New member here. I have written two erotic novels of 110,000 + words each. I have used an autobiographical approach, meaning I took innocent experiences in my own life and put an sexually explicit alternative direction on them. I spend a lot of effort describing my perceptions, feelings and the details of how the experience made me feel as well as how it aroused me physically. I use my writing to act out my fantasies without actually acting them out. I write to arouse myself not to publish. The sex parts come to me from my MMO (male multiple orgasm) sessions. These sessions which last from 1-2 hours consist of waves of non ejaculatory orgasms. During them I have explicit fantasies of "forbidden" sex acts or sex with people that would never happen or are blatantly inappropriate.
Inspiration for Sories
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yukonnights
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I'm not sure if there is a question here 
Are you asking how to find inspiration or just discussing how you do find it?
It seems like the latter to me, so; My stories typically spring from a scene, a snippet, I see in my mind. Often it's something that could be the set-up for more. A stranded and freezing young man on the side of an isolated road, an older single rancher passes him and turns around to offer some help... (the basis of my story; My Father Was A Switchman)
From that I have to build more. But in general, I always have a theme and a general ending in mind from the start. Setting, character building, interior character thoughts/feelings, and a tension arc are important building blocks.
Anyway, I wasn't sure of what you were seeking in your post, just want to make you feel welcome here. If I guessed wrong about your question, please say so and I'll try again
Are you asking how to find inspiration or just discussing how you do find it?It seems like the latter to me, so; My stories typically spring from a scene, a snippet, I see in my mind. Often it's something that could be the set-up for more. A stranded and freezing young man on the side of an isolated road, an older single rancher passes him and turns around to offer some help... (the basis of my story; My Father Was A Switchman)
From that I have to build more. But in general, I always have a theme and a general ending in mind from the start. Setting, character building, interior character thoughts/feelings, and a tension arc are important building blocks.
Anyway, I wasn't sure of what you were seeking in your post, just want to make you feel welcome here. If I guessed wrong about your question, please say so and I'll try again
