- Posting Speed
- 1-3 posts per day
- One post per day
- Multiple posts per week
- One post per week
- Writing Levels
- Intermediate
- Adept
- Preferred Character Gender
- Male
- Female
- Nonbinary
- Transgender
- Agender
- Primarily Prefer Male
- Genres
- romance, modern, drama, modern fantasy, horror
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"You are not going to be eaten by mosquitos, I brought mosquito repellant," Samuel said and patted his whiny husband's arm a little and then detangled himself from his grip to continue putting up the tent.
Camping was really nothing but fun in Samuel's opinion, fresh air, pretty nature and time with the family was just a lovely combination of things to do. Roman, unsurprisingly, didn't seem to share the opinion completely. Samuel wished he would chill it a little with the child-like whining so the actual children wouldn't start to emulate him. Though save for being a little tired most of them seemed positive overall to the idea.
"Harper, can you help me hold this up?" Samuel requested of his eldest son, and then focused on getting things done with the tent for a moment. It took a while and everyone's, including Roman's because his height came in handy, help but soon enough the tent was pitched. It was a big one, fit for a family of six, with a vestibule area where they could store the things they didn't want in the car. They weren't done yet though and Samuel went to the car to go get an air mattress and an electric pump. As much as he loved camping he wasn't going to ignore modern commodities if needed, and the air mattress they had was one of those really thick fancy ones and you couldn't even blow it up without any kind of pump because of the way it was made. They had gotten this one specifically because Roman really shouldn't be sleeping on the hard ground as he would risk bruising, so a thin cheap mattress that leaked all air during the night wouldn't do.
"See, this one will make sleeping just as nice at home, you literally have nothing to complain about," Samuel chuckled and nudged his husband a little as he watched the mattress fill up with air. they had allowed the kids to bring pillows and they all had sleeping bags so Samuel was sure it would be really cosy once they were done.