lovecraft68
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Just posting this because of an e-mail I received this morning. Last week an author who has commented on several of my stories reached out to me and asked if I would look at a story for him.
I said I would, but as always stressed I still struggle with grammar and I am not an editor, but would be happy to read it and give him some general feedback about what I liked an didn't and why.
Now their response was that was fine and the reason they liked my work is I am consistent throughout my stories and seem to pay attention to small details and inject as much reality in the fantasy as possible and that is what he is looking for is "holes" in the story.
Last night I finally had a chance to read it and it wasn't bad, but one thing stuck out to me. The story is about a girl losing her virginity. Now she is a horny little thing who has been fantasizing like mad, but too nervous so far to go through with it.
The story starts with her masturbating with an 8" dildo the scene is fairly hot for what it is because he puts in a nice fantasy for her as she does it. BUt he stresses several times it is 8 inches and thick.
Now at the end when she does have sex he writes that she "yelped at a brief sharp pain as her hymen broke"
Two things, one "Hymen" to me is like saying penis or vagina. its too medical for my liking say "her cherry popped", but that of course is just my opinion.
But then it hit me. The girl has been fucking herself with an 8 inch long and fat dildo for months. Her "hymen" is long gone. She is a virgin as in never had a guy, but that cherry has long since popped.
I sent that back to him and the response was "No, only a real penis can pop a cherry"
I sent back, Ummm, no how does the cherry know this is a fake dick?
Anyway he then told me I was being too picky.
Now aside from the fact that is what he asked me to do, my question is would anyone else here even pick that up? Am I "too picky"
And if you did how much do things "inaccuracies" like that bother you, or do you just roll with them?
I said I would, but as always stressed I still struggle with grammar and I am not an editor, but would be happy to read it and give him some general feedback about what I liked an didn't and why.
Now their response was that was fine and the reason they liked my work is I am consistent throughout my stories and seem to pay attention to small details and inject as much reality in the fantasy as possible and that is what he is looking for is "holes" in the story.
Last night I finally had a chance to read it and it wasn't bad, but one thing stuck out to me. The story is about a girl losing her virginity. Now she is a horny little thing who has been fantasizing like mad, but too nervous so far to go through with it.
The story starts with her masturbating with an 8" dildo the scene is fairly hot for what it is because he puts in a nice fantasy for her as she does it. BUt he stresses several times it is 8 inches and thick.
Now at the end when she does have sex he writes that she "yelped at a brief sharp pain as her hymen broke"
Two things, one "Hymen" to me is like saying penis or vagina. its too medical for my liking say "her cherry popped", but that of course is just my opinion.
But then it hit me. The girl has been fucking herself with an 8 inch long and fat dildo for months. Her "hymen" is long gone. She is a virgin as in never had a guy, but that cherry has long since popped.
I sent that back to him and the response was "No, only a real penis can pop a cherry"
I sent back, Ummm, no how does the cherry know this is a fake dick?
Anyway he then told me I was being too picky.
Now aside from the fact that is what he asked me to do, my question is would anyone else here even pick that up? Am I "too picky"
And if you did how much do things "inaccuracies" like that bother you, or do you just roll with them?
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