Story idea: first orgasm with another person

[JimmyMack2014]

I'm new here so please bear with me as I figure out the group culture.

My hope is that the site is dedicated to erotic, rather than simply pornographic, expression.

Here's my story idea:

Probably a peak sexual experience for all of us was our first orgasm in the company of another person. Most of us discover orgasm on our own before having sex with others. That was not the case for me. In unusual circumstances, my first orgasm was witnessed by others at the same moment it was experienced by me. I'd like to tell this story.

So perhaps the official name for this story idea could be something along the lines of "How I Lost My Virginity."

There's a pretty good chance this subject has already been explored, but in case it hasn't, I'm nominating it now and volunteering to write the kickoff story.

 

[Hypoxia]

I'm new here so please bear with me as I figure out the group culture.

My hope is that the site is dedicated to erotic, rather than simply pornographic, expression.

Here's my story idea:

Probably a peak sexual experience for all of us was our first orgasm in the company of another person. Most of us discover orgasm on our own before having sex with others. That was not the case for me. In unusual circumstances, my first orgasm was witnessed by others at the same moment it was experienced by me. I'd like to tell this story.

So perhaps the official name for this story idea could be something along the lines of "How I Lost My Virginity."

There's a pretty good chance this subject has already been explored, but in case it hasn't, I'm nominating it now and volunteering to write the kickoff story.

LIT publishes all sorts of stuff. My simple taxonomy is:

If sex is not central to the story, it's non-erotic.
If sex is vital to the story, it's erotic.
If sex IS the story, it's pr0n.

Your story sounds like it might fit in FIRST TIME or VOYEUR category, but be careful -- you MUST show that the participants are age 18 or older. (Unless they're fantasy creatures.) That's the strictest LIT rule, and one that's often skirted by innuendo. But if you want to write honestly, LIT might not be the place for you.