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Wife's passed away. Husband and her younger sister get together. Is that automatic Incest/Taboo or could it go in EC? No other category would make sense.
If either works, what are the pros/cons?
FS
Wife's passed away. Husband and her younger sister get together. Is that automatic Incest/Taboo or could it go in EC? No other category would make sense.
If either works, what are the pros/cons?
FS
Wife's passed away. Husband and her younger sister get together. Is that automatic Incest/Taboo or could it go in EC? No other category would make sense.
If either works, what are the pros/cons?
FS
I don't think that either Literotica or a lot of the Incest section readers adhere too closely to strict definitions of what incest is. I wouldn't hesitate to put in-laws in the incest category (and this is a bit taboo, which is included in that category) over any other category here (unless it was a same sex pairing).
I posted a story in the incest category when I first starting writing here under BostonFictionWriter.
Mother-in-law Strips Naked. Within 60 days, the story had 850 thousand hits. I pulled the story to publish it as an e-Book. I can't imagine how many hits it would have had ten years later.
My next story that I posted in the incest category was Sex with My Sister-in-law, Samantha. Within 60 days, that story had 650,000 hits and I pulled that story to publish as an e-Book. Again, I can't imagine how many hits it would have had ten years later.
As far as I'm concerned and the resident perverts who read incest stories are concerned, in-law stories are titillatingly forbidden enough to post in the incest category. It would be a mistake to post an in-law story anywhere else.
Moreover, as we haven't read the story, we don't know what's in the story that's incestuous or not. This site is crazy for incest and both writers and readers have always been agreeable to stretch the boundaries as to what's incest and incestuous to include in-laws.
Anyone who thinks that this story should be posted in such an innocuous category as Erotic Couplings has obviously never written an incest story (lol).
You're so busy reading your own crap you don't bother looking at anyone's posts. No one said it shouldn't go there, they're saying it may not go over as well and offering a couple of options.
Amazing that as all knowing as you are, you never considered a much older brother in law would work very well in mature, especially with a romance angle and some conflict.
But I guess you'd have to think to come up with that suggestion.
And I normally don't get caught up in number here because we all know there's too many variables to make them mean a lot, but since I've been here? I've owned you in incest. Lock stock and barrel. Not quantity because I only write or publish when I want to not "look at how many stories I have' but overall 'success' here? You've been looking at my ass for years.
Wife's passed away. Husband and her younger sister get together. Is that automatic Incest/Taboo or could it go in EC? No other category would make sense.
If either works, what are the pros/cons?
FS
Re Hands in the Dark's suggestion it might be even better if the family were fundamentalist Christians claiming to do 'Gods will.' in reverting to old Testament norms. Quoting Leviticus in a shagging scene might be a new departure for Lit but I s'pose those good people would never read smut, would they?
Give it a twist .... keep the dead wife in the story as a spirit/ghost guiding the husband in his pursuit.
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Re Hands in the Dark's suggestion it might be even better if the family were fundamentalist Christians claiming to do 'Gods will.' in reverting to old Testament norms. Quoting Leviticus in a shagging scene might be a new departure for Lit but I s'pose those good people would never read smut, would they?![]()
Keep the Thumper shit out of it.
Keep the Thumper shit out of EVERYTHING!
In the Table of Kindred and Affinity which as you all know is just about the last page of the Book of Common Prayer; (Good little book first published 1549, sold rather well) ones deceased wife's sister or deceased husbands brother were considered within the bounds of consanguity and marriage to such was forbidden, despite a lack of blood relationship.
This rule was changed in English Law in the 1960's (I think) and the first beneficiary was the revolting Billy Butlin who married his deceased wife's sister.
UK has never forbidden first cousin marriage like some parts of the USA. In fact one set of my great grandparents were first cousins. They were small landowning farmers who wanted to keep their land together.
Re Hands in the Dark's suggestion it might be even better if the family were fundamentalist Christians claiming to do 'Gods will.' in reverting to old Testament norms. Quoting Leviticus in a shagging scene might be a new departure for Lit but I s'pose those good people would never read smut, would they?![]()