The opposite of writers blocks

[UntoldDepths]

I’m currently going through the early phase of having lots of ideas for stories. It’ll probably die off soon, and I’ll have to scrape my brain for new material.
However, last night I thought of 2 new storylines. The first was standard fare, a continuation of one I’ve already started.
The second one was quite different.
My characters had been in a sex shop in a current story, and this gave me an idea of them finding a computer programme, that would be able to issue tailored instructions to both characters. The computer, in essence, being a digital domme for them both.
I wondered how it might work and that kind of evolved into me actually being able to make the software. I have limited skills, but could see the potential. I’ve already got a vision for how it would look and work. It would take a while, but I might do it in tandem with the story. It’s a route I never even thought of until now. Naturally, I’ve already considered same sex couples and solo sessions. I’ll post on here as it develops or flounders.

 

[StillStunned]

It's such a wonderful feeling when you first start writing, and all of a sudden a world of new stories explodes inside your mind like a Big Bang of Smut.

Unfortunately having the ideas is the least part of writing. Even putting the first hundred words onto paper, or the first thousand, or five thousand, that's all for nothing if you don't finish them. My WIP folder currently consumes the energy produced by three offshore wind farms.

But the good news is that all that practice does make you a better writer. And once in a while you'll strike gold and the words will flow from start to finish.

Good luck!

 

[sirhugs]

I suggest that you donate your surplus ideas to the Story Ideas forum. In the past when I had more ideas than time, I found it a useful outlet. I still play there quite regularly (and am the moderator, for my sins).

 

[UntoldDepths]

I do seem to have a lot of time in my hands.

In other news, the framework for my idea is taking shape. I never realised how big the hardware inventory would have to be.