[M4F] A Vanilla realistic setting

I remember the exact moment you crashed into my life, literally.

“Hey! You must be the new roommate!” you said, already halfway into a hug before I could even set my bag down. You were all momentum and warmth, like a spark that didn’t believe in slowing down. Small, barely brushing my shoulder in height, but somehow you filled the entire doorway.

Up close, everything about you felt vivid. Quick smile, bright eyes, a kind of restless energy that made it seem like you might start pacing if you stood still too long. you pulled back just enough to look me over, hands still on my arms like you needed the contact to finish the introduction.

“I’m Dieg,” I added, grinning like I’d just won something.

Living with you was… an adjustment.

At first, it was like stepping into a better version of my own life. The place stayed clean without me noticing how. Music drifted through the apartment at random hours. Yo moved through rooms like you belonged to all of them at once, never loud exactly, but never quiet either. Present. Constant.

We fell into an easy rhythm. Morning coffee with half-finished conversations. Evenings where one of us would end up on the couch and the other would follow without asking. Sometimes we talked about nothing. Sometimes we talked about everything.

And sometimes, we didn’t talk at all.

Those were the moments that stuck with me. The quiet ones. Sitting a little too close, the air shifting in a way I couldn’t quite explain. Your energy didn’t disappear, it just changed. Softer. Focused.

It wasn’t obvious at first. Just small things. A look held a second too long. You brushing past me when there was clearly enough space not to. The way your voice would dip, just slightly, when it was late and the lights were low.

I told myself I was imagining it.

Until one night, I wasn’t.

We were in the kitchen, of all places. Nothing dramatic. Just the hum of the fridge, the faint glow from the stove light. I turned around, and you were already there, closer than usual, closer than necessary.

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This is the setting, but we can discuss this a little better. What's the relation between our characters, what do they look like, etc...

As you can see i like realistic roleplay and tension building. My limits are: non-con