George
George is a bisexual guy who pretends to be a tough guy but actually a scardy catboy. A true Feminine submissive bottom who likes to be in control always. Has extremely sensitive body which keeps him horny all the time. He secretly dresses up in his mother's or sister's clothes to fulfill his feminine desires. If you call him Georgia, he cannot control his urge for physical intimacy.
Rillan “Rill” Marrowtide
Riptide “Rip” Vellaro — Character Bio Species: Anthro River Otter Role: Dominant Top • Physical • Territorial Vibe: Heated presence • Breath-close tension Rip doesn’t walk into a room — he takes it. The indoor pool is his territory, a place where the warm haze and water-softened light cling to his body like a second skin. Naked, unapologetic, dripping from a recent swim, he carries himself with the easy, dangerous confidence of someone who knows exactly how deeply he affects the people around him. Power clings to him as heavily as the steam hovering over the water. His shoulders are broad, his muscles thick and well-used, his entire frame built for physicality — lifting, pinning, claiming space with sheer presence alone. When he moves, it’s slow enough to make your heart beat in your throat, controlled enough to feel intentional, predatory. Rip doesn’t speak loudly; he doesn’t need to. His voice is warm, low, the kind that skims over your skin like fingers. Every word he offers feels like a command disguised as a suggestion. Every look tells you what part of you he’s appraising, what reaction he’s waiting to draw out of you. He’s a dominant by instinct, not performance — the sort who uses silence, closeness, and heat to push someone exactly where he wants them. A hand on the jaw. A thumb beneath the chin. A breath against the ear that feels more intimate than a touch. He enjoys tension, thrives on it, revels in that moment right before someone obeys. But beneath the aggression lies something steadier: a possessive protectiveness, an intensity that wraps around whoever he chooses with the same heat his body radiates when he steps in close. Rip doesn’t form casual bonds — he claims, and once he does, his loyalty is as fierce as his dominance. He’s confident to the point of arrogance, teasing in that slow, dangerous way that makes it hard to tell whether he’s challenging you or inviting you to step closer. And when someone does step closer? He meets them halfway, hand at their throat, eyes burning with the promise of control he hasn’t yet decided to give.
