Adding different races

[BreanneSandra]

I've thought about adding a different race of character to my current series, maybe having her playing on the same tennis team as the sisters do, but making her either Indian American, or African American or something...

Do people find having different races involved in stories exciting / adding to the overall scene?

 

[THBGato]

Well, it usually makes the story more realistic.

 

[PG564E]

I find it highly exciting, dream about a gang bang with men of 4 different races cuming in my mouth, and ass. I'm male. Go for it.

 

[joy_of_cooking]

Well, it usually makes the story more realistic.

Depends where the story is set. Tennis is pretty white-coded where I am.

That said, go for it. Try not to fetishize them.

 

[Pabiporffor]

Risky, a lot of people will be screaming "WOKE" if you have a black tennis coach and they'll sulk off swearing to boycott LIT. Your story could be LITs bud light moment that destroys everything.

 

[joy_of_cooking]

they'll sulk off swearing to boycott LIT

sounds like a feature?

 

[LisaMayTurner]

Risky, a lot of people will be screaming "WOKE" if you have a black tennis coach and they'll sulk off swearing to boycott LIT. Your story could be LITs bud light moment that destroys everything.

That's sooooo silly. I can imagine why you probably think like this, but did you really have to actually write it down and broadcast such silliness?

 

[StillStunned]

I hate to be that guy, but "races"? What's wrong with "skin colour", and perhaps a name, to let the reader infer the character's background? Or if that's not enough, how about "parentage" or "ethnicity"?

 

[lovecraft68]

For me it would depend. Is it organic, as in okay these people just happen to be different ethnicities? I'd be fine with that.

Or are you going to fetishize it, and make it all about their 'color' and turn into the typical racist Lit IR story?

 

[lovecraft68]

That's sooooo silly. I can imagine why you probably think like this, but did you really have to actually write it down and broadcast such silliness?

They must be one of those people heading over to Blue Sky

 

[AwkwardlySet]

I've thought about adding a different race of character to my current series, maybe having her playing on the same tennis team as the sisters do, but making her either Indian American, or African American or something...

Why? It all depends on the motivation behind the idea.

 

[alohadave]

Risky, a lot of people will be screaming "WOKE" if you have a black tennis coach and they'll sulk off swearing to boycott LIT. Your story could be LITs bud light moment that destroys everything.

None of that is going to happen. IR content is very common here and no one is claiming any of it is woke.

 

[Nightscream89]

I think it also depends on the story for me.
I mean if you are writing a Queen of Spades story, then you are fetishizing them already because of the premise of your story. I mean if you write a story about a woman who wants to be a QoS gets in with a gangster rap gang where all guys have long schlongs and gangbang. Well then you are stereotyping heavily. But again it fits the story, they are there because your main character looked for them and fetishizes them.

But in just a normal story, not every black man has to have a 9" dick. Just write a character who happens to be black.

Same with other backgrounds of course, so I would say, unless it is important to the story, try to steer away from stereotypes, but include it's fine to include it so you can create more diverse characters.

 

[PG564E]

I've thought about adding a different race of character to my current series, maybe having her playing on the same tennis team as the sisters do, but making her either Indian American, or African American or something...

Do people find having different races involved in stories exciting / adding to the overall scene?

I sent you a PM about this. It's a great idea, and being white myself, interracial sex highly arouses me. I think it turns on the majority of people who read and love porn. Writers who produce "taboo" work must like this in order to write about it in my opinion. Write what stimulates YOU. Some people will love it, others maybe not. Express yourself as I know you do. One writer to another.