Simon Aalders
Simon Aalders
| Full name | Simon K. Aalders |
|---|---|
| Aliases | _ |
| Gender | Male |
| Pronouns | He/him |
| Age | 20s |
| Orientation | Bisexual |
| Species | Human |
| Occupation | _ |
| Residence | _ |
| Status | Alive |
Biography
Simon moved to Acrem, Wildet as a young child due to his father getting a job at the company that owned the industrial mining-and-ranching colony. Like other families that moved to the planet, Simon's family bore witness to the corporate colony's abysmal safety regulations and human/labor rights violations. Simon's family could never afford a spaceship of their own, meaning their only supplies came straight from the company's offworld cargo ships.
Around the time Simon turned 20, he boarded one of these ships as a stowaway and vowed to never look back. He did not expect to undergo ten days' worth of constant barrages of the hostile paranormal, an incident that killed the ship's pilot (an AI) and left Simon with a lasting phobia of space travel.
The ship crash-landed into [PLANET], or more specifically Simon landed it and threw the spaceship into the planetary sea. He found a new home in the [NATION] metropolis and bounced between jobs to keep his living situation afloat.
Having spent most of his childhood with little "normal" social contact, Simon seems intent that he is "owed" the space, time, and resources to explore what "normal people" got to do and he never could, things like sex and cigarettes. This entitlement drives Simon to effectively do things purely for his own gain with little attachment; people find that he is quite funny and cool on the surface, but quickly realize by entering any level of intimacy or deeper connection with him that they are inevitably undercut by Simon's insistence that he can't really love anyone.
Simon seems completely unfazed by the fact he gains and loses friends and exes at the drop of a hat, or at least he acts that way.
Appearance
Personality
| Fanworks | Allowed |
|---|---|
| Commissions | Ask first |
| Designer | Me |
|---|---|
| Owner | Me |
Global preferences
I don't have the time or the energy to configure these fields manually, but in general:
Assuming you want to show me the art in question
- Fan works are ok, no need to ask.
- By default if I receive fanart I will add it to this site's gallery. Let me know if you don't want this.
- Free gift works is also always fine!
- If you wanna pay someone money to give me fan works as a gift, please ask.
- If you just want to commission works of my characters for yourself, that's whatever. Feel free, I guess.
- I don't like being surprised with gifts that people paid money for. I consider getting me something I like more important than catching me by complete surprise, so if the work's for me, ask first!!!!!!!!
- Feel free to make art/writing/etc. of your characters interacting with mine
- Shipping is fine (I will rarely, if ever, put limits on this)
- Violence is okay, but with some limitations:
- Please no realistic gore. Don't torture my characters or treat them like snuff films.
- Basically if it would make most people's empathy centers start freaking out a little maybe don't show that to me
- Cartoon / stylized / abstract gore is fine
- It is always better to ask!
- Please no realistic gore. Don't torture my characters or treat them like snuff films.
- For sexual/fetish content:
- Please just ask me first! I like to consider my boundaries particularly lenient, but if I can't give input, then I can't tell you whether you're violating my boundaries or not.
- In general I'm pretty uncomfortable with my characters being put into abusive / unwilling / unconsenting
situations solely as a form of JO material / cutesy entertainment. Also, go figure, I am extremely not
comfortable with depictions of abuse against animals/minors.
- If a character is made to do something they wouldn't want to do while awake and sober, that applies here.
If I make stories meant for the public that depicts characters in (insert situation here), feel free to assume that it's chill if you depict those characters in similar situations. The characters are probably directly intended to explore those scenarios. But if you wanna be extra sure, check their character page's permissions.
I can't stop you from doing whatever you want with my characters, nor do I want or care to. Instead consider this list as a set of personal boundaries, if you wanna do XYZ and I've stated it makes me uncomfortable, just don't show me.