Collaborate or write

[voyfun]

I have an idea and outline..I am not a writer..so may be some can take it and run with it or may be collaborate to help me become a writer



the premise is - a middle aged mom gets pulled into chatting with some one from d/s forum.

in a couple of days may be it develops to the stage where she is being asked to do things to push her limits..like playing at work.taking pictures of her undressed at work bathroom, getting some punishments like clamping her nipples etc..

and it excites her..it leads to two main stages one a webcam session where she is playing under the guidance with orgasm denail and the final culmination is meeting with the dom..which turns out to be her son..she is shocked ..she is tied down on bed in a hotel room ..self restrained by instruction..the son proceeds to paddle her ass excites her without touching her pussy ..untill she begs for him to take her...and then it can or not end up in actuall sex

 

[CuteSlaveLisa]

You are not a writer because you have not written, at the risk of being obvious... WRITE then ipso facto you have become a writer and share in our (imaginary) royalty checks...

Love and Kisses

Lisa Ann

 

[Shuttermaster61]

Need to get me some of those (imaginary) royalty checks.

 

[Hypoxia]

Need to get me some of those (imaginary) royalty checks.

Merely take real royalties and multiply by the square root of minus one. Then they become imaginary.

MEANWHILE, my usual advice to non-writers: Visualize your tale as a video, some show you're watching. Blog it. Record words and actions, and your own reactions. That's the skeleton of your story. Now flesh it out, snip off surplus words, and Voila! you're an author.

Nobody starts as a writer. We work up to it. It's like the out-of-towner newly arrived in New York. He asks a passerby, "How do I get to Carnegie Hall?" The response: "Practice, practice, practice."