Question/Assistance

[KellysCrack]

How do you write a story on an event that has not taken place...yet, but will? A story of an event and what you want to have happen; however you really do not want any control of the situation, you just want to be the object.

 

[Velia]

I think I would start with the words you wrote in your question above, and just keep rolling with your thoughts. I see your question - just as it's posted - as a very good beginning for a story.

 

[KellysCrack]

I've written a partial...3 paragraphs... It just seems so hard to advance the story as the event is something I have never done and would probably not ever have mentioned until it was brought up. I am having a hard time as I would like the story to be a loss of control, which is something that I struggle with and have an extremely hard time doing.

 

[litfan10]

getting the words out

Hey KellysCrack. I agree with Velia that your first post is a great story start as it is. As for experiencing the unknown: first get your fingers off the keyboard and sit back, close your eyes and imagine the scene as if you are watching a movie. Let your imagination run it without interference. Think about it - 2012 never happened yet we can see it completely as a movie. Your imagination can do the same thing. The more you run the imagination freely the more you can be the object not the control. What jams things up is when you stop "watching" and start writing while it is still running in your head. We think and write at two different speeds. It is easier to just watch and then think and write. I hope this helps. Good luck!

 

[sr71plt]

Is this a trick question? Don't you just sit down and start working the keys and your imagination as you would with any other story?

 

[CWatson]

And yes, as you imagine, you'll hit situations where you're like, "But I would never do that." At that point, you ask yourself, Okay: under what circumstances would I do that?

It should be too hard to answer, especially if you're writing about yourself.

 

[Sirs_subbie]

Use your imagination, Kelly! I just *very* recently started writing again (working on my first one in ages now) and I've always started with an idea of what I wanted and let my imagination run wild. What would be perfect for you? How would *you* like it to happen ~ you doing it or being done to you? I try to keep mine realistic ~ like he's not going to cum eight times in two hours and she's not going to take four 14 inch cocks via DP, DVP and oral. Not that I don't love to read about that, but it's not what I write. I want it to be able to happen in real life. Find what you want to write about ~ realism, fantasy, extremism ~ and twist it around in your dirty mind for however long you need to. Then put your fingers to the keyboard and go for it!!!

 

[KellysCrack]

I don't think it will be to hard to make it real. I have a deadline....which I despise; however I plan on hitting it. Spent another hour at it this morning. I am new to posting stories on lit. When I have time I will try to post a bit. Thank you everyone for the assistance and encouragement.