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I can’t stand it when a story starts by describing the characters as if it’s a casting call. I lose interest when I’m not allowed to form my own image of the characters. Of course, it makes sense to describe something naturally in the flow of the story, like “her long hair fluttered in the wind” or “she laughed so hard the borrowed bra snapped because her breasts didn’t really fit in it.”
Stories that are only about sex bore me. I just stop reading them.
I also really dislike huge chunks of text in italics that serve no purpose, or excessive bolding, or too many emdashes. It all needs to be functional, otherwise it just distracts me from the story.
In my soon-to-be-published story, Jake and his penis don't appear until 46,000 words into a 74,000 word story. If I don't have you hooked by then, sure, you should probably stop reading.The 8+ dick length trope is guaranteed to make me click the back button.
I am not sure why one I despise the most: this one or the DD or EE breast size (as if it meant anything)
The 8+ dick length trope is guaranteed to make me click the back button.
I am not sure why one I despise the most: this one or the DD or EE breast size (as if it meant anything)
I might go "WHY?" although if the story is about a guy with a big dick that cannot get laid, I would not start reading the story. Guys with regular or smaller sized dicks can have issues getting laid. Not interested in reading about a well endowed guy in the same situation.In my soon-to-be-published story, Jake and his penis don't appear until 46,000 words into a 74,000 word story. If I don't have you hooked by then, sure, you should probably stop reading.
--Annie
I must have a gift for finding crappy writer. The ultra majority of the stuff I read here has female characters with breasts described as huge and a number/letter combination. I got to stop reading that crap.Character's breast sizes are quite varied in stories here and many authors aren't afraid (and some even prefer) to describe their female character's breasts as "small",
My male characters tend to be average or smaller. I am not insulting them. It is often a source of stress until they realize that it is a plus for their partners.while it is rare for penises to be described as "small" unless a male character is being insulted or is being self-deprecating. Even then, the "small" penis tends to be about average if a length is mentioned.
The 8+ dick length trope is guaranteed to make me click the back button.
I am not sure why one I despise the most: this one or the DD or EE breast size (as if it meant anything)
Then my interest goes down.What if they (cock or breasts) are described as "large" or "melon sized", without giving a measurement?
That is all I need to know as a reader. Let me imagine the size and looks!The extent of my description of cocks and tits and vulvas and asses is:
"They have them."
*Virgins who can deepthroat nine inches on their first BJ or take it in the back door immediatelyWe’ve all encountered those tropes that make us cringe, groan, or even put a book down. Whether it’s the overused love triangle, the damsel in distress, the overpowered chosen one, or the villain’s endless monologue, some tropes feel like they’ve been done to death. They’ve been used so often they’re almost a punchline.
Which tropes get under your skin the most? No matter the genre, which ones make you lose interest in a story? Let’s hear your least favourites and why they just don’t work for you.
That is all I need to know as a reader. Let me imagine the size and looks!
Apple-shaped, sleek and with the perfect balance between muscular firmness and cuddly softness, her ass has me in thrall..
Did you really just tell a reader what they need to know as a reader?No, for once I must disagree. The insistence in some quarters that no bosom or wedding tackle is desirable unless oversized is, at best, evidence of a lack of imagination, but let’s leave room for descriptions
No, the exact size of the house is never a plot point. Granted, I only skimmed the first two of six pages.I was created by Doctor David Hughes to be his robotic servant in his modest-size single level 1840 square foot residence.
100%Just because we’re showing the goods, it doesn’t mean we want to give you the goods.
A girl might be flashing a lot of skin (in a story and real life) but that doesn’t mean that you’ll automatically be having sex five minutes later. Build up - with flirting, with sexy looks, with non-sexual touch!
Most girls want to feel wanted. Make the guy jump through at least some hoops.![]()
Something tells me dropping the square footage stat might be one of the smallest issues in this story.For everyone who hates the "34DD breasts" and "11 inch cock" tropes, I happened to see this in a story here today. Brace yourselves.
No, the exact size of the house is never a plot point. Granted, I only skimmed the first two of six pages.
--Annie