[M4F] White British/ American Sailor × Black Woman (Intercultural Historical World War Two Roleplay)

Hello everybody! My name's wieland and today I'm searching for a fellow enthusiast for historical romantic roleplays, specifically the middle of the 20th century. Furthermore, I am interested in having the main romantic pairing be of an intercultural/ interracial nature. I adore stories involving romance between characters from different cultural backgrounds. I believe there's a lot of potential there to explore the narratively interesting results of these contrasts within historical settings. Thematically, this would revolve around love, duty, trauma and all the other struggles and opposition our characters would more than likely face.

With all of this said, let me introduce some possible ideas for the exact setting and at least my character's background. While I stated my character being British or American, he also might be French or of another nationality. I would be fine with either beginning the story during World War Two or after, with my character being a veteran. Of course, this can also be combined in a long-term story with the characters meeting during the war and having a life together afterwards. Perhaps, they even met before the war and are seperated by him being drafted? For each of these options, I have some possible ideas which I will list below.

If they met before the war, they might be school sweethearts, having attended one of the rare integrated schools if they are from the United States, or they might be childhood acquaintances of another sort. Alternatively, they meet as adults; in a café, university, night clubs or other "civilian" situations. These also could apply if they meet after the war.

In case they meet during the war, I am imagining that she would be living in occupied France or one of the African theaters of war. Maybe she is a nurse, clerical worker or telegraph operator working for the Allied forces or even a Josephine Baker-like figure?

So, if you adore these sorts of pairings and that old school aesthetic of the mid twentieth century as much as I do, don't hesitate to reach out to me. If you've messaged me in the past or we talked, please do so again. Sometimes I lose oversight over my inbox and close chats I did not mean to. If you have sent me a request which I did not accept even after a few hours, you probably landed in Reddit's awful spam filter. In that case, drop me a comment on this post and I'll reach out to you.**

Hope to hear from you!