killallhippies
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i really should've experimented with a brother/sister story. why won't he just fuck his daughter? can't he see she wants him too!?!? FUCK!
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logophile said:It's interesting because incest stories don't appeal to me at ALL! BUt one of the things I've always wondered is how you get a parent in bed with one of their children. As a mother of three, I have no idea how you could write that believably. The only thing I've come up with is a period of separation between the raising of said child and the seducing of same. Got no other ideas... Sorry!
killallhippies said:the challenge of writing a believable story that didn't involve rape was the whole reason i decided to write the story. it's turning out to be a major pain in the ass.
lucky-E-leven said:I'm all for a challenge, however, I feel that the quality of a story in a genre that repulses me would be very low.
How do you do it? Remove yourself from the subject matter, that is. Unless it is an interest for you, in which case, what's the problem?
~lucky
Virtual_Burlesque said:This is why I would have trouble writing an incest story, were I to attempt it.
In my story, the first thing the victim would do, once s/he realized s/he was about to be attacked by a child molester, would be to wet the bed.
No matter how well a writer can portray the victimization of a minor by a predatory adult as erotic, once you arrive at the scene where that adult is lying in a cold, wet, smelly, urine-soaked bed, the action is just not going to come anywhere near the upper half of most people’s fantasy to-do list.
killallhippies said:the problem is believability. i have no problem with incest stories, but i feel they lack realism. the appeal of incest stories isn't in the taboo itself. it's in the overcoming of the taboo. that's the hard part.
I can't, off the top of my head, think of any way to make a father/daughter, mother/son, grandparent/grandchild story believable at all.
thebullet said:You've got it, Lucky. The whole concept is totally repulsive to me. A parent holds a position of power/authority over a child he/she has raised. Regardless of how one looks at it, there would be a flavor of rape to it.
gauchecritic said:Wrong ends of sticks.
Power/authority is what any and all sex is all about. A 'well written' story will, by accident or design, bring out the tension/conflict in any sexual liaison.
It's been said many times here at Lit that to write an incest story you just need to change the names to 'mom' and 'son'.
Whilst this isn't strictly true, it does point up the angle that any story is about conflict and tension. The incest category gives a much easier handle with which to name that tension.
I think the problem you're having Kill is that you're mired in the relationship instead of the sexual relationship. So now we come to Freud. (and Heinlein too)
Parents, children and siblings all (apparently) have a sexual interest in each other, it's society that forbids it (not biology).
So therein lies your tension, your conflict and eventually your growth and resolution.
It seems your respondents so far are also mired in the forced sex incest which inevitably comes from beliefs about child sex.
Think on. The story isn't about paedeophilia or rape (from your description) it's about a father who can't come to terms with his own morality.
Get him drunk, that usually works, or maybe consolation sex after his wife runs off with another woman. Try reading some others.
gauchecritic said:Wrong ends of sticks.
Power/authority is what any and all sex is all about. A 'well written' story will, by accident or design, bring out the tension/conflict in any sexual liaison.
It's been said many times here at Lit that to write an incest story you just need to change the names to 'mom' and 'son'.
Whilst this isn't strictly true, it does point up the angle that any story is about conflict and tension. The incest category gives a much easier handle with which to name that tension.
I think the problem you're having Kill is that you're mired in the relationship instead of the sexual relationship. So now we come to Freud. (and Heinlein too)
Parents, children and siblings all (apparently) have a sexual interest in each other, it's society that forbids it (not biology).
So therein lies your tension, your conflict and eventually your growth and resolution.
It seems your respondents so far are also mired in the forced sex incest which inevitably comes from beliefs about child sex.
Think on. The story isn't about paedeophilia or rape (from your description) it's about a father who can't come to terms with his own morality.
Get him drunk, that usually works, or maybe consolation sex after his wife runs off with another woman. Try reading some others.
Almost all erotic stories require a degree of willing suspension of disbelief. That's probably true, I think, of the author as well as the reader. Try to concentrate on the believable aspects: almost all older males fancy younger women - they have desireable young bodies! Maybe not fact, but it's believable (if only by older males) that young women desire older, more experienced, more skillful males - especially if males of their own age group are unavailable, or those that are available are unattractive for some reason.killallhippies said:i really should've experimented with a brother/sister story. why won't he just fuck his daughter? can't he see she wants him too!?!? FUCK!
Get him drunk, that usually works
Better have a thick skin for the feedback, if you do.