kurrginatorX
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When I came to Literotica, it was to write the stories that just would not be acceptable in a mainstream venue. I suppose one might say I came here to write what I wanted, for myself, and if anyone happened to enjoy them along the way then that was just gravy on the taters, and as I finally hit 200 followers, I would like to thank all the people who have enjoyed what I have written and asked for more. The other side of that coin, however ...
I write on myriad topics, though I admit that incest / taboo is my favorite. Even still, I try to offer something for everyone, so whether, in taboo, it is grandmother / grandson, mother / son, mother / daughter, father / son, father / daughter, brother / sister, or sister / sister, or in other genres it is Gilfs, Milfs, Celebrities, Revenge, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender, Bi, Voyeurism, BDSM, or any combination of the aforementioned that has as its protagonists peoples of varying cultures and ethnicities, someone will find something that clicks with him or her, enough to follow me, or enough to "Favorite" the story, or even enough to give the story a five-star rating. Still, though, there's that other side of the coin ...
The other side of the coin is this: Like any other author, there are parts of my personal life that do make it into my stories. For instance, while I have never committed incest, almost every sex scene I write comes from personal experience. While I am not a practitioner of BDSM, a former girlfriend related to me her experiences, which were the basis for the sex scene in "The Agony and the Ecstasy." One of my more recent stories, "Be Careful What You Wish For," was not derived from me mentally wearing down someone until she consented to have sex with me, but a real incident where a former GF and I stayed up all night having sex, and my penis was raw the next morning: The hospital scene was pure fiction as this was the 80s, way before any performance drugs were introduced to the public. So, for the sake of this paragraph, while the sex scenes I write may come from personal experience, they are placed in fictitious settings.
Why do I feel compelled to write this? Because I am amazed, even after all this time, at the number of people who not only take offense to a story or even just a small part of a story, but seem, by their comments, to believe the whole story to be a factual account of one liaison or another. These people who, with hate in their minds and contempt in their hearts, condemn not just me, but all writers whose stories do not resonate with them personally, as if the stories are written just for them and no one else. Don't get me wrong, I want people to make that connection, but not in a way that allows him or her to think that we, as writers, have wronged them, their personal sense of morality, etc., just because our stories did not go in the direction they thought would best suit them personally.
I am above the attacks. Really, I am. What I am not above, however, is the overall stupidity some of these self-proclaimed critics espouse. Some hide behind the veil of "Anonymous" while few use their third or fourth account screen name, and others still state that the only reason they will ever look at anything new posted is for the sole reason of giving it a "one" rating just so they can be the asshole they are apparently in life outside of Literotica.
We who write fiction are just that, writers of fiction. If a story does not sit well with you, that's fine. Should you attack the author because you didn't like it? Do you write letters to Stephen King, Toni Morrison, or James Patterson every time you read something of theirs you didn't like? Of course not. So why is this any different? Offering something like, "You fucked it up by bringing that third woman into it. 2 stars, and that's overly generous," does not offer constructive criticism, it just shows how shallow of an asshole you are. Did the third woman REALLY ruin it? Perhaps for your one voice that said yes, there are 10,000 more voices that thought it was hot.
I appreciate my followers, and I will continue to produce new, original content that will speak to everyone on some level. If you have not read anything of mine, I invite you now to do so: https://www.literotica.com/stories/memberpage.php?uid=3938682&page=submissions Just remember, one scene cannot spoil a whole story if the story is well-written. If you don't like a scene, just look past it and continue on with your reading, because I am sure that, as a whole, you will like what I, or any other author here, have to offer.
I write on myriad topics, though I admit that incest / taboo is my favorite. Even still, I try to offer something for everyone, so whether, in taboo, it is grandmother / grandson, mother / son, mother / daughter, father / son, father / daughter, brother / sister, or sister / sister, or in other genres it is Gilfs, Milfs, Celebrities, Revenge, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender, Bi, Voyeurism, BDSM, or any combination of the aforementioned that has as its protagonists peoples of varying cultures and ethnicities, someone will find something that clicks with him or her, enough to follow me, or enough to "Favorite" the story, or even enough to give the story a five-star rating. Still, though, there's that other side of the coin ...
The other side of the coin is this: Like any other author, there are parts of my personal life that do make it into my stories. For instance, while I have never committed incest, almost every sex scene I write comes from personal experience. While I am not a practitioner of BDSM, a former girlfriend related to me her experiences, which were the basis for the sex scene in "The Agony and the Ecstasy." One of my more recent stories, "Be Careful What You Wish For," was not derived from me mentally wearing down someone until she consented to have sex with me, but a real incident where a former GF and I stayed up all night having sex, and my penis was raw the next morning: The hospital scene was pure fiction as this was the 80s, way before any performance drugs were introduced to the public. So, for the sake of this paragraph, while the sex scenes I write may come from personal experience, they are placed in fictitious settings.
Why do I feel compelled to write this? Because I am amazed, even after all this time, at the number of people who not only take offense to a story or even just a small part of a story, but seem, by their comments, to believe the whole story to be a factual account of one liaison or another. These people who, with hate in their minds and contempt in their hearts, condemn not just me, but all writers whose stories do not resonate with them personally, as if the stories are written just for them and no one else. Don't get me wrong, I want people to make that connection, but not in a way that allows him or her to think that we, as writers, have wronged them, their personal sense of morality, etc., just because our stories did not go in the direction they thought would best suit them personally.
I am above the attacks. Really, I am. What I am not above, however, is the overall stupidity some of these self-proclaimed critics espouse. Some hide behind the veil of "Anonymous" while few use their third or fourth account screen name, and others still state that the only reason they will ever look at anything new posted is for the sole reason of giving it a "one" rating just so they can be the asshole they are apparently in life outside of Literotica.
We who write fiction are just that, writers of fiction. If a story does not sit well with you, that's fine. Should you attack the author because you didn't like it? Do you write letters to Stephen King, Toni Morrison, or James Patterson every time you read something of theirs you didn't like? Of course not. So why is this any different? Offering something like, "You fucked it up by bringing that third woman into it. 2 stars, and that's overly generous," does not offer constructive criticism, it just shows how shallow of an asshole you are. Did the third woman REALLY ruin it? Perhaps for your one voice that said yes, there are 10,000 more voices that thought it was hot.
I appreciate my followers, and I will continue to produce new, original content that will speak to everyone on some level. If you have not read anything of mine, I invite you now to do so: https://www.literotica.com/stories/memberpage.php?uid=3938682&page=submissions Just remember, one scene cannot spoil a whole story if the story is well-written. If you don't like a scene, just look past it and continue on with your reading, because I am sure that, as a whole, you will like what I, or any other author here, have to offer.
Kant
