I keep telling you, Napdragon.
Don't mention the Napdragon, that little swine killed me so many times on Fantasy Life... fighting a big headed dragon with a tiny iron sward, that is humiliationI keep telling you, Napdragon.
When you're sozzled you need to write stories, not forum posts
Is it? Or is it celebrating the attractiveness of the wife?
Hot wife stories, the ones where the husband is willingly and happily sharing, focus on the attractiveness of the wife. Cuck stories focus on the inadequacies and pain of the husband. Different, but related, although sometimes with overlap.
Lesson learnedI keep telling you, Napdragon.
When you're sozzled you need to write stories, not forum posts
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I think we've seen some posts above that show there are different variations, different motivations. I'm not going to point out the people who said that; it's all there. They are happy enough with it. Some focus on the wife, some on the husband. So be it.
Of course, we tend to forget the lesson next time we're sozzled.Lesson learned
Em
You're both being tongue-in-cheek? In my case I can't write anything coherent while under the influence of any substance. Full disclosure: I've never actually tried it; I just knew I was in no condition to attempt it.I keep telling you, Napdragon.
When you're sozzled you need to write stories, not forum posts
This line of thinking is prevalent at Lit, unnervingly so in the AH.
But it's been a really interesting thread though!
Check my strap-line, hun.I keep telling you, Napdragon.
When you're sozzled you need to write stories, not forum posts
My head still hurts
Feel free to doodle when you are less busy. But if your character ends up been really close to me, maybe let’s talk first. Nothing heavy, just some character notes.
What you understand that many miss is the trying is the improvement and how you reap benefits. (perfection is the enemy of the good, etc.)
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Wheelhouse? I like that. Well, not everyone can push beyond certain boudaries. I've got one gay and one transgender story here, and one science fiction (which I lifted from Rod Serling. RIP, Rod). I've got one story on another site than might be called erotic horror, although I may not do another one soon, if ever.
I try to keep a kaleidoscope thinking when it comes to categories. So many colors available even to the boring standard missionary P in V. There are some notes I simple can't hit but I will polish the heck out of the commonalities most coupling interactions share.
Incest specifically, I'd argue a large portion of the devoted readership doesn't have true interest in coupling with a family member. There are a multitudes of reasons why incest themes can work for a variety of people outside of those truly interested. The main, to me, being it's "taboo" that retains most of the structure of social standard hetero-normative coupling. It's Romeo and Juliet with a modern kink b/c we aren't as limited in our partnerships as we were in W.S. days.
I would agree with most of this. I think I neglected to say that there are things that work well in fantasy but not be so great in reality. I'd have to think about that more. To me, the incest thing gets a bit much when male writers imagine impregnating their own mothers (sometimes sisters too). There seems to be a quite a bit of that on here. But yeah, being on Lit and a couple of other sites (over five years since I've started) has opened up some ideas that I would have had trouble handling with the earlier upbringing I had. (Probably common among other writers here.)
I like how you cast the thing - Emily Watson - too. I used to do that when fooling around with screenplays - both new material and also "do-overs" of existing movies. Might as well imagine total creative control.
