ellynei
Really Experienced
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- Jan 30, 2008
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I'm a noncon reader and writer.
As is probably true for all categories on lit, noncon is a broad genre. Browsing for stories that suits my taste can get really frustrating, especially now that I have trouble seeing and have to read with the aid of my computer's "speech".
Here some of my personal likes and dislikes:
1) I like a sense of realism.
I don't mind 20 inch cocks, (as long as the one it is attached to is a demon, or an android, or some other nonhuman entity). Although I generally do prefer if the objects entering orifices doesn't outdo 2L cola bottles in length and girth, although I can read through such things if only there is some sense to the madness.
If the story doesn't take place in some alternate universe with alternate laws of nature, I prefer adherence to the laws of nature. (Such as gravity.)
2) I dislike cartoon sounds. Ungh. Ungh. Ugh. Arrrrrhhh. Oh, oh, oh, ooooooooh. Waaa. GURGLE. Grrrr. It turns me off.
3) I don't like plots along the line: he takes her by force, he makes her cum, she cums so hard she likes it, she cums again and forgives him, she cums yet again and falls in love with him.
It is possible for me to like a noncon story where victim and rapist ends up having a romance, but there has to be some bloody good explanation for how things turned out that way! And with bloody good I do mean bloody good.
4) I like charactherisation. I wanna be able to follow at least one of the characters. His or hers emotions, motives, thrills, or fright. Something to live into.
5) I prefer male assailant(s), female victim stories. But really, if its well written I can enjoy any composition of straight, gay, bi, or group.
6) I prefer physical force and bondage themes (as opposed to blackmail themes)
7) Forced orgasms are a lovely element. (If the story doesn't contain forced orgasm it really has to contain a fascinating powerplay and charactherisation for me to still derive a good experience from reading it.)
8) I don't like reading "present tense" stories. (The writing has to be more than remarkable before I can enjoy it, if it is in present tense.)
9) I'm not looking for comedy and farce.
10) I am looking for fiction. Noncon-fantasies are hot, noncon-realities are not.
So, uhm, its a bit late, so my list was probably messy. But if you know of a noncon story that seems to fit the likings I've listed, please post link here, or send me a pm.
If it is a story you've written yourself and you would like feedback on it, please specify what kind of feedback you want. (Like: "only positive", "constructive criticism", "don't say a word about my grammar!" or "anything you could possibly say about it").
Gosh, it's so past my bedtime. I hope some of what I've said makes sense.
Please help!
As is probably true for all categories on lit, noncon is a broad genre. Browsing for stories that suits my taste can get really frustrating, especially now that I have trouble seeing and have to read with the aid of my computer's "speech".
Here some of my personal likes and dislikes:
1) I like a sense of realism.
I don't mind 20 inch cocks, (as long as the one it is attached to is a demon, or an android, or some other nonhuman entity). Although I generally do prefer if the objects entering orifices doesn't outdo 2L cola bottles in length and girth, although I can read through such things if only there is some sense to the madness.
If the story doesn't take place in some alternate universe with alternate laws of nature, I prefer adherence to the laws of nature. (Such as gravity.)
2) I dislike cartoon sounds. Ungh. Ungh. Ugh. Arrrrrhhh. Oh, oh, oh, ooooooooh. Waaa. GURGLE. Grrrr. It turns me off.
3) I don't like plots along the line: he takes her by force, he makes her cum, she cums so hard she likes it, she cums again and forgives him, she cums yet again and falls in love with him.
It is possible for me to like a noncon story where victim and rapist ends up having a romance, but there has to be some bloody good explanation for how things turned out that way! And with bloody good I do mean bloody good.
4) I like charactherisation. I wanna be able to follow at least one of the characters. His or hers emotions, motives, thrills, or fright. Something to live into.
5) I prefer male assailant(s), female victim stories. But really, if its well written I can enjoy any composition of straight, gay, bi, or group.
6) I prefer physical force and bondage themes (as opposed to blackmail themes)
7) Forced orgasms are a lovely element. (If the story doesn't contain forced orgasm it really has to contain a fascinating powerplay and charactherisation for me to still derive a good experience from reading it.)
8) I don't like reading "present tense" stories. (The writing has to be more than remarkable before I can enjoy it, if it is in present tense.)
9) I'm not looking for comedy and farce.
10) I am looking for fiction. Noncon-fantasies are hot, noncon-realities are not.
So, uhm, its a bit late, so my list was probably messy. But if you know of a noncon story that seems to fit the likings I've listed, please post link here, or send me a pm.
If it is a story you've written yourself and you would like feedback on it, please specify what kind of feedback you want. (Like: "only positive", "constructive criticism", "don't say a word about my grammar!" or "anything you could possibly say about it").
Gosh, it's so past my bedtime. I hope some of what I've said makes sense.
Please help!
I put this story in the BDSM category but it has a non consent element. It is in the Halloween contest, called Dr. Cockburn's Medcine.
