Many ideas, less writing time

[Biene90]

Hi.

I have a lot of ideas for new stories but not the time to write them down all. Im the more creative head. For this I'm searching for someone who wants to collab.

Main ideas about BDSM, Bondage, Submissive and Toy play

I had also some stories uploaded, which I deleted cause they dont meet my personal requierments in quality. So there is also a chance to rewrite them.
I'm writing in english and also in german. So english only writers are welcome. But also german ones are perfect.

 

[Husky_Embrace]

I too have a ton of stories in my head. My writing skills were never good. I try to write them down, despite my limited time or skill. On one of those I can improve. It gives great satisfaction to make a story yourself, and would recommend trying it again and again until you get it right. Mine weren't right for consumption either for a ling time. Now they are passable. I'll never get them all down, which is part of life. I currently have more stories in progress than fingers on my hands, and more are popping up than I finish.

Do notice the big request you're putting out there. You're asking other people to help with what you find difficult. Even if they have more skill, it is still a big task to commit something to paper. Especially if it's someone elses idea.

I would rather go the route of asking editors to help with polishing your stories to your quality standard. You'll also get some idea if someone else writing your story will work out. That way you stay in control, as well as learn to write your own to a higher standard.

Requesting for aid is better suited at the authors hangout or the editors den I wager.

 

[Andreas_Kreuz]

To attract writers, it helps to post a little bit about your ideas.

 

[DeusAudivit]

I try to work on one idea at a time. This doesn't always work like when a story gets rejected so do you re work that idea or move on to the next and leave the other in the waste bin?

 

[Rob_Royale]

I try to work on one idea at a time. This doesn't always work like when a story gets rejected so do you re work that idea or move on to the next and leave the other in the waste bin?

Only my first story was rejected. In most cases, rejected stories are very fixable. Why wouldn't you continue to work on it?

 

[Carnevil9]

I think what the OP is describing is very common. We all have lots of ideas, but not the time to pursue all of them. We have jobs and spouses and shit.

I also think that's why we like hanging out in this forum. It gives us a small amount of the fun of actually creating a story, but with only a tiny fraction of the time commitment.

 

[Andreas_Kreuz]

If the OP does not participate in the thread she started and does not respond to PM, then this is a waste of time.

 

[DeusAudivit]

Only my first story was rejected. In most cases, rejected stories are very fixable. Why wouldn't you continue to work on it?

I suppose the kick to ones confidence is probably the main reason. But I do agree most stories are fixable.

 

[Biene90]

Thank you for all your answers. So maybe writing down all of my ideas is the first step. To see all of them maybe helps me to create a better overview and time managment

 

[LegendInMyOwnMind]

I've got four in the queue now. Two are being written, a third is outlined, and a promised sequel chapter to my most recently published story. And still I'm generating ideas. I need to start keeping a document of story ideas.

I need to prioritize. At my age and health, there's no chance I'll live long enough to write them all.