Should I change the category?

[Lumiere_Amie]

So, I wrote a 3-part series titled, "Cuckolding a Follower", where the premise was that a follower emailed me, the main male character, after I posted a story in Loving Wives and he wanted my help turning his wife into a hotwife. The main male character (me) used his skills as a Dom to lead the wife and husband through several hotwife challenges in a series of phone conversations. Ultimately, the wife begged me to let her submit to me and give her husband what he wanted, for her to have sex with another man. When they met there was mild BDSM. In the third (and final?) chapter, I took her to a sex club and then returned her to the husband to be reclaimed.

Being in the LW category it got all kinds of nasty comments. I've removed most of them. I'm considering updating it a bit and changing the category to BDSM, but before I do that, I'm interested in opinions on whether it would interest this community. Your thoughts would be appreciated.

Full disclosure, I do not consider myself a Dom. I just wanted to write a story from the perspective of someone involved in the action. Oh, and I did actually receive the email that was the inspiration.

Chapter 1 https://www.literotica.com/s/the-origin-of-a-hotwife
Chapter 2 https://www.literotica.com/s/my-gift-to-my-follower-a-hotwife
Chapter 3 https://www.literotica.com/s/fantasies-satisfied

 

[PaxNurgle]

I would have posted it under fetish or BDSM from the get-go.

People who read Loving Wives are pretty strict about what they find acceptable and not acceptable. If your story has a WILLING cuckold, that is, one who enjoys the fact that his wife is sleeping with other men, then most Loving Wives readers tend to find that to NOT be acceptable. They expect a cheating wife to get her comeuppance, and the male character to not be at all pleased about it. Those readers also tend to be very conservative in their sexual tastes, and don't like it when things get "kinky."

It does sound like it would work well as a BDSM story though. I, and a lot of others on this particular sub-forum, would almost certainly enjoy it. It just needs the right audience. You wouldn't book Deicide or Cannibal Corpse to play your church youth group picnic, for example (or conversely, hire a Christian Pop singer to play at a death metal concert.)