Since more people are having trouble with themes then I thought. I'll put the first five submissive and Dom themes down below just incase you need help. The statuses are to come though.
-D O M S-
N E E L S
- At drug deal / interrupt one.
- In a club
- In a bad side of town and need help (running, lost, Ect.)
- On a rooftop, smoking
M A L I K E
- Notice him from highschool (actually was a friend, always had a small crush, remembers his voice)
- Went to his company to get a job/ meet at a club of his
- In one of his class at highschool (if he was a sub) or one of his normal classes in (college)
- See him at a coffee shop.
B R I C E
- Your his client (personal trainer)
-meet him at a gym
-helps you with something high up (items, food, books, ect.)
-bump into him at a football game
A P O L L O
- Work at his company ( personal assistant, missed important meeting, ect.)
- At a music store
- A tattoo parlour
- a coffee shop, in the corner for his break from work
J A X T O N
- fixing something in your house
- At a carnival
- At a mall (game store, hot topics, food court, Ect. )
- Fixing something on campus
- S U B S -
L E O N A R D O
- football practice / game and on opposing side or his.
- A party that everyone knows of
- town meeting
- new in town
E L L I S
- While he is being bullied
- Alone in a library / at a convince story (pharmacy)
- lost in the suburbs of L.A.
- In the woods.
M A T T E O
-YouTube convention / spells your girlfriend, yours, friends name wrong at cafe on purpose / sarcastic while taking order
-ask for direction (because lost in suburbs again) and he tells you to just call someone
-He's your tutor in class
-Ask you to hide him from Rory
R O R Y
- takes over at Mac because someone wasn't 'doing the makeup right'
- closes the dinner on you because he's on break /teaches you at the dinner
- starts a small fight with someone at school because they messed with you
- drives you home because he saw you walking home
S U N N Y
- Translated something or you at a market, mall, different country (from Spanish to English or English to Spanish)
- He couldn't reach something at a market or library
- Going to check up at kids at the adoption center in America that he was transferred to for a couple years.
- crying in a alley in a bawled up form
