Seeking a muse with natural bodyhair for story development

[nordicscot]

Hi!
I am interested in writing erotic stories about the human connection to nature and being in a natural (naked) state out in the nature. I realise that I need some help from women who keep their bodies in a natural (unshaved) state and how that feels from an erotic point of view. Anyone who has some experience or knowlege or insight is welcome to get in touch! Thank you in advance!
Nordic

 

[henry1am2]

Mmm I love me some hairy women too!

 

[Desiree_Radcliffe]

Is it that hard to imagine what that would be like for a person? It's not incredibly different from any other way of being, and, while my body hair practice is different from others', I've rarely found any practice (I've experimented with several) to be particularly erotic on a long term basis. If you are fetishizing it (as many men seem to do), I guess that is different, but one never really needs the point of view of the object of fetishization, does one?

 

[nordicscot]

Is it that hard to imagine what that would be like for a person? It's not incredibly different from any other way of being, and, while my body hair practice is different from others', I've rarely found any practice (I've experimented with several) to be particularly erotic on a long term basis. If you are fetishizing it (as many men seem to do), I guess that is different, but one never really needs the point of view of the object of fetishization, does one?

I disagree, from a creative point of view. For me personally, as a writer and in other creative scenarios, the point of view of the 'object' is crucial and critical to the way I wish to explore sensuality and eroticism. Of course, that's not everyone's creative process, I fully understand. But it is mine. Hence the post and request.

 

[Desiree_Radcliffe]

I disagree, from a creative point of view. For me personally, as a writer and in other creative scenarios, the point of view of the 'object' is crucial and critical to the way I wish to explore sensuality and eroticism. Of course, that's not everyone's creative process, I fully understand. But it is mine. Hence the post and request.

Honestly it seems like a ploy to talk to women who exhibit qualities of your fetish and ask for pictures or something. Do forgive me if you are doing this for the noble pursuit of writing.

As a writer who is female, I find it sometimes amusing and sometimes appalling that men can't comprehend the fact that women are also human beings with unique lived experiences, and as such, we do not share one true opinion, and maybe don't exist for the delight of the male gaze. We are not a puzzle or mystery to be solved. However, all the best to you in your writing endeavors.

 

[nordicscot]

Honestly it seems like a ploy to talk to women who exhibit qualities of your fetish and ask for pictures or something. Do forgive me if you are doing this for the noble pursuit of writing.

As a writer who is female, I find it sometimes amusing and sometimes appalling that men can't comprehend the fact that women are also human beings with unique lived experiences, and as such, we do not share one true opinion, and maybe don't exist for the delight of the male gaze. We are not a puzzle or mystery to be solved. However, all the best to you in your writing endeavors.

I 100% agree with you. But not all men can't comprehend that. That is the whole point of my original enquiry - I as a man, can't comprehend a woman's unique lived experiences. I seek understanding. Not the 'delight of the male gaze'. And indeed you are not a puzzle or mystery to be solved. Which is why I like to listen. Not talk. And only then... write, paint and photograph.