


Maggie is my secondary sona! I have always liked unicorns (shouts out to the Unicorns of Balinor series) and at one point as a kid I had a whole section of my bookshelves devoted just to unicorn books. But you know what's cooler than one horn? TWO HORNS. BICORN SWEEP!!!
As I've developed them, Maggie and Ruth have come to represent different facecs of myself. Maggie is a lot more aspirational than Ruth, for one thing. She knows a lot about music, goes to all the cool parties and does all the cool drugs, and hooks up with whoever she wants. Also she can cast spells. God, I wish I could cast spells.
NAME | December Magic | ALIASES | Maggie, Wizard School Dropout |
PRONOUNS | She/it/they | GENDER/ORIENTATION | Genderfluid, Bisexual |
RELATIONSHIP | Nothing serious, just hookups. | SPECIES | Bicorn, Wizard. |
AGE | Wouldn't you like to know! | HEIGHT | 5'2 |
BIRTHDAY | Whenever the winter solstice is. | STAR SIGN | Wizards have different, secret ones. |
OCCUPATION | Full Time Sex Wizard. | PLAYLIST | work in progress |
INTO | Bondage, transformation, consensual mind control | NOT INTO | Feeder stuff, noncon, feet, scat/piss |
GENITALS | Big Nasty Horsecock | LIBIDO | YEAH!!!!!!!!!! |
Maggie's number one design inspiration is a unicorn figurine I had as a child that was all white except for its hooves, muzzle, and the tips of its mane and tail, which were blue. I was obsessed with the design of that thing- it was so minimalist, yet effective! You couldn't call Maggie's design minimalist but I think the inspiration still shines through. Other inspirations include wizards painted on panel vans, unicorn illustrations from storybooks, and rave furry drawings from the early 2000s.
Maggie is a more aspirational sona, so as opposed to Ruth, who dresses pretty much like I do IRL, Maggie dresses the way I would if I had infinite time and money. She likes crop tops, Tripp pants, flowing robes, mesh, and fingerless gloves.
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Similarly to how I couldn't have come up with Ruth without appreciating the humble porch beer, Maggie would not have been possible without the power of Doing Drugs Regularly. Yet another win for Doing Drugs Regularly!
Maggie is mysterious and charming, as befits a wizard. She doesn't make friends easily, but the friends that she does make are very very close to her heart. She claims not to fall in love easily. This isn't true, of course, but it fits her coolgirl hookup persona better than the truth. She refuses to dedicate herself to a single romantic relationship and prefers to keep her options open.
Maggie has limitless enthusiasm for her interests. A few of them- magic, experimentation, and music- have remained stable throughout her life. Everything around that fluctuates from time to time. Over the years Maggie's tried her hand at writing, art, dancing, geology, embroidery, streaming video games, and glassblowing, to name a few. Maggie has a bad habit of investing in a hobby and dropping it before she ever completes the grand project she'd wanted to do. Her wizard tower is littered with half-formed experiments and artistic endeavors.
December Magic, aka Maggie, was born in the 69th most populous city in the Furnited States of Pawmerica. She was a quiet child who was drawn to books more than people. After her parents' divorce when she was seven, Maggie moved with her mom to a neighborhood full of creeks, magnolia trees, and overgrown lawns. Her neighbors had a daughter, Ruth, who encouraged the shy bicorn to come out of her shell and start making friends. Maggie and Ruth grew up together for years, seemingly very different children who nevertheless spent almost all their free time together. They sat next to each other in school, they ran through the woods making up elaborate stories, and they slept over at each others' houses so often that they had toothbrushes permanently stationed in each other's bathrooms. Unfortunately, the girls were enrolled in different middle schools, causing the first cracks in the foundation of their friendship. Ruth began to blossom socially and got involved in more and more outdoor activities. Maggie, at a small STEM-magnet middle school, began to lose herself in books. Even though they went to the same high school, something their parents hoped would bring them together again, the two girls' friendship never recovered, and by the time they graduated they were practically strangers.
Since she was young, Maggie seemed destined for a life of wizardry. In the furry utopia of our imagination, magic is real, and Maggie found herself drawn to wizardly studies at a young age. She was more interested in practical applications of magic than she was in studying its theory or history. She was twelve when she created her first original spell. Her parents approved, hoping it'd mean she'd have a steady job and they wouldn't have to worry about her trying to become a full-time comic book artist like she'd been threatening to do for years. After graduating with honors from high school. Maggie moved across the country to the Pawcific Nyorthwest for college and enrolled in a semi-prestigious wizard university. She paid the bills by working as a research assistant and doing part-time admin for the registrar's office. Unfortunately, the slew of mental health issues that Maggie had been refusing to address up until then all came crashing down on her. Maggie barely passed her freshman year, and she felt like she spent the rest of her college years making up for it in an effort to keep her average GPA high enough to attend Wizardly Grad School. As one does, she also got really into wizard drugs in her junior year. This didn't stop her from graduating on time- wizards almost always get into mind-altering eventually. You don't spend all your time contemplating the forces that underly reality without at least thinking about inventing Weed 2: Weed For Wizards.
Maggie eventually graduated with a major in Generalized Spellcraft and a minor in Women's Studies. She entered her graduate degree determined to make a name for herself by any means necessary. However, her efforts were destined to come to naught. Maggie began advocating for untested theories related to a fringe science within a solidly-established field. After a particularly heated debate at a grad student mixer escalated to an unsanctioned wizard duel that resulted in the destruction of the Dean's prize azaleas, and a subsequent investigation that revealed Maggie had been doing secret live experimentation, Maggie was asked to leave the graduate program. =Disgraced in the local wizardly community, Maggie moved back to her hometown with a degree and a half and not much else to show for it.
The first person she recconnected with was, incredibly, Ruth! Ruth had moved back a few years before, and the two of them bumped into each other at a thrift shop. It was like they had never stopped being best friends. The two of them supported each other as best they could through the next few turbulent years. Maggie found a job at the library attached to the local university. It was a well-funded school that would have been on her short list in high school if it wasn't fifteen minutes from her parents. She found a love for archival work, as it kept her brain busy enough to keep from plotting revenge on her former graduate advisors. She kept working on magic, though. She found that she enjoyed it much more without having to fit her experiments into a grander framework of established theory and without the pressure of making a name for herself through them. She continues to self-experiment. She maintains a solid network of friends, lovers, and enemies (categories that are not mutually exclusive). She also started DJing to pick up a little extra cash. Now Maggie lives in a wizard tower built on the outskirts of town. One of its doors goes to the inside of her garishly-painted panel van, which she keeps parked at the university and which features a wraparound mural of a bad ass wizard shooting lightning at an evil demon who has her boobs almost out. The wizard also almost has its boobs out. It's awesome.
MUSIC TASTE | Kate Bush, Evanescence, Nine Inch Nails, Weather Report, Bauhaus. |
HOBBIES | Making potions and trying them on her friends, pixel art, DJing at Club Technochocolate. |
CAR | Airbrushed panel van that has a magic portal to her wizard tower. |
ABILITIES | Has actual literal magic powers, but dropped out of Wizard Grad School for her unorthodox sex wizard approach. |
HAIR COLOR | Naturally purple. |
OUTFITS | Crop tops, mesh shirts, Tripp pants, Demonias (for horses), Crocs, black booty shorts, corsets, skinny jeans, and wizard robes. |
DRINKS OF CHOICE | Potions, Faygo and whipped cream vodka, 4Lokos. |
Maggie and Ruth grew up next door to each other, seemingly very different children who nevertheless spent almost all their free time together. They grew apart in high school, going down very divergent paths, but reconnected after college when they both moved back to their hometown.
RC and Maggie met online on a video game forum and were shocked to find out that they lived in the same town. They found common ground over appreciation of video games, cool drugs, and sloppy makeouts.
Maggie met Ammyfur through RC Mouse and they were at the club together the very next day. They're both very high-energy in the same way, and love to find out new ways to express their affection.
Violet and Maggie met as kids on a petsite roleplay forum. They met up for the first time as adults, and a beautiful friends-with-benefits relationship was born. Violet is the only person who laughs at Maggie’s “i put on my robe and wizard hat” jokes.
If hanging out with Bea required less of being in the sun, she would do it more often. But she does it anyway, because Bea rules.
Maggie is the only person who appreciates how truly powerful she is, and she's a little afraid of her as a result. She's a literal demigod! Why aren't you people freaking out??
Every time Maggie DJs at Club Technochocolate, she makes sure Val gets in for free. Vall is also one of the most enthusiastic volunteers for Maggie's magical experimentation.