Sex & Shenanigans

[rjr_1954]

@crazychemgirl
For the the life of me, I don't know how I got removed from this thread! I'd like to know if I'm still welcome here? Did I do something inappropriate or did I accidentally delete this thread?
A lot of my friends are here!

 

[MrsPassion]

Those are honestly the best …. Cuz then you can imagine yourself … my novel will try to be racekess

Can I read your novel?

 

[Bbl87]

I enjoy leaving race and body descriptions out of my writing. Makes it easier (IMO) for people to imagine themselves in the scenarios. People complain about it but I’m not writing others fantasies

I don't mention race, and I usually leave body descriptions vague (slender, curvy, long legs, etc.). I know because they're based on real people, haha, but as you said, lets the reader get into things easier IMO. Also why I write in the first person but never mention the main character's name.

 

[Deleted member 6592667]

What is your hard limit?

Not into anything super degrading. Nothing illegal. No doodoo. No MAGAts.

No butt stuff … for me or him. I don’t mind toys in me, but that’s it

Some whore you are.

I like my boobs and feet.

Odd combination...

Hey me too!

Ok guys … girls.. thems…


Post your FAVOURITE body part!!!

So we ARE doing the Dickolanche now?

 

[MrsPassion]

Also why I write in the first person but never mention the main character's name.

I just realized I’ve never named a character that’s what I get for writing short stories

 

[Radiantcurves87]

I just realized I’ve never named a character that’s what I get for writing short stories

I leave out character descriptions, on the ones I am working on. But the characters do have names, there is a reason for that though.

 

[LexxRuthless]

I just realized I’ve never named a character that’s what I get for writing short stories

I don't mention race, and I usually leave body descriptions vague (slender, curvy, long legs, etc.). I know because they're based on real people, haha, but as you said, lets the reader get into things easier IMO. Also why I write in the first person but never mention the main character's name.

I only attempted that once -- having the nameless first-person narrator -- and it was in one of the longest stories I've written. I tend to be just a little vague intentionally with character descriptions precisely because it allows readers to "fill in the blanks" with details suited to their personal fantasies.

The one thing I never anticipated when I started writing and posting stories here was that I would get so much feedback! Holy crap. At least half of my stories were either collaborations with readers, working on a story idea they had, or began as prompts from e-mails I received.

 

[MrsPassion]

I only attempted that once -- having the nameless first-person narrator -- and it was in one of the longest stories I've written. I tend to be just a little vague intentionally with character descriptions precisely because it allows readers to "fill in the blanks" with details suited to their personal fantasies.

The one thing I never anticipated when I started writing and posting stories here was that I would get so much feedback! Holy crap. At least half of my stories were either collaborations with readers, working on a story idea they had, or began as prompts from e-mails I received.

I’ve always wanted to do a collaboration but I get so nervous about my writing I always think everyone else’s is better. It why I stick with the short stories. It’s less pressure but also really forces me to focus on my writing and relaying a good journey with my characters. Im gonna go find your stories now

 

[Radiantcurves87]

I’ve always wanted to do a collaboration but I get so nervous about my writing I always think everyone else’s is better. It why I stick with the short stories. It’s less pressure but also really forces me to focus on my writing and relaying a good journey with my characters. Im gonna go find your stories now

Considering icm and i are collaborating now. It is nerve racking indeed. But if anything I learned of him and I, is our understanding, trust, communication etc. Plus, it helps he and I think sooo much alike.

Just took me awhile to be okay with writing and such.

 

[MrsPassion]

Considering icm and i are collaborating now. It is nerve racking indeed. But if anything I learned of him and I, is our understanding, trust, communication etc. Plus, it helps he and I think sooo much alike.

Just took me awhile to be okay with writing and such.

That’s awesome you’re doing a collaboration with your partner

I feel like I’d be less nervous in that context and admittedly since becoming a thread bunny (tradmarked ) I spend less time reading so I don’t know anyone else with a similar writing style. I should probably spend more time reading and less time gabbing

 

[lakesailer_mi]

I only attempted that once -- having the nameless first-person narrator -- and it was in one of the longest stories I've written. I tend to be just a little vague intentionally with character descriptions precisely because it allows readers to "fill in the blanks" with details suited to their personal fantasies.

The one thing I never anticipated when I started writing and posting stories here was that I would get so much feedback! Holy crap. At least half of my stories were either collaborations with readers, working on a story idea they had, or began as prompts from e-mails I received.

The only collaboration (to date) that I've done was pretty successful. It was back around 2009 with Ryan Black. We didn't put it in the story site, but published it here, in daily installments for a month. (hint, get about 15 + days in before you post the first one...best decision we made...we also had the rest at least "blocked" so we knew where we were going).

People here (in the playground) really liked it. I had dozens (and he did too) of requests after for "do you have it in one file? I want to read the whole thing (again)".

I loved working with Ryan. We had a great time and we were good together (he figured we would be...and I went along with it). He was a great editor (and I'm not), and he was good when I had writers block (he would at least write a prompt or three...). He did write parts of it too, but I wrote about 20 of the 30 first drafts (not bragging or complaining, his edits and attention to detail and his looking back and forward significantly improved it).

The saddest day of my Lit life was when he dissappeared. Honest, I've been hurt by others here. But losing his friendship was tough. I wish I could find him. He was a great guy.

 

[Radiantcurves87]

That’s awesome you’re doing a collaboration with your partner

I feel like I’d be less nervous in that context and admittedly since becoming a thread bunny (tradmarked ) I spend less time reading so I don’t know anyone else with a similar writing style. I should probably spend more time reading and less time gabbing

Thank you, and yes it has taken us a lot to get where I want to publish what maybe he and I have done already. Can't say much more than that.

But, I alot of my time I am reading books, maybe too much time. And the other half talking to him. Hence why I may disappear from threads and then reappear at times.

Yeah, I may or may not be multitasking right now in talking and editing his work. And realizing our stories will be out of sequence for when publish. I hate going out of order but he had his done pretty much first.

 

[SherlockianMan]

I would love to find a writing partner. I'm terrible at self-motivation, so having someone to push me/rely on me to hold up my end would go a long way to drive me on.

 

[Bbl87]

I’ve always wanted to do a collaboration but I get so nervous about my writing I always think everyone else’s is better. It why I stick with the short stories. It’s less pressure but also really forces me to focus on my writing and relaying a good journey with my characters. Im gonna go find your stories now

I started on one collab but never finished it. Shame too, because what we wrote was damn good. But she left Lit so I just have a partially finished story.

Had an offer from someone else to write a collab but we haven't really hammered anything out, both just been too busy.

 

[Deleted member 6568729]

In fairness, I'm not sure very many people want to pitch into a chat thread announcing that they absolutely love being able to give someone a mind fuck so exquisitely painful and twisted that the resulting orgasm is a mix of pain and euphoria from having your insecurities forced to give you pleasure, accompanied a helpless wail begging them to get out of your head.

It isn't exactly classic Good Boyfriend Material, I guess? I mean, I certainly wouldn't admit that publicly. And I don't know what apophasis is either.

*gulps*

 

[Bbl87]

*gulps*

One of my favorite sounds.

 

[LexxRuthless]

I would love to find a writing partner. I'm terrible at self-motivation, so having someone to push me/rely on me to hold up my end would go a long way to drive me on.

Motivation is often tough to keep hold of long enough to finish a story, much less a lengthy series or an entire novel. When I've collaborated, I did all the writing. I would send the latest version of the story as a Word document so my partner(s) could review it. That was extremely helpful. When it was their idea or fantasy, I wasn't always certain I was "hitting the right notes" so to speak. When I floundered, they could tell me what worked for them, and I'd use that to get the story back on track. Occasionally they would point out glaring plot holes that I'd missed. Always better to find those before the story is on Literotica. Plus, it helped keep me motivated and writing, knowing someone was waiting for that next installment.

 

[Deleted member 6568729]

Eyes in person… yes

Eyes in a cropped photo …. Serial killer

I. See. You.
*poof*

 

[Bbl87]

I. See. You.
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Even though by the definition given it makes you a serial killer, you do have very disarming eyes. Useful for a serial killer I suppose.

 

[SherlockianMan]

Motivation is often tough to keep hold of long enough to finish a story, much less a lengthy series or an entire novel. When I've collaborated, I did all the writing. I would send the latest version of the story as a Word document so my partner(s) could review it. That was extremely helpful. When it was their idea or fantasy, I wasn't always certain I was "hitting the right notes" so to speak. When I floundered, they could tell me what worked for them, and I'd use that to get the story back on track. Occasionally they would point out glaring plot holes that I'd missed. Always better to find those before the story is on Literotica. Plus, it helped keep me motivated and writing, knowing someone was waiting for that next installment.

I used to have some stories on Lit way back, under an alt name, but I haven't posted any in years. I'm a big supporter of National Novel Writing Month, because there's a great group of people in there for support and cheering you on. I've done it for the last 12 years or so. Just haven't found that group on Lit, mainly because when I've written erotica it's been very intimate and personal feeling, so I need to branch out more.

 

[LexxRuthless]

Mike awoke in his wife’s embrace, smiling as her familiar, horny moan and insistent stroking hand called him to action. His eyes fluttered open and he shook his head as he looked at her face. She still took his breath away after five years of marriage. She wasn’t looking at his face, though. Her focus was squarely on the thick cock in her hand as it throbbed between her long, slim fingers.

“Good morning,” she murmured—to his dick.

“Good morning to you too,” Mike chuckled, rolling onto her and kissing her mouth.

“Mmmph!” she replied.

Her eyes glittered as she gazed up at him. Once again, Mike had to resist the urge to pinch himself. Becky was gorgeous, by anyone’s standards. She was a tenured professor at the State University, as was he. It was where they had met, and Mike still couldn’t believe this amazing woman had even talked to him, let alone agreed to be his wife. He was certain she was out of his league. In his mind, she did an amazing job of keeping it to herself.

Her legs spread beneath him, inviting his morning erection into the wet, welcoming folds of her eager pussy. They moaned into each other’s mouths as the fat head of his dick spread her open and pushed its way inside. He grabbed both of her wrists and she gasped as he pinned them above her head and pushed the rest of his cock into her. Mike knew it turned her on.

He wouldn’t have done it otherwise.

Becky had asked him to do it the first time, after they’d been married a year. It was something she had seen in a movie, and it had turned her on. She had been surprised just how much more it turned her on when her strapping husband did it. Shocking, really, how quickly she had come when he held down her wrists and ravished her.

“Are you ready for me to put a baby in you?” he growled teasingly.

“Oh, God yes,” she groaned.

She was on the pill. They had agreed that they needed to wait. Both of them were still finishing their doctoral dissertations, and they still had to withstand their defenses and get published. There were just too many demands on their time to start a family now, but they loved thinking about it. Mike leaned down again, burying his tongue in her mouth as he started fucking her.

Almost immediately, Becky’s pussy fluttered and she was coming. Mike loved that sensation. It was almost the only time he felt like her equal. After her wet, welcoming folds stopped trembling around his shaft and squeezing down on him, he started taking longer, faster strokes into her. They both knew he had held back, to make sure she had a nice, gentle orgasm before he let loose and fucked her hard like he wanted to.

 

[LexxRuthless]

That was the beginning of a story I started collaborating on, but never finished. There's another 18 pages written, plus another 2 pages of notes. Her family got hit hard with COVID, and she dropped out of sight here. A few months later I got a message that they were okay, but she probably wouldn't be back on Lit.

EDIT: And, yes, this was an early draft. I can see several things I would change if I planned to continue that story.

 

[Mo_Bandy]

I. See. You.
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In Cold Blood Capote?

 

[Deleted member 6568729]

In Cold Blood Capote?

We’re not in Kansas anymore

 

[Deleted member 6568729]

Even though by the definition given it makes you a serial killer, you do have very disarming eyes. Useful for a serial killer I suppose.

It’s part of my charm