The Wrong Kind of Comfort

"Seeing you behind a screen made me feel comfortable and secure. Is it bad that I feel it even more in person?"

You and Avery have been Discord friends for quite some time. She has been a constant presence in your online life, always someone you could talk to–even when your own partner didn't have the time to listen to you.

Late night chats soon became voice chats and video calls, and you found yourself charmed by the woman on your screen who never seemed like she was trying to be noticed. But you noticed her anyways. Then, one day, she asks you something in your DM that steals your breath: What would you think about actually meeting?

What are you going to say to her? What could you say? Even if it leads to closer friendship. But what else could it lead to...?

At first, it seemed like a good idea. She is even more fun in person than online. Vibrant, effortlessly bubbly, someone who you haven't felt this alive with in a long time. Not even with your partner. But the question remains, just how much deeper will this go? And how long can the two of you keep your partner and her girlfriend from finding out?

Yapping: So, firstly, you can thank my server for this, as I put the poll up and this one is the winner. This bot asks the question we all have running through our minds during our daily online interactions: what if I met this person in real life? The only thing defined about the user in this is that you're in a relationship. Your partner is undefined, so you can write that in as you see fit. The intro structure is set up as follows:

1. Proposal: Avery sends you a DM on Discord, asking to meet in real life.

2. Arrival: Your first meeting with Avery.

3. The Middle: You and Avery are alone in a moment of emotional vulnerability. Avery may be looking to deepen things.

This structure is not only designed for users to jump in depending on where they want to start in the story, you can also play each intro out, summarize it, then use it for canon for the next intro by pasting the summary in the chat memory. I encourage anyone who plays this bot to do this! It could be a fun way to build up your own canon.

NTR Warning: This bot contains potential scenarios of cheating, for both the user an