classmates vacation.
MC and YC are roommates and very close best friends. MC is the "maid" type- always cooking and cleaning and doing chores, willing to do anything for his best friend, because he's in love (not that he'd ever admit this.) When YC gets a serious girlfriend for the first time in forever, she gives him an ultimatum: MC moves out and she moves in, or they're done! Can YC and MC's friendship handle the stress? Will YC ever get a clue MC loves him?
While investigating the disappearance of a young girl, YC, a tough cop, comes across a young career criminal who claims he's trying to turn his life around. As it turns out, MC (the criminal) has the key to many open cases- and maybe even YC's heart.
YC was prepared for a relaxing summer delivering newspapers in the small town his grandmother lived, a welcome change from the excitement of the city. Instead, he accidentally finds a skull in the woods, and as soon as he touches it, he can see a ghost. A ghost (MC) that claims he is now responsible for finding his killer.
When MC, the prep school flirt, is falsely accused of damaging something of YC, the bad boy's, and YC is rightfully accused of damaging something of MC's, MC decides to punish YC by making YC fall for him, straight or not. But if he falls too, well- shit.
YC and MC have been best friends since childhood. YC has no idea MC is a werewolf, and MC has no idea YC is a werewolf hunter- until YC and his family shows him. To add to the drama, MC is like 99% sure YC is his mate.
In school, A and B are fierce rivals, stemming from the fact that A seems to have everything handed to him on a silver platter. Online, they're best friends, neither suspecting that just because their friend has the same name, they're the same person. A confides in B about the mean boy at school that he has such a crush on, and B confides in A about the jerk who gets everything handed to him on a silver platter. When A begins to worry B might be the boy, things take a turn.
A is what you'd call a hot mess. He's constantly getting into stupid trouble, and B is constantly rescuing him and getting him out. If A could safely work out his issues, there's a chance they might end up together, but for now their romance is just as messy as A's tangled memory.
In ninth grade, YC was ugly and MC was uglier. The laws of high school- survival of the fittest- dictated that YC bully MC, and he did, mercilessly, even becoming popular through it. At the end of the year, MC changed schools, and that seemed to be that- until senior year, when MC returned. Cute as f*ck, no one seemed to recognize him, leaving him free to pursue revenge on his former tormentors. Small problem: YC is also cute. And friendly. And seemingly hellbent on making MC his boyfriend. How is MC supposed to pursue revenge when this absolute distraction won't stop flirting with him?!
Despite their different upbringing, MC (the Prince) and YC (the knight) have always been best friends. Much more level-headed than his best friend, YC is who everyone calls upon to talk sense into MC when he's being an idiot (unfortunately, a common occurrence.) When MC comes of age and is told to choose his future wife, YC is called in to talk him out of his current decision, who he insists upon. But YC has no idea how to deal with the fact that MC is apparently insistent on marrying him!
When the last King of Amphitrite dies childless, he decrees that an orphan boy become the new Prince (MC), and his nephew teach the boy how to be King. Originally resentful of the boy for taking his throne, the Tutor (YC) soon finds himself falling for the uncivilized Prince.
Mermaids are solitary creatures, preferring to spend their lives as far away from humans as possible, except for a one-month expedition to the human world, in a small village below the secret lake they live in. Unfortunately for MC, he finds himself lost, transported to the big city. He knows no one and barely speaks the language- so he clings to the first person he comes across that helps him- YC. YC, however, has no idea how to help a wayward merman!
MC and YC have been friends since childhood, but that doesn't mean everything is hunky dory between them. YC is flamboyantly gay and can't stand MC's girlfriend. When he finds out MC's girlfriend is cheating on him, he goes out of his way to make things better, by assuring that MC's girlfriend doesn't buy him in the school's charity auction. Instead of making things better, he sparks a bunch of gay rumors, a huge fight, and a lot of drama.
Everyone thinks MC and YC's bromance is a romance, no matter how much they try and convince everyone that they're both completely, 100% straight. When they're dared to kiss, both change their minds: MC is now only 90% positive he's straight, and YC is 100% positive he likes MC.
MC has two secrets in life: first, that he likes men, and second, that he loves YC, his best friend of many years. When YC announces that he is getting married, a heartbroken MC confides in YC's [insert family member here], leading YC to uncover both secrets- not that MC knows this.
YC has it all: three beautiful children, a fourth on the way, a huge, gorgeous house, money, even the perfect wife. Then a freak accident causes him to lose it all: when he goes into a coma, his wife leaves him and the kids for another man, taking the house and all the money with her. When he wakes up six months later, it is only his supportive best friend (MC) who is left behind, raising his children in his cramped studio apartment. Soon, YC begins to discover that a life with MC isn't so bad, as his kids scramble desperately to get them together.
YC and MC are best friends, nothing more. So when a car accident leads to a shocking new symptom, MC is confused. YC seems absolutely convinced they've been married five years, and any attempts to convince him otherwise freak YC the fuck out. On the advice of their doctors, MC agrees to pretend they're married until YC snaps out of this strange delusion.
Twist: YC is right, and they have been married for five years. It's MC that can't seem to remember this.
Twist: YC is right, and they have been married for five years. It's MC that can't seem to remember this.
MC is straight. YC is out as bisexual. Both are famous celebrities, although, until now, they've never worked together before. Somehow, they've been given roles opposite each other as romantic leads in a hugely popular adaptation of a gay rom-com. The result? An odd-duck sort of friendship that might just be turning into a romance of it's own, if only shy MC would respond to YC's flirting.
MC is an up-and-coming singer in a boy band. YC is an established young rock singer who is extremely popular. When MC's band insults YC on national television and says they've "come to replace him", MC defends him, and that's how he finds himself friends with his idol. Or more than friends...? There seems to be more to it than a mentor-mentee relationship.
MC and YC were best friends as kids, spending all their time together from 0-11 and every summer together after that. Still, YC never informed MC that he was the Prince of a small country. When YC kissed him last year, MC was confused and didn't respond, and the next day, YC had flown back to his home country early. MC waited a whole year for him to return, so he could tell YC he had feelings for him, but YC didn't come back. Instead, he invited MC to his royal wedding. Although MC tries to tell him he has feelings for him, now, he is brushed off: YC is getting married and believes MC only wants him because he's a Prince.
MC has a problem. YC is cool, suave, and extremely attractive, so he can- and does- land any girl he wants. And MC is always the one to comfort them when YC inevitably breaks their heart. So MC decides to fix his problem, permanently- by making YC fall for him and breaking YC's heart in the process, to see how he likes it. But the plan works a little too well...
A and B have a very popular rivalry online. A is classically trained, and B is kind of a rock star. When A's label overtakes B's, their new boss decides A and B should perform a duet, much to their chagrin. But sparks of anger aren't the only ones that fly, and soon their fans are determined to push them together at all costs.
A and B were best friends, until B found out about A's crush on them and insisted they'd "never go out with them if they were the last two people on Earth!" Unfortunately, the Apocalypse happens, and now they're the last two people they can find. Can they put aside their differences to save their own lives?
A and B are classmates, who, due to running in different circles, have never really talked. That's all about to change. When the principal announces that everyone will be paired up randomly and forced to 'marry' for a class assignment, A and B find themselves the only 'gay couple' in the class, and best believe their small-town classmates are judging how they handle this assignment.
The vampires and the werewolves have been at war pretty much nonstop for the last 200 years. 10 years ago, the King of the Vampires and the King of the Werewolves met to try and dictate peace; their five (MC) and seven (YC) year old kids became fast friends and apparently decided that they were in love, promising to marry each other when they came of age. The Peace Negotiations failed, and ten more years of vicious battle ensued- until today. The two kings have decided that their opposite gender children, who are the same age, will marry on the younger's birthday, combining their kingdoms and bringing in peace. Small problem: the Vampire Prince(ss), YC, is certain that the Werewolf Prince(ss), MC, is their love, and refuses to let them marry their younger sibling without a fight!
A is an orphan belonging to a famous group of thieves and rogues. Taking pride in their skill, they truly believe that their earnings will make them head of the clan- that is, until a rival steals the King and Queen's crown jewels. Upset and desperate to one-up them, A decides to steal the one thing the royals will miss more than their jewels: the crown prince(ss), B. Of course, they didn't count on stealing adventurous B's heart in the process.
When YC is sent into the woods to find their grandfather's house, they are given four warnings: don't talk to strangers, stay away from howling noises, don't stop, and don't veer off the well lit path. Thanks to their refusal to obey the third, they finds themself disobeying the fourth, quickly becoming hopelessly lost. Then they break the first rule when they spy a human and ask them for help. MC, a werewolf, is worried for YC; thinking them adorable, they decide to spend the night hiding YC from MC's hungry family, and making sure they arrive safely at their destination. Unfortunately, this means hiding the fact that they're a werewolf- on a full moon, no less.
MC and YC are best friends, and YC is a hopeless romantic (and hopelessly straight?) One night at a party, MC and YC, both drunk off their gourd, kiss. The next day, MC remembers everything, but YC only remembers that they kissed someone, that it was excellent, and that this was obviously the love of their life. MC, too embarrassed to tell them, swears all their other friends to secrecy as YC begins a witch hunt to find the love of their life.
Two best friends are both bi. One likes the other and tries to flirt with them constantly, but the other legitimately does not notice or interprets this incorrectly, leading to a very frustrated flirter.
A gave up on being more than friends with 'straight' B a long time ago. So why does B insist on teasing them and flirting with them at every opportunity? It's driving A, who's convinced that they're completely platonic, nuts. Also being driven nuts: B! Why won't A at least acknowledge B's feelings for them?
A and B didn't know each other too well. They were only classmates for two years, after all. But when B went missing, it was A that found B's encrypted diary, with a warning: Tell No One. And it was A that set off on an epic quest- fueled by information in B's diary- to get B back.
This would be interesting because our characters wouldn't have any actual interaction. One of us would be writing diary entries for a mysterious, possibly dead person, and the other would be following clues and sneaking around, trying to solve the mystery of their disappearance.
As the competition of Alpha House/Beta House heats up, the producers notice an electric chemistry between friends/frenemies A and B, who they decide must now pretend they are in love.
A and B fight all the time, and it's great for ratings. The producers decide to make the fights a little juicier by forcing A and B to pretend to be exes.
