Help with a rejected story

[bowser369]

Salutations,



I am the amateur writer known as bowser369 or Uxirusu. Recently, I tried to submit my story about a pregnant woman who meets a man. The story does include sex and childbirth. It is roughly 37,000 words. I used software edit, correct spelling and grammatical errors only for it to be rejected. I've tried so before to edit on my own back in 2018, but it was still rejected despite utilizing my own editing abilities. So, if anyone is interested in correcting my story, I would be glad to have someone do so. The reason why I want to share this piece on literotica is because this same story has reached 100k views on my other platform. Most notable, literotica is what got me into writing erotica in the first place. I feel it's necessary to share this story on other platforms like literotica to bring joy to a multitude of readers.



Thank you for taking the time to read my dilemma and considering whether or not come to my aid.



Take care.

 

[PennyThompson]

every rejection comes with a block of text that either directly tells you why your story was rejected, or it references site content rules that would explain why you were rejected.

If you're sexualizing childbirth, that would be the reason...

 

[ElectricBlue]

I am the amateur writer known as bowser369 or Uxirusu. Recently, I tried to submit my story about a pregnant woman who meets a man. The story does include sex and childbirth.

Possibly reason number one. If the childbirth is even remotely sexualised, that's a strong reason for rejection. You can have childbirth in stories, but it has to be a long way away from any sexual content.

It is roughly 37,000 words. I used software edit, correct spelling and grammatical errors only for it to be rejected.

Probable reason number two - many edit tools leave traces behind that suggest AI, which is against Lit policy.

I've tried so before to edit on my own back in 2018, but it was still rejected despite utilizing my own editing abilities. So, if anyone is interested in correcting my story, I would be glad to have someone do so. The reason why I want to share this piece on literotica is because this same story has reached 100k views on my other platform. Most notable, literotica is what got me into writing erotica in the first place. I feel it's necessary to share this story on other platforms like literotica to bring joy to a multitude of readers.

That's admirable, but you've possibly got two issues to address.

 

[bowser369]

every rejection comes with a block of text that either directly tells you why your story was rejected, or it references site content rules that would explain why you were rejected.

If you're sexualizing childbirth, that would be the reason...

May the devil have mercy on my soul.

 

[PennyThompson]

May the devil have mercy on my soul.

Yes yes, you're very edgy and dark and scary and cool
But you should read the Content Guidelines so that you understand what is and is not publishable on Lit.