MarkoAaron
Really Experienced
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I'm still new here, so forgive me if my question is a tired topic.
I'm a new erotica writer and my main interest is non-humans, having sex with humans.
Naturally, there's a huge plethora of monsters, mythical beasts and made up creations.
My current idea is about a group of non-humans crossing paths with some young college girls, the story is a bit suspenseful, but non-violent.
I know the concept of forced sex is quite frankly, taboo or frowned upon by some, but how else can a story about beast-like men with no ability to communicate, take hold?
Stories like that are actually my favorite, not all erotica readers are into romance, kink and love.
Everybody has their own type of pleasures, even if they are guilty ones.
My idea really intrigues me and I'm gonna write it just for the fun, but I'm not sure if it would be OK with Lit's guidelines.
Does anyone have any input?
I'm a new erotica writer and my main interest is non-humans, having sex with humans.
Naturally, there's a huge plethora of monsters, mythical beasts and made up creations.
My current idea is about a group of non-humans crossing paths with some young college girls, the story is a bit suspenseful, but non-violent.
I know the concept of forced sex is quite frankly, taboo or frowned upon by some, but how else can a story about beast-like men with no ability to communicate, take hold?
Stories like that are actually my favorite, not all erotica readers are into romance, kink and love.
Everybody has their own type of pleasures, even if they are guilty ones.
My idea really intrigues me and I'm gonna write it just for the fun, but I'm not sure if it would be OK with Lit's guidelines.
Does anyone have any input?
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