soflabbwlvr
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I spent close to three months working on my latest story, Deep Undercover. It's three chapters of Noncon/Reluctance, that touches on some other categories as well. All three chapters have posted in the last two weeks. I've learned a few things that challenge some of the established doctrine frequently mentioned on this board.
1. Unexpected squick will not get necessarily get you flamed. In chapter 2 I introduce two characters who are twin sisters. Shortly after their introduction, they are engaging in some incestuous activity. It's explicit, gratuitous from a plot perspective, but fundamental to establishing their characters. I didn't put up any kind of warning in the foreward section, although I did list incest as a story tag. That chapter has been up for a week, but so far there have been no objections, protests, or comments regarding that point. None at all.
There is also a fair amount of heterosexual anal sex in every chapter. Again, no warning was provided, although it was mentioned in the story tags. No protests, at all.
2. Readers demand an HEA ending. My story featured murders, torture--I mean, "enhanced interrogation methods", beatings, adultery, incest, lesbian sex, and drug use. Nobody complained about any of that. All the complaints are due to the fact that I did not give the heroine a HEA ending. I think I gave her the ending she deserved, but the readers are clamoring for a HEA. Go figure.
1. Unexpected squick will not get necessarily get you flamed. In chapter 2 I introduce two characters who are twin sisters. Shortly after their introduction, they are engaging in some incestuous activity. It's explicit, gratuitous from a plot perspective, but fundamental to establishing their characters. I didn't put up any kind of warning in the foreward section, although I did list incest as a story tag. That chapter has been up for a week, but so far there have been no objections, protests, or comments regarding that point. None at all.
There is also a fair amount of heterosexual anal sex in every chapter. Again, no warning was provided, although it was mentioned in the story tags. No protests, at all.
2. Readers demand an HEA ending. My story featured murders, torture--I mean, "enhanced interrogation methods", beatings, adultery, incest, lesbian sex, and drug use. Nobody complained about any of that. All the complaints are due to the fact that I did not give the heroine a HEA ending. I think I gave her the ending she deserved, but the readers are clamoring for a HEA. Go figure.
