Do you masturbate to your own stories?

[Falcon38]

As most of us have masturbated to stories on the Lit boards. I just wanted to know if the thrill is gone if you know where the story is headed.

 

[Wicked-N-Erotic]

I have to a few of them. Generally the ones based or RL experience because I'm reliving the event as I write it. If a story doesn't make me feel even the slightest tingle then I scrap it, hell, if it doesn't do it for me then it most likely won't for anyone else.

Wicked

 

[pointless]

only while i was writing them. they were all stroke stories, so i felt the only way to write them was to keep myself aroused. i haven't read any of them since except when typos and other errors have been pointed out to me.

 

[MathGirl]

Self-inflicted whoopie

Only the DurtGurl stories. I find them intensely stimulating.
MG

 

[SlaveMasterUK]

I would love some responses from those who answered 'no'

I write the type of stories I want to read. I can guarantee that not one of my beautifully tender lesbian love scenes is going to be spoiled by one of the many things I consider an immediate turn-off. I also find it works well to 'write hot, edit cold' (not sure who originally said that here?) otherwise the scenes tend to lose their flavour.

Having said that, once a scene is written and bedded into my mind, it becomes too familar for me to return to it for any more than editing purposes.

ax

 

[pointless]

i said no, because i assumed the question meant do i masturbate to my writings after they are finished, but i apparently do roughly the same thing you do. that's why a good poll always has an "other" option. you have to leave room for interpretation.

 

[openthighs_sarah]

I think I answered this one pretty clearly in another thread. If a story of mine doesn't make me want to rip my own clothes off and fuck myself senseless, what's the point? Although I have gone back to read things later, weeks after I've posted something, and thought, "Holy fuck. What was I thinking?" Then I close the drapes and get to work.

Oh, and DurtGurl's stories also do it for me, as well. I like that they're not weighed down by cumbersome quality.

 

[DurtGurl]

Nope

Oh, and DurtGurl's stories also do it for me, as well. I like that they're not weighed down by cumbersome quality.

Gosh, thanks, Sarah. It's always nice to recieve a complement.

I voated no because the batteries in my vibar... viab.. vibb ..... that buzzy thing of mine are ded.

DG

 

[openthighs_sarah]

DurtGurl

It's "receive", dear, not "recieve." (I'm only mentioning this because I don't want people laughing at you.)

Many secular blessings,
s

 

[KillerMuffin]

I read my own work with an editor's eyes, not a reader's. I don't get into the story because I'm too busy analyzing it for future correction.

 

[TheEarl]

Not often. Usually my stories fail to do anything for me. Which is weird considering I write the kind of stuff which I'd like to see and they obviously do things for other people (or so I've been told).

Strange aren't I?

The Earl

 

[wildsweetone]

i voted no.

i get immense enjoyment from writing my stories, that wonderment of a first 'read' as i'm writing. i have no idea what is going to hit the screen in front of me until it is there. i ride on that drugless induced high as i write. i'm not even aware of the high while i'm having it. too busy writing.

i write because i want to be a better writer, not because i want to masturbate.

 

[Falcon60]

Not often. Usually my stories fail to do anything for me. Which is weird considering I write the kind of stuff which I'd like to see and they obviously do things for other people (or so I've been told).

Strange aren't I?

The Earl

I do not think you are strange. That is why I asked the question. I wanted to know if writing erotic fiction was like looking at a mirror and masturbating which I think, in my world, would be very difficult to do but I have no trouble doing it when I watch someone else.

 

[Svenskaflicka]

Once I have posted my stories to Lit, I hardly ever look at them again. Atleast not until I have managed to forget what they were about.

 

[oggbashan]

Fiction, Fantasy and Real Life

The question assumes that authors restrict their output to stories that they are turned on by.

I think authors can and do write stories that appeal to others even if the scenario isn't personally erotic.

I have written stories for a particular audience who like something that doesn't appeal to me. They seemed to like the result.

What turns me on is finding someone else's stories that appeal.

By the time I have written, revised, edited, re-edited and posted a story I feel as if I have been telling the same joke for so long that I'm bored by it. It might have been funny the first time but not after 30 repeats.

Og

 

[deliciously_naughty]

Yes

Often

I write for myself first and foremost...and I most often masturbate to erotica. So why not read my own work, which I know will get me off? I do read other people's work as well, but there's nothing like getting all hot and bothered and then comes the golden shower which personally kills my desire.

DN

 

[The_old_man]

It is the main reason that I wright them!

 

[English Lady]

I don't masturbate to my own stories, however they do make me horny as hell! Ask my husband and he'll tell you he likes it when I am working on a new story *grins* I need to concerntrate to much on the story to actually masturbate, so i sacve it all up and then i unleash it on my hubby

 

[Pookie]

Yes, I do at times while writing the story.

No, I don't after I have written it.

I don't tend to go back and read my stories once I have completed them, unless I'm doing another edit for some reason. I'm usually too focused on what I want to write next.

Pookie

 

[PAUL C]

i have

Today in fact.

I was listenin to an audio of mine. a birthday treat, whilst doing something and the bedroom scene, which did happen once, got me thinking and remembering. It isn't that erotic, you had to have been there, I suppose. a whisky filled shag late at night and an early morning one when the lady doesn't like the smell of your breath, but as it is your Birthday.

Happy days.

 

[Croctden]

Umm...yes

When I'm writing I jerk off on occasion. When I edit I do to, but after I read a story a dozen times it starts to lose it luster.

 

[SexyChele]

A no vote here as well. When the story is developing in my mind, there are parts that I might masturbate to, and as I'm writing the first draft, I get a little turned on but not to the point of having to get off. Once I go back and start reading and re-reading and re-reading it doesn't do much for me. By the time the story is posted to Lit, I can't figure out why anyone finds them erotic, and I never go back and read them again.

 

[TaffyJ]

I voted "no"

and WildSweetOne and Ogg said exactly how I feel. Now, I may get off when I'm lying in bed brainstorming the characters, but by the time I add plot and write, it's not fresh enough to get me that worked up anymore.

 

[mrmxy]

Another 'no' here.

I find writing the explicit sex scenes... painful.

("Then what the heck are you doing here, Alan?" you ask.)

I love READING what others have written, but my writing of them feels odd to me. I'm still working on that.

 

[MathGirl]

Carpe!

Another 'no' here.

Dear Alan,
You need to get ahold of yourself, dear.
MG