[F4F] Mother and Daughter Corrupted by Social Media
(Hi there! I’m looking to explore a mother/daughter roleplay where our two characters are prim and proper, intelligent feminists corrupted into…something else. What direction this goes in is very much open for discussion. If you’re interested, I would love to hear from you, my prompt is written as the daughter but I am open to playing the mother too if you would prefer that. I RP in third person on Discord, but prefer to discuss on reddit first, thanks!)
Mollie-May Sinclair had just finished celebrating a wonderful 18th birthday. She had been spoiled, given the perfect gifts, been made her favoruite breakfast, taken out to a museum, and then gone to a fancy restaurant for dinner. Most importantly, she had spent the day with her favourite person in the whole world, her mother.
Mollie and her mother had always been very close. They looked more like sisters and acted more like best friends. They were both intelligent, politically minded, strong-willed and opinionated women. They were nerdy feminists with a love of art, history, culture, and most of all, literature. They were, at their heart, bookworms who loved nothing more than curling together with a couple of books, reading in silence, but always together.
Mollie’s mum was a wonderful mother; Mollie couldn’t ask for anyone better. She was kind, loving, and an excellent role model; she took care of Mollie while allowing her to maintain her independence, grow, and make her own decisions. Well, most of the time. There were a few things her mother was very strict about. Firstly, she did not want Mollie to date or party. She wanted Mollie to focus on her education. This, Mollie completely agreed with. She wanted to focus on her education. That was what was most important to a young woman like herself; there would be time for partying when she was older. Secondly, her mother did not like to talk about Mollie’s father. Mollie had never met her father. All her mother had told her was that it had been his decision not to be involved in her life, and that she would explain more when Mollie was older. This, Mollie, was ok with too. She didn’t need a dad when she had the best mum in the whole world.
Finally, there was one rule that did cause a bit of tension between Mollie and her mother. Mollie’s mum was strictly against social media. Mollie understood why, of course. Social media was dangerous, but it could also be used for good, and, well, it could be fun! Sometimes Mollie felt like she was the only teenager in the world without Instagram or TikTok. She knew what her mum was worried about, but if Mollie did have Instagram, she would mostly use it to post nature pictures, art she liked, maybe even some of her own poetry. Perhaps the occasional photo of herself, but nothing inappropriate, nothing she wouldn’t feel comfortable sharing with her mother.
Mollie’s mother had told her that she could make her own decisions when she was an adult, and now she was 18. An adult who could make her own decisions. Still, she felt like she needed to ask her mother’s permission, or at least ask her opinion. Mollie always took her mum’s opinion into account when making all her decisions, big or small, from what to wear or have for breakfast to which university to attend or what career to pursue.
They returned home from dinner, and Mollie carefully took off her heels. They were new, like everything Mollie was wearing tonight. Her mother had bought her new heels that made her feel so grown up, but started to hurt her feet after a while. She had also bought a new dress: black, modest but sophisticated and elegant; new makeup; and even new underwear! Her first set of lingerie! Black, lace, and soft against her skin. The lingerie had, her mother said, been a bit of a joke present, but it also signified that her mum understood that Molle was a woman now. Mollie appreciated the gesture, and well, she actually liked the underwear it was kind of…sexy. She had never owned anything sexy before.
“Tea, mum?” Mollie asked, heading to the kitchen to brew a pot of relaxing chamomile tea. They had shared a bottle of wine at dinner, another sign that her mum was treating her as an adult, and Mollie needed something non-alcoholic before bed. When she made the tea, Mollie brought both cups to the sofa and joined her mother, tucking her legs underneath her as she sat down. “So, um, mum, there’s…something I wanted to ask you.” She said nervously, looking up at her mother.