Popular but overlooked or unpublished concepts?

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Knowing that a woman is turned on by a kink I'm interested in is as arousing for me as reading a hot story, so I've spent quite a bit of time looking for and requesting expressions of interest on a variety of sites (writing forums, roleplaying sites, message boards, blogs, social networking services).

Sadly, many women think that they're alone or one of few who genuinely share those interests. Even more, some of these hot interests seem to rarely be the themes of stories, and are especially rare as themes among female writers. If more females publish their fantasies, other women might be more open to discussing them publicly.


Here's a list of some of the hot secret interests that women have shared. I hope it inspires some people to provide for their enjoyment.


• Women in an adventure, fantasy setting being defeated in battle or helplessly overpowered, then used for the victor's sexual pleasure or reproduction.

A lot of women have wanted to read stories about female Dungeons and Dragons groups (like female knights, clerics, mages, etc.) being raped and impregnated by large, human-like orcs or demons. Female paladins with holy vows of celibacy (or commitment to not falling into lust) being overpowered, forcefully stripped of their armor and clothing (or just enough to get access to their pussies), raped, and impregnated helplessly while in view of each other (and powerless to help each other) is my personal favorite theme among the fantasies some women with this kink have shared.

Many have also wanted to read a choose-your-own-adventure style story about a woman in a labyrinth being raped by creatures she encounters as she tries to find her way out. Minotaurs are a big favorite.

Superheroines is another popular theme, though preference for original or little-known heroines seems to be greater than established characters.

A smaller but still sizeable group has been excited to share descriptions of fantasies about one or more females in a captured group becoming "corrupted" by lust to the point that she (or they) helps her captors abduct and rape more women - such as other teammates, trainees, relatives/friends, royalty, or priestesses. some of the women I've spoken with who are into that kink are very passionate about it, and several of the ones who are into it are also into the rape and forced impregnation of virgins.


• Self-awareness while under the influence of mind control.

While many mind control stories focus on the hypnosis, bimbofication, and subjugation kinks, these women are more interested in stories of a woman being forced to behave, speak, and sometimes think the way that a male or female mind-controller wishes, while having their normal thoughts at the same time (as if trapped in their own mind and body). Some women want that to last indefinitely, while others want the woman's conscious to slowly slip away over time or become "corrupted" by the mind control to the point that it isn't necessary.

For example, one woman said she thought it would be hot if a woman's logic was molded over time, so that even as her consciousness rejected a mind-controller's "requests", she would find herself thinking they were reasonable over time. An example would be a woman being told to strip naked whenever she was alone or somewhere with just her controller, mentally rejecting the idea, but later (when alone at home) "finding logical reasons" why she should be naked.

Possible "logical" reasons given by other women who liked the idea included: how sexy it makes her feel, how it gives her power to be the object of desire, that she should do it to show that she's self-confident about her body, that it's more natural, or even something as unreasonable as it being a way to reduce the amount of clothes she owns.

Women who liked the corruption theme more preferred ideas that showed the woman's mind-controlled thoughts blending with her conscious thoughts over time.

An example would be...

A woman being commanded/influenced to agree to and get off on secret, extremely risky public sex and to think the idea of getting caught is hot

Followed by...

Her being horrified when she lets him fuck her in an empty classroom

Then... (a few encounters and days later)

Finding herself not so unwilling/horrified, fantasizing about being fucked by him near places where many people know her, and (the next tome she's being fucked) murmuring under her breath her hot little thoughts about being caught.


• Assisting someone with the rape of another woman.

I was shocked by how popular this fantasy is. Some women said they were into it with a bit of a sadistic edge, others liked being in control vicariously, some wanted to switch off raping a woman (sometimes holding her down, sometimes fingering her or using a strap-on), some wanted to feed the man's pleasure, some liked the idea of watching up close as a woman's body betrayed her to pleasure, and others wanted to enjoy a betrayal (such as an older sister helping someone fuck her younger sibling against the girl's will).

I've always liked the idea with a theme of the woman enjoying the arousal, desire, and pleasure involved - without any shades of sadism. That theme might be less popular than the sadistic themes. Both groups are sizable, though. Unsurprisingly, there's overlap between the "desire" fans and women who are into cuckquean and threesome themes.


• Girl with penis raping another girl.

Another one I was surprised by the popularity of. The most popular fantasy is that these women could magically (or technologically, in a scifi world) grow/revert a cock from above their clit, transform their clit into a cock, or grow/revert a cock from inside of their vagina - with which they could fuck and/or impregnate other women. Most weren't interested in growing balls, but some were - and others didn't want growth involved, but a permanent set of both genitals.

Many of these women were also into forced impregnation and assisted rape, though not all. Several were at a loss for words about how surprised they were that anyone shared their fantasies, and how hot the idea of a couple (male female or female female) raping women together would be, with the partners taking turns impregnating. Some also were especially aroused by the thought of incestuous rape and impregnation (e.g. sister on sister, parents on daughters).


• "Expected" sex, impregnation, and incest.

Many women also had a kink for sex and pregnancy being expected of women or being unquestioned. One popular theme was innocent and/or inexperienced daughters or sisters eagerly, quietly, or nervously doing as they're told when a father or brother decides to use them. Another was women being viewed by society was a naturally lower or servile/submissive gender to men. Women being property of husbands or family members, rape being considered socially (and possibly legally) acceptable or encouragable, and women being brought up to believe that their purpose is to help a man have whatever he wants were all confessed kinks.

A lighter shade wherein a woman would feel mildly guilty or shameful for not frequently giving her boyfriend/husband blowjobs, for using birth control, or for even just asking a man to wait until she's "safe" (ovulation cycle or condom use) before he cums inside of her was also more popular than I'd expected. it was also a popular idea as part of a lighter/less powerful mind control theme in which a woman's desires and expectations would be altered to be more pleasing/servile to her boyfriend or men in general.

For example:

(Light) Gradually becoming less insistent about birth control.

(Moderate) Waking up with her beliefs/attitudes changed so that she feels obligated to make sure that men are satisfied and she's easily aroused by displays of male sexual interest in her - such that it is easy for a stranger to seduce her in a stairway and fill her with cum without her even voicing her desire to go somewhere private or use protection.

(Heavy) Believing that a man's pleasure is so important that when she is pursued at a semi-formal party, she is seduced, lets herself be fucked on a table in a semi-public area, and doesn't protest or resist when people gather to watch, a girl watching nearby is felt up and then bent over and fucked at the same table, or the girl's head is pushed toward the other's as a silent request for them to put on an arousing show while being fucked (and no one asked the girls their sexual orientations).


• Peer pressure and/or dubious consent and/or unconscious nonconsent.

Somewhat similar to the guilty/shameful expectation theme, several women were turned on by the theme of women pressuring a less experienced, hesitant, or uninterested girl into having sex in front of them. An example is freshmen in college hosting a dorm party with a few of the girls' boyfriends and their friends, playing sexually-themed games at the end of the night until sex starts happening during the games, and encouraging/pressuring the virgins in the group to get fucked on the spot - or sending the message that it's fine when a guy takes advantage of a girl in his lap by moving her panties aside and pushing in, or starts fucking a passed out girl (whether or not she showed any interest in him, had a boyfriend, was a virgin, etc).

Multiple girls being taken advantage of/pressured was perhaps just as popular - wherein one girl might see another pressured or used before or after her own sexual use/abuse/activity, or multiple girls (a minority of the total number) would be taken advantage of or pressured.

Sometimes the girls wanted the characters to "come around" and enjoy it, while other girls wanted there to be a constant theme of dubiousness, coercion, or nonconsent throughtout the whole story (and some girls expressed equal interest in both scenarios).


• Trading and gift-giving.

Also surprising was the number of women who liked the ideas of...

- Parents raising (and/or training) a daughter (blood, adopted, or brought in as a foster daughter) for the purpose of making her a gift to their son. Some liked the idea of the girl knowing that was her purpose. Some preferred she be unaware but accepting when it happened. Others most enjoyed a noncon theme.

- Wives/mothers interviewing or raising women/daughters to be gifts for their husbands.

- Fathers bringing their daughters to a get-together to trade them and fuck them (consensual or not) - many saying it is especially hot if they're all in the same room.

- Incestuous sisters convincing, bribing, blackmailing, or forcing another family member (usually a sister or cousin) to be a gift or one-night surprise for their brother/lover.

- Friends trading their boyfriends/girlfriends/brothers/fathers for a night - many saying it is especially hot if they're all in the same room.



So, maybe you're surprised by this, list like I was. Maybe you're excited to see that women share your secret kink(s). Hopefully, this will lead to more stories with these themes.

If you know any stories in the D&D rape theme, assisted rape theme, futa/girl-with-penis theme, or subtle or conscious mind control themes, please post links. Especially if they're written by women!

One of my favorite series is Raped! by Christie052780. It includes forced impregnation, a bit of betrayal, "corruption"/"conversion", and female-assisted rape.

http://www.literotica.com/stories/memberpage.php?uid=11052&page=submissions

charmingdanger also has a nice, slow mind control/conversion story with a tiny bit of female-on-female rape/assisted rape. you'll see what I mean in chapter 4.

http://www.literotica.com/stories/memberpage.php?uid=1275957&page=submissions
 
If you look at the Sci Fi & Nonhuman catagories, there are plenty of women there who enjoy the whole nonconsenual thing with science fiction elements.

Overall, I don't find this list that surprising. A lot of women have kinks, just like men.

Thanks for sharing this. It was interesting to read.
 
I stopped finding that list odd years ago. I think a lot of those are underepresented for the same reason they are in general fiction. Vampires have had a good decade (normally they'd be on my list as well) but look at fantasy settings on television and in movies. I bet you could name three or four movies/tv shows about cops chasing various criminals, three romantic comedies and two buddy movies for every Knights/Pirates/Fantasy story out there. They just don't get love.

I might have to consider a few of these when I next sit down for a good write.
 
Fantasy movies had their heyday in the eighties, something like eight made every single year. Sadly their production value was bad for then let alone now so it was popular but the movie companies gave them crap money so they made a lot of not that good besides some good ones.

I mean think about it, besides Lord of the Rings and Hobbit what other fantasy movies can you think of recently or not? I know of a few others that were made, usually the story is fairly bad or the production value. Some were made by sci fi but not all.

Partly, I blame Dungeons and Dragons. The value wasn't as good as you would expect for the press coverage they gave it. I even liked the people in it, the story on the other hand wasn't that wonderful. It was rather dumb, big bad guy here, little good guys who can't do anything right there, powerful queen who can't do anything until the very end. Have to admit the big dragon fight was a big what the hell, so not done well.
 
Personally, and this is probably just me, I don't tend to trust people whose first post seems so intricately knowledgeable about story ideas posted in the threads. Especially when their join date is the current date.

It just smells fishy to me, and I don't mean like a bukkake-fest.

It's not that I don't trust what you have posted, but I don't trust what you have posted. To me, it is very likely that some member has let one of the multiple personalities rise to the surface and create an account to support ideas created and posted previously by their main personality.

In other words, Sybil is supporting Sybil's other ideas that they want to see written.

Sorry, your information is probably well intentioned otherwise, but I'll make my own judgements, thanks.
 
Fantasy movies had their heyday in the eighties, something like eight made every single year. Sadly their production value was bad for then let alone now so it was popular but the movie companies gave them crap money so they made a lot of not that good besides some good ones.

I mean think about it, besides Lord of the Rings and Hobbit what other fantasy movies can you think of recently or not? I know of a few others that were made, usually the story is fairly bad or the production value. Some were made by sci fi but not all.

Partly, I blame Dungeons and Dragons. The value wasn't as good as you would expect for the press coverage they gave it. I even liked the people in it, the story on the other hand wasn't that wonderful. It was rather dumb, big bad guy here, little good guys who can't do anything right there, powerful queen who can't do anything until the very end. Have to admit the big dragon fight was a big what the hell, so not done well.

Very few. Willow and Dragon Heart both stand out but other than that nothing jumps off in my head. In the mid to late 90's we had a slew of tv shows for a bit. Off the success of Hercules we got Xena, Beast Master, Sinbad and two or three other shows that I can't name off the top of my head.

Dungeons and Dragons. . .god that movie was so bad. I think I mentally checked out of that film somewhere around when that dude made a carpet trap out of oatmeal. I can only imagine how long it must have taken to get oatmeal to the perfect consistency so it looked like a colorful carpet and the real reason you killed the prisoner wasn't because they were intruders. It was going to take you weeks to unfuck that. Ironically the made for tv sequels are much, much better.

I don't really remember the 80's chalk it up to being six years ten months old when they ended.

However I agree with your assessment. Also Sci-Fi movies don't count as movies.

Wait. . .doesn't you agreeing with me make you wrong? :p
 
Interesting. I don't know about overlooked or unpublished concepts. Some of the concepts I agree with, some I don't.

I've only edited for two women writers out of about 40+ Lit stories I've edited for, so I don't have much to offer as far as how women write on Lit. I've read a few stories written by women writers on Lit that I enjoyed.

I will say, though, that the woman writer I've been working with lately I've had to ask her some questions. And if she sees this post, I hope she doesn't take it the wrong way, because she's a good writer, and I like her style. I've had to question some of the things she's written. Some of the writing sounded too much like how a man would write. It made me wonder if for some women writers if all they're reading is erotica written by men. I found it strange that she described a cock as ugly from the POV of the female character who loves her man in the middle of hot sex. I suggested that if the woman loves her man, and they're having great sex, his cock would be a thing of beauty.

But, that's me.

It's hard to say on Lit about anything, sometimes.
 
*snip*...I don't really remember the 80's chalk it up to being six years ten months old when they ended. ... *snip*

Ok, did we REALLY just have to slip that one in there? That was just mean and spiteful.

:D

Mmm. From the 80s, eh?

"Wizards"?
"Heavy Metal"?
"Dragonslayer"?
"Excaliber"?
"The Sword and The Sorcerer"?
"Conan the Barbarian"?
"Conan the Destroyer"?
"Krull"?
"Beastmaster"?
"Red Sonja"?
"Barbarian Queen"?
"Gor"?

Actually, now that I think about it, most cross pollinated with Playboy Playmates...

As far as the original post, I pretty much stopped being surprised when a research study claimed that a large percentage of women had fantasies about roleplaying rape scenarios back in 19... <glances at Sean Renaud>... 19<mumblemumble>.

Even granting that it was roleplaying such a thing, I still had some issues not only with the concept but with the research methodology as well. However, a friend of mine (platonic) confessed to having just such a fantasy herself which set it up in terms of qualitative versus quantitative for me to grapple with.

Near as I could figure out, it allowed her to slip loose from some of the psychological and sociological conditioning and have some fun with something that she could rationalize that she couldn't help. <shrug> Not saying I was right, but that's about as far as we got before the topic died out.

After that, I pretty much stopped expecting anyone to be able to squeeze through my "Johari's Window" and pretty much just took in whatever was said and added it to a my own growing collection of data for further study when time allowed.

Most of this list in the original post seem to be just specific variations on the theme studied back then by such as Masters and Johnson and, of course, that controversial Cosmopolitan article.
 
Yeah, it was a little spiteful. And I do recognize most of that list, I didn't know Gor got a big enough release to count and Heavy Metal is an acid trip not a fanta. . .I guess we get so little steam punk and that sort to but I as often as I'll tell people that Star Wars is the story of a young knight who storms the castle to save a princess from the Black Knight with his best wizard friend. Then he goes on to fight the theives guild who just happen to have a pet dragon before fighting the evil sorcerer king and being saved by the Black Knight I don't count that as fantasy either most of the time.
 
Interesting. I don't know about overlooked or unpublished concepts. Some of the concepts I agree with, some I don't.

I've only edited for two women writers out of about 40+ Lit stories I've edited for, so I don't have much to offer as far as how women write on Lit. I've read a few stories written by women writers on Lit that I enjoyed.

I will say, though, that the woman writer I've been working with lately I've had to ask her some questions. And if she sees this post, I hope she doesn't take it the wrong way, because she's a good writer, and I like her style. I've had to question some of the things she's written. Some of the writing sounded too much like how a man would write. It made me wonder if for some women writers if all they're reading is erotica written by men. I found it strange that she described a cock as ugly from the POV of the female character who loves her man in the middle of hot sex. I suggested that if the woman loves her man, and they're having great sex, his cock would be a thing of beauty.

But, that's me.

It's hard to say on Lit about anything, sometimes.

I've spoken to a surprising number of women who have a particular interest in males being ugly or having ugly cocks. The common explanations they give are that they like the idea of being sexually free without discriminating, it makes the sex more wrong/nasty and thus hot, or they like feeling degraded.

I'll also add in that I've been skeptical of a lot of writers being women due to their writing styles and interests - but a Skype session is pretty convincing evidence that they aren't lying. There are more women who enjoy quick, dirty, and graphic but only lightly detailed short stories, male-perspective writing, and visually-driven smut than I'd have guessed. It's the same way with some porn - some female producers and actresses have talked about intentionally doing the stereotypically male styles and scenes because that's what they - as women - personally enjoy.

As far as the original post, I pretty much stopped being surprised when a research study claimed that a large percentage of women had fantasies about roleplaying rape scenarios back in 19... <glances at Sean Renaud>... 19<mumblemumble>.

Even granting that it was roleplaying such a thing, I still had some issues not only with the concept but with the research methodology as well. However, a friend of mine (platonic) confessed to having just such a fantasy herself which set it up in terms of qualitative versus quantitative for me to grapple with.

Near as I could figure out, it allowed her to slip loose from some of the psychological and sociological conditioning and have some fun with something that she could rationalize that she couldn't help. <shrug> Not saying I was right, but that's about as far as we got before the topic died out.

After that, I pretty much stopped expecting anyone to be able to squeeze through my "Johari's Window" and pretty much just took in whatever was said and added it to a my own growing collection of data for further study when time allowed.

Most of this list in the original post seem to be just specific variations on the theme studied back then by such as Masters and Johnson and, of course, that controversial Cosmopolitan article.


Personal experience online and in my psychology and philosophy study groups informs me that rape fantasies are quite common - it's the level of force, fear, and violence preferred that differs.

The thing about especially smutty and kinky fantasies is that, very often, there's a sense that they're unreal - as in, a person picturing themselves and another real person realistically in a situation they fantasize about is disturbing and a turn-off to them. When we fantasize about things we don't have real experience with or aren't trying to intentionally think realistically about, it's more like we're creating a real-appearing cartoon in our heads. The characters sound and look and think similar to us (and others we know or could imagine), but aren't us.

When people do real-life roleplay, it's the same thing. The sense of unreality is key to their enjoyment. Feeling like it's "too real" causes discomfort or disinterest, if not panic.

For a very loose analogy, it's like a difference between reading a story about incest, versus reading a story about incest and trying to imagine something similar happening between you and your real relatives.

A similar concept applies to playing realistic video games. As much as a person might step into a character's shoes, they aren't thinking of their actions as real in any sense. A gamer doesn't get offended if their virtual avatar is insulted (on behalf of the avatar, as part of their personal identity); they get offended if someone says what they created is shit (on behalf of themselves, as an expression of their creativity or personality).

On a related note/point, fantasy play - whether violent or sexual - can condition aggression or interest/arousal when a certain kind of stimulus (e.g. a game or kinky idea) is presented, and can desensitize us to abstract ideas (like violence and sexual force, such that we get more comfortable with gore in games or incest in erotica), but doesn't translate to real-world behavior. That's why people who watch kinky porn don't all treat their partners like sexual objects, and gamers don't go around beating people up or shooting them.
 
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I don't doubt what you're saying. For me, if I'm repulsed by a man, there is no way I'll see him as fantasy material. Also, as someone who's been raped and beaten, rape and NC stories aren't my cup of tea. Now, I would probably have no problem with fantasizing revenge stories about men who rape and beat women.
 
This is actually a pretty narrow list of "forbidden sexual fantasies", given that it's all focused on noncon and/or dehumanization. Neither of those is my cup of tea, and I like plenty of weird things. I also think it's worth paying attention to the fact that pretty much all fetishes have some male and some female fans, but for most fetishes the skew is dramatically toward one gender or the other, or the two genders prefer distinctly different versions of the fetish.
 
Interesting post.

Are you a psychology major DArticles?

I multiple-majored in college, with psyc being one of them, and did some grad-level psyc work. Much of my interest was in understanding how the mind works and how we can be sure we accurately know or understand something, including sexuality and kinks.

This is actually a pretty narrow list of "forbidden sexual fantasies", given that it's all focused on noncon and/or dehumanization. Neither of those is my cup of tea, and I like plenty of weird things. I also think it's worth paying attention to the fact that pretty much all fetishes have some male and some female fans, but for most fetishes the skew is dramatically toward one gender or the other, or the two genders prefer distinctly different versions of the fetish.

I didn't intend to make a comprehensive list by any means. I just wanted to draw attention to some interests that I was surprised at the prevalence of and personally found to be very hot (or related to things I found hot). For how passionate the women were about their kinks and how relatively easy it was to find women willing to discuss them, I felt it was worth bringing to attention here.

Part of my aim was to say that the belief that kinks are dramatically skewed toward one gender or another (or are related to similar but different interests by gender) might be wrong. Rather, women just aren't confessing their interests, or people aren't believing that they're really women.

I remember the first woman who talked in depth with me about her fantasies about assisted rape, forced impregnation, corruption, and betrayal. I couldn't believe - couldn't mentally grasp - that someone claiming to be a woman was actively pursuing erotic chat and writing partners for those interests. It was a few days before it really sunk in that I wasn't somehow misunderstanding what her interests were and how hardcore she was into them. Then she shared some of her private life with me, and seeing how hot and successful she was blew me away. It defied all of the "common wisdom" about women's sexuality, interests, and the internet - common wisdom seemingly shared by both genders, going by public comments on erotic chat and writing sites. Talking with her is what got me so interested in investigating women's interests in kinks like these.

I'm willing to say that she probably spends as much money and time on her favorite kink (buying books, games, and movies; writing; collecting stories) as some people do on lifelong hobbies like high-end cosplay or photography. Despite that, she's only ever made one public request for erotic chat about the subject, and posted just one first chapter of a story she wrote - which is no longer online.

She probably gets dismissed by the vast majority of people as a guy pretending to be a girl, or a girl faking interest to get attention. She shouldn't have to go on cam or send someone a link to her purchasing history in order to be believed.


I also want to say that there's a distinction between an intentionally dehumanizing story, and a passively sexualizing-objectifying story. I like many stories that are about the lust-focused kinks. I'm not a fan of stories in which the attraction - one of the focal points - is about depicting how worthless one character is to another, or how one character enjoys inflicting pain on another in order to enjoy their suffering. If there's dehumanization in the stories I like, it's an effect of playing to the focal kinks/themes (such as completely uninhibited satiation of lust), rather than a goal for the author.

That's one of the distinctions I tried to point out between some women's interests above - that some women enjoy sadism and degradation as focal kinks, while others want only a little or no focus on them (or even go out of their way to find stories that have plot devices that explain the situations, such as location-encompassing lust spells or infections).

Compare/contrast a girl being taken without consent while she's unconscious (in which her being treated as an equal human being is a default state for the aim of the scenario) with a girl being drugged, thoughtlessly tossed onto a bed, used with disinterest as if she were a RealDoll, and then dumped somewhere. Both
 
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You know most people don't like to admit they watched Beastmaster. :rolleyes:

Sean sci fi movies qualify as movies because they are longer than an hour, and I didn't agree with you. :p

Maybe I'm weird, but a cock in an of itself, isn't nice to look at. I mean seriously, it's a thick and long finger, even if it's a small cock. :D

I get excited at seeing one because I like to suck on them, and then of course sex. Nothing to not like about that one, so long as you know the person attached to the cock anyway.

Back on topic, definite you may wish to enlarge the questions because what you presented is a very small representation. There's no foot fetishes, hairy guys, hairless guys, so on so forth.
 
Apologies DefiniteActicles, when you called this "overlooked and unpublished concepts", I thought you were re-posting ideas from this forum. that you felt were interesting and were perhaps outdated but nobody made a story from.

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...I used to watch beastmaster!!! :(

and you mean Siifee don't you e-map?
 
Sadly, many women think that they're alone or one of few who genuinely share those interests. Even more, some of these hot interests seem to rarely be the themes of stories, and are especially rare as themes among female writers. If more females publish their fantasies, other women might be more open to discussing them publicly.
Hm...these aren't rare to me, especially not to female authors. These are "classic." I see them over and over in the Lit Sci-Fi/Fantasy category, and I have written a lot of those themes.

Women still think they're alone in the age of the internet? Unfortunate. Most of these same were common themes in Nancy Friday's "Secret Garden" and "Forbidden Flowers" published back in the 1960s. My mother showed me those books in the 90s (and also the one for men's fantasies, "Men In Love," to compare--again, a lot of similarities, and I even enjoyed more of the men's fantasies better, particularly how they described it in their own words). She did it to offer me insight on what people thought about when they masturbated/daydreamed about sex and other people.

The clear message was: "Whatever you're thinking, daughter, it's normal. You can't surprise me, and you aren't 'different.'"

Here are but a few Sci-Fi/Fantasy suggestions, some are the first of a series. They aren't hard to find, although I'm not restricting it to women authors. The men are damned good with the same fantasies, and authors like Purpleruff and KatieTay aren't focused on the "conventional" male/female anyway, and their Sci-Fi/Fantasy stories are all the more refreshing for it. It's why I like the category; things that some people think are rare because they don't see it are often explored here. Often early challenges to social convention show up in Science Fiction first, as "alternate" perceptions are expected.

But these are overall more focused on just doing the fantasy story thing well:

Perky Goth Chick: "The Troll Bridge"

Purpleruff: "The Host" (and no, not THAT "Host"):

Axelotl: "Orc Bait"

Katie Tay: "Beat Francis at Arm Wrestling"

SolitaryHawk: "Full Moon Rut"

grey42: "Orc"

conroy39: "Orc Seed"

brok: "Arky's Alien Rapist" (and this one is actually pretty surprising, given it's title. It's not what you think).

uh-oh: "Labyrinth Breed"

arkadys_lyric: "The Cell Mate"

Goldeniangel: "Being the Maid"
 
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You know most people don't like to admit they watched Beastmaster. :rolleyes:

Sean sci fi movies qualify as movies because they are longer than an hour, and I didn't agree with you. :p

Maybe I'm weird, but a cock in an of itself, isn't nice to look at. I mean seriously, it's a thick and long finger, even if it's a small cock. :D

I get excited at seeing one because I like to suck on them, and then of course sex. Nothing to not like about that one, so long as you know the person attached to the cock anyway.

Back on topic, definite you may wish to enlarge the questions because what you presented is a very small representation. There's no foot fetishes, hairy guys, hairless guys, so on so forth.

Yeah, Beast Master is a bit like Micheal Jackson, nobody ever listened to him, and we mysteriously all got a CD as a gift from a friend. (I suspect they went into the store together, each bought a copy, handed to their friend and called it a gift.)

Sci-Fi movies don't count! Of if they do to be continued episodes of hour long shows count too!
 
Yeah, Beast Master is a bit like Micheal Jackson, nobody ever listened to him, and we mysteriously all got a CD as a gift from a friend. (I suspect they went into the store together, each bought a copy, handed to their friend and called it a gift.)

Sci-Fi movies don't count! Of if they do to be continued episodes of hour long shows count too!

I believe e-map is talking about the siifee cable channel, not scifi as a category.
 
We are, it was called sci fi for a good long while then they changed the name, to avoid confusion maybe. It's now si fi I think, I don't check what it says in the corner. :rolleyes:
 
We are, it was called sci fi for a good long while then they changed the name, to avoid confusion maybe. It's now si fi I think, I don't check what it says in the corner. :rolleyes:

And I stand by SyFy (that's the retarded current spelling) and for that matter made for tv movies not counting. If we start counting those then I think we ought count youtube shows as actual tvshows.
 
And I stand by SyFy (that's the retarded current spelling) and for that matter made for tv movies not counting. If we start counting those then I think we ought count youtube shows as actual tvshows.

...that's what I said, "siifee" :rolleyes:

Sean, try to keep up. e-map was saying siifee movies don't count.
Edit: Oops! Lwulf, YOU keep up, e-map was saying siifee movies Do count.
Nevermind! :rolleyes:


Honestly, what movies or series does siifee have on lately? Wrestling, cosmetics (faceoff) and ..whatever other dross they host. (ghost hunters??? that's more of a reality show)
Let's face it, there isn't any SciFi in "Siifee" anymore.
 
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They've got. . .if you ignore Saturday always showing as many giant shark/snake/crocodile movies as they can get people to crap out they really don't have much in the way of SyFy. I wish they'd change the name and become USA2 which is what they are already. They could keep most of the format already, see what anime they can throw on Saturday Morning and maybe get some gamer stuff thrown on now that G4 is out of the way and call it a day.

But I'm in agreement there.
 
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