Question about What Category to Submit in

[BigDocMojo]

I've written a follow up story to a submission that was published several months ago in Illustrated. The new submission was rejected since the image content rules have changed, so I'm going to submit as a written piece instead.

What category should I submit to, as I'm not sure if it would fit into Erotic Couplings, Loving Wives or Group Sex?

The story is of a time that my wife and I had sex in the same room as another couple as we all watched and encouraged each other. But there was no physical swapping or sharing between the couples.

It is a follow up to https://www.literotica.com/s/keri-gets-shown-the-ropes

I'm leaning toward Erotic Couplings since all the sexual contact is between the primary partners. Any suggestions?

 

[PennyThompson]

my wife and I had sex in the same room as another couple as we all watched and encouraged each other. But there was no physical swapping or sharing between the couples.

I think that would still push it into the Group Sex category, as the two couples are interacting during the act, even if they aren't sharing partners.

You might also make the case for Exhibitionist & Voyeur, depending on how big of a deal the thrill of watching and being watched is! That category has a smaller audience than Group though, from what I can tell.

I wouldn't recommend Loving Wives, that seems to be largely reserved for stories of cheating with a strong component of moral outrage and/or revenge, and pretty much inevitably draws the most judgmental and critical readers on Lit. I mean, you'll probably get a lot of reader engagement... it just won't be very nice, on average

 

[BigDocMojo]

I think that would still push it into the Group Sex category, as the two couples are interacting during the act, even if they aren't sharing partners.

You might also make the case for Exhibitionist & Voyeur, depending on how big of a deal the thrill of watching and being watched is! That category has a smaller audience than Group though, from what I can tell.

I wouldn't recommend Loving Wives, that seems to be largely reserved for stories of cheating with a strong component of moral outrage and/or revenge, and pretty much inevitably draws the most judgmental and critical readers on Lit. I mean, you'll probably get a lot of reader engagement... it just won't be very nice, on average

Thanks for the thoughts.

Funny, it never occurred to me to place it in Exhibitionist & Voyeur, but that probably is the most accurate.