I have an idea for a story, but not sure if it's okay to publish on Literotica.

[Five_Inch_Heels]

I know a lot of movie references, just not anything to do with that Disney movie.

A spoonful of sugar would make it go down better.

 

[MillieDynamite]

I suspect a shot of Jamison's would work better for me.

A spoonful of sugar would make it go down better.

 

[Wolfblackthorne]

Ok so I got off track a little. But this helping think of things.

Also, I think her name will be Alice.

 

[TheRedChamber]

No one has said it directly yet and the conversation seemed to have gone away from it, but you may find that having passifiers in it bring you very close to breaching the age play rule straight away.

 

[Wolfblackthorne]

No one has said it directly yet and the conversation seemed to have gone away from it, but you may find that having passifiers in it bring you very close to breaching the age play rule straight away.

I didn't know that having those was that bad.

 

[ColtonWrites]

No one has said it directly yet and the conversation seemed to have gone away from it, but you may find that having passifiers in it bring you very close to breaching the age play rule straight away.

I don't think so? There are other stories involving age roleplay - pacifers are pretty common with that one. You just have to be VERY specific that the characters are all adults. Starting with someone 22+ is a good idea.

 

[TheRedChamber]

I don't think so? There are other stories involving age roleplay - pacifers are pretty common with that one. You just have to be VERY specific that the characters are all adults. Starting with someone 22+ is a good idea.

I was curious so I had a bit of a closer look. There are stories with pacifiers, but the first one I checked, for example, started by making it clear that it was a psychologist issued 'adult passifier' for habitual thumb-sucking. Explicit age play is supposedly banned - although no doubts some will have slipped through the Lit story sieve.

 

[lovecraft68]

The site will let it through, but male readers will report it. Only women can be treated like in stories according to them.

 

[SamanthaBehgs]

I was curious so I had a bit of a closer look. There are stories with pacifiers, but the first one I checked, for example, started by making it clear that it was a psychologist issued 'adult passifier' for habitual thumb-sucking. Explicit age play is supposedly banned - although no doubts some will have slipped through the Lit story sieve.

Interesting. I missed that entirely in the content guidelines.

 

[Wolfblackthorne]

I didnt see that either.

 

[Wolfblackthorne]

Does breast feeding or sucking on a breast break the age play rule if the characters are over 18?

 

[Five_Inch_Heels]

Don't do it as age play.

Let the 22 year old male Charge be that age. His kink is liking diapers, pacifiers, nursing, teething on boobs, a blanket and maybe a bonnet or some other clothes. But he still has to be 22 and act like it.

Once you go to regression ... crawling, not speaking full words, etc., is when you get into questionable areas.

 

[TheRedChamber]

I checked the rules again just now and it's not stated as explicitly as I thought it was, nevertheless, it is a thing. There are a lot of threads in this area, but this is probably a good general discussion (including my own tale of rejection).

https://forum.literotica.com/thread...l-is-it-allowed-on-lit.1610718/#post-98880181

 

[Wolfblackthorne]

Ok. Thanks for that.

 

[RejectReality]

Age play isn't explicitly banned, but you have to be repetitiously blatant about the real age of the participant to the point of monotony to get them through in the last 15 years or so. It used to be that the rule was the scene couldn't be read alone, absent any other context from the story, and potentially be read as underage. Now it's more like every two or three paragraphs.

 

[ElectricBlue]

I didn't know that having those was that bad.

Pacifiers immediately imply babies, and in a sexual context, that's a definite no no on this site. All you need is a phrase or a sentence that can be taken out of (your role play / mind control) context, and the warning flag goes up.

The trick is to decouple yourself from your text as the author, knowing exactly what you mean, but to look at the words to see what they actually say, in black and white, there on the page. That's most likely what an under-age word finding bot is going to do.

A "dozen", for example, can't be misconstrued like the word "twelve" can. "Twelve" could trigger a bot, whereas a "dozen" wouldn't. That's the kind of micro subtlety you need to dig into.

 

[ElectricBlue]

Does breast feeding or sucking on a breast break the age play rule if the characters are over 18?

If depicted as child-like, yes. If depicted clearly as adults, no.

See my post above - you have to read every phrase and sentence with the eye of a pedophile, because that's the line you're dabbling with.

You can have babies and breastfeeding, including adult breastfeeding, in the same story, but you have to make sure there's no sexual infantilisation, and if there's any sexual content, the child is out of the room and several hundred words away.

 

[SamanthaBehgs]

Age play isn't explicitly banned, but you have to be repetitiously blatant about the real age of the participant to the point of monotony to get them through in the last 15 years or so. It used to be that the rule was the scene couldn't be read alone, absent any other context from the story, and potentially be read as underage. Now it's more like every two or three paragraphs.

So, for example, through the use of an omniscient narrator, showing the mental struggle/dichotomy of the behaviors with the age of the partiicpant? Showing the 22 year old thought process?

I'm admittedly not as familiar with this kink or stories including it. It's not my cup of tea, but I know it is for many, so I'm trying to understand how I've seen it here given what is being said. But like I said, I do admit to never having read (or really wanting to read) any of the existing stories. So please pardon my ignorance in this.

 

[RejectReality]

So, for example, through the use of an omniscient narrator, showing the mental struggle/dichotomy of the behaviors with the age of the partiicpant? Showing the 22 year old thought process?

I'm admittedly not as familiar with this kink or stories including it. It's not my cup of tea, but I know it is for many, so I'm trying to understand how I've seen it here given what is being said. But like I said, I do admit to never having read (or really wanting to read) any of the existing stories. So please pardon my ignorance in this.

Yeah, you more or less need to be in the head of the person doing the role-playing the whole time. Contrast all the childish role-playing with absolutely adult thoughts. It's helpful if the person isn't built like a child to begin with, because you can use those physical descriptions to emphasize the contrast between the role-play and reality.

The goal should be ruining the scene for anyone who gets off on what's being role-played. LOL Keep the real age and maturity front and center through internal dialogue, descriptions, etc.

And no matter how hard you try, there's still a fair to middling chance it will get popped. It's an extremely high bar to hurdle nowadays.

 

[TheLobster]

A "dozen", for example, can't be misconstrued like the word "twelve" can.

I'm now tempted to phrase my occasional preface disclaimers as "All characters are at least one and a half dozen years old."

 

[SamanthaBehgs]

Yeah, you more or less need to be in the head of the person doing the role-playing the whole time. Contrast all the childish role-playing with absolutely adult thoughts. It's helpful if the person isn't built like a child to begin with, because you can use those physical descriptions to emphasize the contrast between the role-play and reality.

The goal should be ruining the scene for anyone who gets off on what's being role-played. LOL Keep the real age and maturity front and center through internal dialogue, descriptions, etc.

And no matter how hard you try, there's still a fair to middling chance it will get popped. It's an extremely high bar to hurdle nowadays.

Perhaps one of those itches that is perhaps easier to scratch in real life (where I hear the itch is mostly wanting to be taken care of and be freed from any responsibility at all) rather than in fiction.

 

[Wolfblackthorne]

I'm still working on details. It has been helpful having people give their thoughts.

If i have other ideas do I share them here or elsewhere?

 

[YmaOHyd]

You could, but there are also subforums for feedback, discussion and editing, as well as one for fetishes and sexuality, that might serve your needs better. Personally I'd try those places, and see if I could find someone specific to bounce ideas off of.