TheRedChamber
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A week or so ago @MediocreAuthor posted an earnest plea about thread-hijacking. Which pretty much all regular posters promised earnestly to completely ignore. Therefore, I'd like to offer up a little light divertment. How well do you know your Literotica threads? Simply match the quotes with the appropriate thread. Names have been removed to protect the guilty. We have 10 quotes and 15 possible thread topics from the front page just now.
No cheating by looking things up...
Falling in love with your own characters
Lesbian category
Entering the Wilderness
Adopting a story/series?
Well-written vs grammatically correct
Writing non-linearly
Is half the site dead?
Is it off-putting to write condoms in sex scenes?
Erotica versus Sex Fiction
Mom son incest
Nothing whatsoever to do with writing, but…
Romance vs Erotic Couplings
Hmm, is there a 'Loving Husbands' category?
What I learned from publishing a Loving Wives story
How should you write bra sizes?
We'll start with a nice easy one.
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No cheating by looking things up...
Falling in love with your own characters
Lesbian category
Entering the Wilderness
Adopting a story/series?
Well-written vs grammatically correct
Writing non-linearly
Is half the site dead?
Is it off-putting to write condoms in sex scenes?
Erotica versus Sex Fiction
Mom son incest
Nothing whatsoever to do with writing, but…
Romance vs Erotic Couplings
Hmm, is there a 'Loving Husbands' category?
What I learned from publishing a Loving Wives story
How should you write bra sizes?
We'll start with a nice easy one.
1.
There speaks a man who's never retrieved a condom, that's slipped off, while pondering the consequences.
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Never trust a wombat who shoots up the place and doesn't stick around to pay for his roots. That's one nasty wombat.
I hadn't heard this lesson before. I like it.
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Or, to quote Mike Tyson, "Everybody has a plan, until they get punched in the face."
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I can’t take whips. Or won’t rather. Not proper whips anyway.
Too much skill required by the person wielding it and too much danger of injuries greater than intended.
I stick to whip-like things, like dragon tails. Or floggers. Or crops. Or paddles. Or straps. Or canes… I guess you get the idea.
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Have you met England's coast? The only tanned people here emerge from sunbeds. All the rest are lobster-pink
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That's the reason Laurel banned scat.
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Useless trivia, I have never been in a strip club, I think men make idiots of themselves there. I can do that in a multitude of other places.
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That's a bit harsh, but not untrue. I don't think Lovecraft is famous so much for his prose, as for his imagination, and the influence that he exerted on the horror industry as a whole.
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Let's put an end to this nonsense of "I enjoy writing." You may enjoy weaving stories in your head, fantasizing, and basking in the attention afterward, but it's not accurate to say you enjoy writing. There is no such thing. Drafting and polishing are tedious and exhausting tasks, and anyone who claims otherwise is simply deceiving themselves.
There is no uniform audience; each reader has their own preferences. I guess the vast majority wishes to read something captivating, evocative, and emotionally impactful. Attempting to assume knowledge of the audience's thoughts or desires is not only megalomaniacal but also foolish.
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This thread is very informative and useful.
Will still probably forget all the top advice when submitting my next story.
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