KatieAnnBB
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Hi Guys,
I posted three chapters of an incest story started on here...it's called "Massage Mat," and I'm trying to decide whether to develop the story further--and if so, how to do that.
The first chapters got us from mom masturbating and being seen by her 19 yo son through some sexual tension/build up to the first actual sexual encounter between them. That's as far as I had wanted to go, but judging from the comments there seems to be an appetite for more. I've taken a few stabs at "chapter 4," with the general theme of "if you love it let it go:"
The son will go off to college and he and mom bravely try to adapt to life apart--knowing that their relationship is doomed if they stay together. After some time (maybe when he graduates?) they realize that their love is so strong that they do wind up together--perhaps trying to start a life elsewhere as a legitimate couple. Of course along the way, there are ample opportunities for mother/son reunions, for sonny boy to meet a hot co-ed on campus and have a fling, for mom to have a lesbian relationship with her best friend out of loneliness for sonny boy, etc.
I'm resistant to the notion that the story continues by involving more people in the basic relationship--threesomes, foursomes, etc. seem to be the norm here.--or by having mom become son's slut/sex slave. These just don't ring true to me, and I think the story has been successful so far because the characters are realistic.
So here are my questions: Would my energy and time be better spent just writing new stories about new characters and allowing this to remain a "short story" instead of a novel? Does the story line above seem worthwhile? Are there good examples of "incest into marriage" stories on here that I should read?
I'd love any thoughts on the above from anyone.
I'm particularly interested in what experienced writers might have to say about when a story is "done" and it's time to move on vs. continually developing one or two characters.
Thanks in advance for your time!
Katie Ann
I posted three chapters of an incest story started on here...it's called "Massage Mat," and I'm trying to decide whether to develop the story further--and if so, how to do that.
The first chapters got us from mom masturbating and being seen by her 19 yo son through some sexual tension/build up to the first actual sexual encounter between them. That's as far as I had wanted to go, but judging from the comments there seems to be an appetite for more. I've taken a few stabs at "chapter 4," with the general theme of "if you love it let it go:"
The son will go off to college and he and mom bravely try to adapt to life apart--knowing that their relationship is doomed if they stay together. After some time (maybe when he graduates?) they realize that their love is so strong that they do wind up together--perhaps trying to start a life elsewhere as a legitimate couple. Of course along the way, there are ample opportunities for mother/son reunions, for sonny boy to meet a hot co-ed on campus and have a fling, for mom to have a lesbian relationship with her best friend out of loneliness for sonny boy, etc.
I'm resistant to the notion that the story continues by involving more people in the basic relationship--threesomes, foursomes, etc. seem to be the norm here.--or by having mom become son's slut/sex slave. These just don't ring true to me, and I think the story has been successful so far because the characters are realistic.
So here are my questions: Would my energy and time be better spent just writing new stories about new characters and allowing this to remain a "short story" instead of a novel? Does the story line above seem worthwhile? Are there good examples of "incest into marriage" stories on here that I should read?
I'd love any thoughts on the above from anyone.
I'm particularly interested in what experienced writers might have to say about when a story is "done" and it's time to move on vs. continually developing one or two characters.
Thanks in advance for your time!
Katie Ann