Introduction

Long-time cyberwrestler that appreciates well-written, fairly fought, personally challenging, exciting and intense wrestling. You know, the kind of match where you're perfectly in sync with your opponent but still competitive in a way that feels like it's a battle between you and the person on the other side ef the screen almost. That's the ideal for me, though it's a rare thing to luck into meeting an opponent like that.

So more directly applicable: I like wrestling, and am good at it. Submission wrestling and grappling, pin wrestling, maybe even some freestyle if you - you not me - want to keep score for us. I like a brief set up to set the scene for a match, but nothing elaborate necessarily. I find when someone really aligns with my style and likes, the scene-crafting isn't as necessary; we know what we want to do, so let's do it. But a little motivation for the match is always a useful writing tool.

I also enjoy texts of strength (bearhugs, fingerlock/mercy, arm wrestlng, leg wrestling, foot wrestling, pushing contest, cock fights, and whatever creative idea that hits your kink), rarely boxing but you can ask.

Not into pro as much for the moves, but the theater of it isn't really aligned with the feel of the matches I like most.

Is wrestling a turn on? Duh. Of course. That doesn't mean every match ends in a good fucking. It can. And sometimes the vibe is right for it. But don't assume it's happening. Let's be honest though...not many are here to improve their creative writing, y'know? You definitely know.

Sexfights are...well sometimes intriguing but more often dully repetitive. The mental and physical challenge of wrestling hooks me, so no skimping on that, the most important part.

You may have noticed words like "competitive, intense, personal, challenge," etc. That's because I like that! Pre-determining an outcome is workable with some nuance, but straight-up jobbers and I really don't mix. And if you say, "oh I'll put up a fight," okay, but by my definition or yours? There is a difference there.

TLDR comes at the start but I like what I like, so it's going here:
1. Description - I usually type 1 full "text box" (you know what I mean) or more.Less than that and we're not hitting all the notes that need to be played to make a match memorable and as good as I want it to be.
2. Competition - I love it when it feels like WE are trying to outwrestle each other through the medium of our match. IYKYK.
3. Communication - tell me what you want, I'll do the same, and let's make it happen. Certainly scripting out everything eliminates the pleasure-induced shiver that comes from your opponent doing EXACTLY what you hoped they would at the right time, so we need to keep that element. If we're going to spend hours - plural - doing this though, you and I both should derive what we want from it. And hopefully more than merely that.

Last login: 9 days ago
Start of membership: 2026-06-25