MayorReynolds
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- Joined
- Oct 16, 2012
- Posts
- 441
After three years, eleven submissions and some positive feedback, I've tried to keep the momentum going, but I've hit a bit of a wall.
I'm finding it harder and harder to describe sex scenes without using the same phrasing, colloquialisms, sentence structure, wording...I started getting obsessive about the mechanics of language and that's when I began to slow down. There's only so many times I can get away with writing "his cock slid in and out of her with no rhythm and harmony in his fucking" or "her tits quivered with each thrust" before it feels like I need to check over my old stories for the same phrases.
The same goes for sensory input, which in my opinion is important icing on the fuck cake. The room filled with her intoxicating scent. Fluid leaked from her opening. He kneaded her soft flesh in his fingers.
(Checks for how many times he's written these things.)
Those are really just hypothetical examples but the walls are getting taller and harder to climb.
Advice?
I'm finding it harder and harder to describe sex scenes without using the same phrasing, colloquialisms, sentence structure, wording...I started getting obsessive about the mechanics of language and that's when I began to slow down. There's only so many times I can get away with writing "his cock slid in and out of her with no rhythm and harmony in his fucking" or "her tits quivered with each thrust" before it feels like I need to check over my old stories for the same phrases.
The same goes for sensory input, which in my opinion is important icing on the fuck cake. The room filled with her intoxicating scent. Fluid leaked from her opening. He kneaded her soft flesh in his fingers.
(Checks for how many times he's written these things.)
Those are really just hypothetical examples but the walls are getting taller and harder to climb.
Advice?