Happy International Lesbian Day! What's your favourite lesbian story or scene on Lit?

[EmilyMiller]

Also, people tend to like stories similar to their own style, so it makes sense that two or more authors would recommend each other's writing.

Agreed

 

[EmilyMiller]

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You need to add both me and @MelissaBaby recommending ourselves

 

[iwatchus]

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Which tool did you use?

 

[onehitwanda]

You really are an absolute nerd. The time it took to do this.

Glad to be out of the loop, so to speak.

Literally seven minutes. I'm very good with my fingers.

digraph G {
  # graphviz is stupid and chokes on some characters
  arealachan [label="Areala-chan"]
  melissababy [label="MelissaBaby"]
  katt [label="Katheryn-T"]
  jackie [label="Jackie.Hikaru"]
  annaroid [label="Anna_Roid"]
 
  # set up the graph
  redgarters -> { onehitwanda, THBGato, SugarStorm, arealachan, BrokenSpokes }
  EmilyMiller -> { onehitwanda, JCMcNeilly }
  AwkwardlySet -> Bucketstack
  Sugarstorm ->   { arealachan, THBGato }
  PennyThompson -> { THBGato, FrancesScott, SinclairGroupLLP }
  ShelbyDawn57 -> onehitwanda
  caleb35 -> { ColeenThomas, katt}
  THBGato -> { BrokenSpokes, redgarters, WaxPhilosophic, Two21B, Sugarstorm }
  Nynah -> { redgarters, PennyThompson, onehitwanda, jackie }
  Omenainen -> { AwkwardMD, Bramblethorn, melissababy }
  iwatchus -> { THBGato }
  onehitwanda -> { redgarters, Sugarstorm, Bramblethorn, FrancesScott, JCMcNeilly, jackie }
  AwkwardMD -> { Omenainen, melissababy }
  Two21B -> { arealachan }
  trionix -> { Bramblethorn }
  NaughteeDragon -> { redgarters }
  Nightaelf -> { BrokenSpokes, JCMcNeilly, onehitwanda, annaroid, isleofpoppy, soppingwetpanties,  THBGato }
  arealachan -> zoemiller
  Bramblethorn -> { Omenainen, AwkwardMD, BrokenSpokes, onehitwanda, melissababy, THBGato, LesbianChickLit }
  joy_of_cooking -> { Bramblethorn, melissababy, Lydra, jackie, Eisenloewe, Xarth, arealachan }
  plainplane -> { EmilyMiller, onehitwanda }
}

 

[onehitwanda]

You need to add both me and @MelissaBaby recommending ourselves

I'm not into autoerotica.

 

[EmilyMiller]

I'm not into autoerotica.

Wonder what the automorphism group of the graph is

 

[onehitwanda]

Which tool did you use?

An online graphviz - https://dreampuf.github.io/GraphvizOnline

 

[AwkwardlySet]

Literally seven minutes. I'm very good with my fingers.

digraph G {
  # graphviz is stupid and chokes on some characters
  arealachan [label="Areala-chan"]
  melissababy [label="MelissaBaby"]
  katt [label="Katheryn-T"]
  jackie [label="Jackie.Hikaru"]
  annaroid [label="Anna_Roid"]
 
  # set up the graph
  redgarters -> { onehitwanda, THBGato, SugarStorm, arealachan, BrokenSpokes }
  EmilyMiller -> { onehitwanda, JCMcNeilly }
  AwkwardlySet -> Bucketstack
  Sugarstorm ->   { arealachan, THBGato }
  PennyThompson -> { THBGato, FrancesScott, SinclairGroupLLP }
  ShelbyDawn57 -> onehitwanda
  caleb35 -> { ColeenThomas, katt}
  THBGato -> { BrokenSpokes, redgarters, WaxPhilosophic, Two21B, Sugarstorm }
  Nynah -> { redgarters, PennyThompson, onehitwanda, jackie }
  Omenainen -> { AwkwardMD, Bramblethorn, melissababy }
  iwatchus -> { THBGato }
  onehitwanda -> { redgarters, Sugarstorm, Bramblethorn, FrancesScott, JCMcNeilly, jackie }
  AwkwardMD -> { Omenainen, melissababy }
  Two21B -> { arealachan }
  trionix -> { Bramblethorn }
  NaughteeDragon -> { redgarters }
  Nightaelf -> { BrokenSpokes, JCMcNeilly, onehitwanda, annaroid, isleofpoppy, soppingwetpanties,  THBGato }
  arealachan -> zoemiller
  Bramblethorn -> { Omenainen, AwkwardMD, BrokenSpokes, onehitwanda, melissababy, THBGato, LesbianChickLit }
  joy_of_cooking -> { Bramblethorn, melissababy, Lydra, jackie, Eisenloewe, Xarth, arealachan }
  plainplane -> { EmilyMiller, onehitwanda }
}

To go through the thread, type all of that, and then check for errors would take me like half an hour at least.
When the ULA takes over the world, the increase in efficiency will be staggering.

 

[Kumquatqueen]

Wheelchair Bound is indeed lesbians and it's very good!

Thank you - the same women appear in Naked Bisexual Lube Wrestling, too.

Meaningless Kisses is two queer women, one getting lesbian sex for the first time.

 

[onehitwanda]

Which tool did you use?

An online graphviz - https://dreampuf.github.io/GraphvizOnline

Wonder what the automorphism group of the graph is

 

[onehitwanda]

To go through the thread, type all of that, and then check for errors would take me like half an hour at least.
When the ULA takes over the world, the increase in efficiency will be staggering.

More than twenty years of staring at server logs has given me a horrible ability to quickly scan blocks of text for relevant symbols. :/

oh, and myopia. Yay.

 

[AwkwardlySet]

More than twenty years of staring at server logs has given me a horrible ability to quickly scan blocks of text for relevant symbols. :/

oh, and myopia. Yay.

That's almost a superpower. You should totally sew a costume and come up with a superhero name. I recommend a corset-type of suit, and glasses shouldn't be optional.

 

[StillStunned]

I'm very good with my fingers.

I'm not into autoerotica.

No wonder you're such a big noise in the ULA.

 

[onehitwanda]

No wonder you're such a big noise in the ULA.

Oi, don't go waving that tar brush over here. I always gag myself first. It's Leah that we need a mute button for.

 

[Bramblethorn]

Literally seven minutes. I'm very good with my fingers.

There just aren't enough digraphs in erotica.

 

[onehitwanda]

There just aren't enough digraphs in erotica.

We're very into bidirectional flows in the ULA. That and edge-walking... oh, and knot theory.

WANDA NO

 

[iwatchus]

Wonder what the automorphism group of the graph

This is bringing back bad memories. The committee allowed me to drop my chapter on a new efficient algorithm for generating isomorph free graphs. And now you are bringing those nightmares back

 

[FrancesScott]

I have a question for people on this thread. Does me writing stories other than lesbian ones put any would be readers off? I had someone suggest to me that the path to success is to pick a category and write that exclusively, which is the total opposite of my current approach.

 

[AwkwardMD]

I have a question for people on this thread. Does me writing stories other than lesbian ones put any would be readers off? I had someone suggest to me that the path to success is to pick a category and write that exclusively, which is the total opposite of my current approach.

Fuck that advice. Follow your inspiration wherever it takes you.

 

[StillStunned]

I have a question for people on this thread. Does me writing stories other than lesbian ones put any would be readers off? I had someone suggest to me that the path to success is to pick a category and write that exclusively, which is the total opposite of my current approach.

That probably depends on how you define success. More viewers, higher scores? Then that would probably be the best approach. A greater sense of satisfaction, more freedom to write what you want, and a more diverse readership? Then write what you want, in whatever category you want.

 

[onehitwanda]

I have a question for people on this thread. Does me writing stories other than lesbian ones put any would be readers off? I had someone suggest to me that the path to success is to pick a category and write that exclusively, which is the total opposite of my current approach.

To quote Lord Wellington - "Publish, and be damned!"

 

[MelissaBaby]

I have a question for people on this thread. Does me writing stories other than lesbian ones put any would be readers off? I had someone suggest to me that the path to success is to pick a category and write that exclusively, which is the total opposite of my current approach.

I've published in seven or eight different categories, and I have seen nothing to indicate that it makes any difference.

 

[Nightaelf]

I have a question for people on this thread. Does me writing stories other than lesbian ones put any would be readers off? I had someone suggest to me that the path to success is to pick a category and write that exclusively, which is the total opposite of my current approach.

What a stupid piece of advice. Write what you enjoy writing, it’s not your problem what other people want to read.

 

[FrancesScott]

Thank you @AwkwardMD @StillStunned @MelissaBaby @onehitwanda and @Nightaelf for your responses. I feel like I misstep here all the time. So many unwritten rules. I appreciate your candor and will keep doing what I’m doing.

 

[THBGato]

I have a question for people on this thread. Does me writing stories other than lesbian ones put any would be readers off? I had someone suggest to me that the path to success is to pick a category and write that exclusively, which is the total opposite of my current approach.

I'll join in the chorus of people saying that the only reader who matters is you. Write what you like.

However, I will say two things:

1. As was pointed out on this thread many readers won't cross category boundaries. (I'm one: there are some categories I just won't read. I've loved your lesbian stories, but I probably won't read your others.) The thread I linked to suggests I'm not alone. So it depends what you want. The top list of Lesbian Sex is dominated by writers who pretty much exclusively write lesbian content (yes @onehitwanda used to write IT and Romance but she hasn't published in those for years). So, if your recent and well-deserved visit to the top ten has left you wanting a permanent, troll-proof slot, then specialising seems to be the way to go. I don't know why that is, but it's definitely the trend (seems to be in other categories too).

2. Shit... now I can't remember what the second thing was!

But the most important thing is to write what you like. You don't owe anyone anything.