Coitus Interruptus?

Nightwaves

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Is it just me, or does anyone else feel guilty taking a pause in writing when the characters are in the middle of some really hot sex? It's like they're in suspended animation until you return.
 
Is it just me, or does anyone else feel guilty taking a pause in writing when the characters are in the middle of some really hot sex? It's like they're in suspended animation until you return.

Not particularly, I would rather take a break in the middle of writing then force my way through creating a half-hearted result. Think about it this way, they're still having sex until you get back.
 
Think about it this way, they're still having sex until you get back.

A comedian had a quip about a grade school that was in the news for banning the game of tag.

He said: "Think about the last recess it was played. Some poor kid is now "it" for life."
 
It's just you, Nightwaves. The characters are just characters in a story. They don't even know that you've gone away.

Oh, yeah ... and there's no Santa Claus either. :D
 
It's just you, Nightwaves. The characters are just characters in a story. They don't even know that you've gone away.

Oh, yeah ... and there's no Santa Claus either. :D
Virginia hoped her author would return soon. She was getting a sore leg from the strange angle the elf had put her in, and she was getting sick and tired of the sleigh bells.
 
Shattered

What, no Santa? Guess I need to get back to work. That cunnilingus isn't going to finish itself.
 
Sometimes you go down a rabbit hole, and a pause is the best answer. Often it results in a line or a paragraph being trashed, but that is probably best.
Perhaps you are riding her doggy and a tit pops into your mouth. You have to reconstruct, make her very limber, add a woman, or put it in the alien category.
 
Sometimes you go down a rabbit hole, and a pause is the best answer.

In a story I'm writing, I'm wondering if I should change the first-person narrative from the male to the female MC. It might get me out of a couple of plot problems.

Stories are like that. Sometimes they flow, sometimes they don't. The trick is to write them so that the readers can't tell.
 
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