Carnal_Flower
Literotica Guru
- Joined
- May 31, 2014
- Posts
- 7,031
I love Anais Nin. Her few (very few) father daughter incest tales were the first explicit D/d tales I ever encountered, and I'm not sure they aren't some of the first historically. You see all kinds of family incest in Victorian erotica, but never parent/child, it's usually cousins or (more rarely) sibcest. There may possibly be some D/d in Sade which I've never read. There's an uncle here and there in Victoriana. But I can't think of any father daughter until hers in the 1940s or whenever it was she was writing. I could be wrong.
Her real life affair with her father freaks me out, though. Ew. I love her journals but that one is not my fave.
Her real life affair with her father freaks me out, though. Ew. I love her journals but that one is not my fave.
Again, just expressing my opinion, but reading Anais Nin's journals- specifically the one edited and published as Incest: From a Journal of Love, detailing her (adult) incestuous relationship with her father- encouraged me to write. Writing became the first form of privacy I could control. My mother came from a generation that actively hid reports of incest occurring in upper to middle class white families, to make it seem like an issue only for poor minorities. It took many people speaking up about their experiences to shed light on an epidemic.
Now it's come full circle and is back in pop culture again (since there's nothing new about wanting to bang your mom)- usually to show a deep lack of morals within a character, though it's still eroticized.