Biker_Faerie
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I'm contemplating a story line in an ongoing series where my character (who is in her twenties) dresses up as a schoolgirl. Is that allowed?
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If in 20's, why not? I have dated adult sissies who dress like that.I'm contemplating a story line in an ongoing series where my character (who is in her twenties) dresses up as a schoolgirl. Is that allowed?
It better be, or I've just wasted 8k words. And she still hasn't had sex yet.I'm contemplating a story line in an ongoing series where my character (who is in her twenties) dresses up as a schoolgirl. Is that allowed?
8k and no sex....sheesh talk about foreplay.It better be, or I've just wasted 8k words. And she still hasn't had sex yet.
But, yeah it is
I'm contemplating a story line in an ongoing series where my character (who is in her twenties) dresses up as a schoolgirl. Is that allowed?
8k and no sex....sheesh talk about foreplay.
Actually it's role play in public8k and no sex....sheesh talk about foreplay.
I knew someone with serious mental issues. Real Life Sybill if you will. The little girl voice would come out along with the walk and other mannerisms. For a person in their 40s, raising flags? Oh yeah!! What came later was Steven King stuff.Its fine as long as you establish, she's at least 18 which in that example, well, she is a school girl
When writing a woman who's older and doing it for a role play or to look sexy, then be sure you don't have her start speaking like she's a little girl, that could raise a flag, but just the outfit is fine.
Emphasize heels. Five or six inch, even call out the stilleto aspect. Not only will it draw in the shoe fans, but it will take away the age issue. Also stockings rather than knee socks. Most younger girls wouldn't really wear them. An adult playing up the fetish aspect would.I'm contemplating a story line in an ongoing series where my character (who is in her twenties) dresses up as a schoolgirl. Is that allowed?
I have an erotic horror novel where the woman had two additional personalities. One was a seductive stone cold killer, the other stuck at 6 years old because its when trauma caused her initial mental break with reality. The personalities alternate from minute to minute meaning the little girl pops in during scenes of sex and violence and serves as dark comedy in many instances.I knew someone with serious mental issues. Real Life Sybill if you will. The little girl voice would come out along with the walk and other mannerisms. For a person in their 40s, raising flags? Oh yeah!! What came later was Steven King stuff.
Portray her as an eighteen year old senior school student and you'll get by. Portray her as a young teen, you won't. It doesn't matter what age disclaimers you bolt on or build into the story, it's how you portray the character that counts.I'm contemplating a story line in an ongoing series where my character (who is in her twenties) dresses up as a schoolgirl. Is that allowed?
Certain aspects of ageplay will get a story rejected. The dressing up part by itself shouldn't be a problem, but if either of the characters roleplays being under 18, or uses language to suggest the same, it will probably get rejected.I'm contemplating a story line in an ongoing series where my character (who is in her twenties) dresses up as a schoolgirl. Is that allowed?
I have a picture somewhere that I found on the web. Obviously mid-to-late twenties, but in the classic private school garb, plaid pleated skirt, preppy shirt and sweater, ankle socks and very high heels. She's standing on a porch knocking on a door. No idea what the back story was or why the picture was taken, but it evoked the image of call girl playing the role and arriving at a client's home.Portray her as an eighteen year old senior school student and you'll get by. Portray her as a young teen, you won't. It doesn't matter what age disclaimers you bolt on or build into the story, it's how you portray the character that counts.
Then a couple of 'mummys' in the sex talk later on even though it's mainly piss-taking. I had to rewrite with a 'mistress' theme. In fairness, I was asking for trouble as I tagged it 'ageplay' without thinking.The smile vanished from Bakul's face. She placed a finger on Joanne's nose. “Look, this sad old divorcee act is getting a little tiring. You need to have a little more self-confidence. Either you start believing that you're just as beautiful and sexy as I am and the age difference is largely irrelevant or I put my hair in pig-tails and start pretending I have mummy issues.”
Joanne reached for the bedside table. “Fine. I've got a couple of hairbands right here.”
Bakul paused. “What, seriously? You're only seven years older than me.”
If it doesn't fly here, put it on another site. There are at least two which will take it.It better be, or I've just wasted 8k words. And she still hasn't had sex yet.
But, yeah it is
Not to worry, the age issue is addressed in two ways. First in my continuing saga of Linda & George, being in their twenties was clearly established. Moreover, there is a direct reference to her age in this particular chapter, part of the overall scenario of their role playing, but I don't want to issue a spoiler alert. You'll have to read it to find out (hint, hint), once it's published - at least they're up to having sex now, so the story submission should be within the next week.If it doesn't fly here, put it on another site. There are at least two which will take it.
It shouldn't be a problem unless the female character is described in a way and behaves in a way that it feels like the author is trying to get away with presenting a sexy character that is for all intents and purposes under 18. If it's really clear that she's in her 20s it shouldn't be a problem.