How to create a setting/scene

[JinkiesFarie]

Not necessarily with the sex, but what's the best way to set scene. I feel like when I do remember to do one, its mushed together and bland.

 

[silverwhisper]

are you asking about writing, a BDSM encounter, something else? i'm not sure i understand your question.

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[Noira]

Why don't you pick up a few non-sexual books that are well known for nice descriptions of their scenery and take a look at how they do it. Tolkien comes to mind as being the king of fantasy settings (though I'd never suggest anyone try write like him, rather the contrary, I suggest people DON'T). Find a good writer in the sort of genre you like, preferably a published writer that's fairly well known to be a decent writer, and read through the book and take notes on how the scenery and settings are established.

 

[blonde_duchess]

Are you asking how to create a rl scene of roleplay etc for sex? If so then quickest way to do it is with words.... "Come here you naughty boy" or "Baby has been naughty and needs discipline! as you push your ass in his face and suck your fingertip or thumb or whatever types of scenes that turn you two on! lol.... also lingerie and scented candles, makeup perfume erotic foods like strawberries whipped cream music, soft porn or 70s vampire movies set an erotic atmosphere for me!

 

[Ellafun]

Not necessarily with the sex, but what's the best way to set scene. I feel like when I do remember to do one, its mushed together and bland.

Just happened upon your handful of posts today...since you have no contact info listed on your profile, perhaps you will wander back into this thread that you started...in the wrong forum...and see this message.

This is a thread for new users of Lit:
http://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?t=457743&page=16

It will answer some of your questions, and hopefully guide you to using the forums in the best way. Especially about bumping threads from 2005.

Welcom to the neighborhood, and good luck!