Unleash Your InnerKiller

No.

You don’t need professional writing experience, perfect grammar, or a polished voice. iKProfiles are about clarity of thought, not literary performance.

If you can describe a character’s mindset, emotional history, and motivations in your own words, you’re already qualified.

No — and it shouldn’t be.

All iKProfiles must be entirely fictional. While you may use real locations or time periods for grounding, you must not reference real individuals or real criminal cases.

InnerKiller does not recreate real crimes. We explore fictional psychology within ethical boundaries.

Because female violence is often misunderstood, oversimplified, or ignored altogether.

InnerKiller examines female serial killers as psychological constructs, not cultural stereotypes — exploring motive, trauma, agency, and contradiction without glamorization.

This focus allows for deeper, more nuanced storytelling that challenges assumptions rather than reinforcing them.

No.

We don’t celebrate harm. We examine why harm occurs in fictional contexts, and what it reveals about the human mind.

Submissions that rely on shock, gore, or fantasy without psychological grounding are not approved.

Restraint matters here.

You’re creating the mind behind the story.

An iKProfile is not a full narrative. It’s a psychological foundation — a structured exploration of who this character is, how she thinks, and why she behaves the way she does.

Think of it as designing the architecture before the building exists.

If approved:

• Your profile may be featured on our iKProfiles page

• It may be adapted into a Toe-Tagged Tale by the InnerKiller Creative Team

• You may be contacted for clarification or refinement

Approval does not guarantee publication — but it opens the door.

No.

If clarification or edits are needed, we contact you directly. Collaboration is respectful and transparent.

Your original concept remains yours.

Dark does not mean unsafe — unexamined darkness does.

We welcome difficult themes when they’re handled thoughtfully and responsibly. However, your submission should never be a direct retelling of personal events or identifiable real-world harm.

If you’re unsure, write with distance and care. Fiction creates a buffer — use it.

It can be — but it’s not therapy.

Many creators find that exploring fictional psychology helps them process complex emotions, patterns, or questions in a safe, contained way.

That said, InnerKiller is a creative platform, not a mental health service. Write from curiosity, not compulsion.

Most hesitation comes from misunderstanding what we’re looking for.

We’re not judging:

• How extreme your character is

• How shocking your ideas are

We are looking for:

• Psychological clarity

• Internal logic

• Respect for ethical boundaries

If your character feels real in your mind, that’s a strong start.

Typically 7–14 business days.

We review every submission carefully. Quality matters more than speed.

Of course, yes.

Feedback is always delivered privately, respectfully, and without judgment. Not every concept fits our framework — and that’s okay.

Revisions may be invited.

There’s no single right way — but there are boundaries.

Stay fictional. Stay grounded. Stay psychological.
Let curiosity lead, not spectacle.

If you do that, you’re already aligned with InnerKiller.

If you’re asking that question, this space was probably built for you.

You’re allowed to explore — carefully, ethically, and creatively.