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AbigailThornton
Over 90 days ago
Straight Female
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Yes and my fantasies were extremely well formed as they became the basis of a lot of my earliest stories. In fact, I think most of the teaching staff featured in something pretty filthy at one time or another.
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Thinking / fantasising about sucking another man's cock is known as 'bi-curious'. Actually doing it and enjoying it would probably take you over the line into being 'bi-sexual' by most definitions. But at the end of the day, definitions are just labels so that we can easily categorise people - how you choose to apply those labels is up to you. It's pretty easy for people to be labelled by what they do; it's much harder to apply labels to how someone thinks and what they feel, particularly if they keep parts of themselves secret.
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Quote by Magical_felix
The inside of an active volcano. Fuck it.
Try the Thrihnukagigur Volcano in Iceland if you want to go "inside" a volcano's magma chamber or Whakaari/White Island in New Zealand if you just want to walk around in a steaming crater. Both are ace.
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If he's too big to fit, he's too big. Just use you lips, tongue, mouth, chin and hands with lots of wetness to make it feel good for him. There are 'grades' of not liking the taste of cum, If you really can't stand it, milk his cock onto your throat / boobs at the end
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Congratulations to all the winners - particularly Tash, Kim and Annie... and thanks to Nicola and everyone else at Lush involved in running the Comp.
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That's an extremely powerful tool to add to the toolkit!! Well done guys.
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Having seen a man tip a fresh cup of coffee onto his crotch, I don't think I'd want him to risk it.
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It's a 10 from me... and it has to be the right kind of humour too. My man can make me laugh from across a crowded room with just a flick of his eyes to let me know what he's thinking.
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You need 20 posts before you can post videos or images, it's a measure implemented to cut down on spam.
There seems to be a specific problem with posting urls from xvideos. I tried posting a couple of clips from other sites and they embedded fine - while xvideos just posted as a link.
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Introduce the title of your story: The Society For The Suppression Of Vice
Genre/Category: Lesbian
Provide the link: http://www.lushstories.com/stories/lesbian/the-society-for-the-suppression-of-vice.aspx
1. What first inspired you to write this particular story?
This was a story for the ‘Sexy Cam Fun’ competition. It was my third / forth attempt at writing a story for the comp – the first was a murder mystery but I found that I couldn’t write the story I wanted after the soldier, Lee Rigby was murdered in Woolich. My second attempt involved a camera swap which was based on a real life situation. It was a decent enough story but didn’t have that bit of magic which made me want to finish writing it.
I was struggling, particularly as I read other competition entries which covered similar topics to those I was considering. I needed a different angle and decided initially to set the story in the near future, a future where every aspect of your life is recorded for anyone else to watch. It seemed like fun but I didn’t have any real idea of what to write about, so did some research ‘the other way’ into early camera technology.
That was when I tripped over two nuggets of story gold: ‘The Society For The Suppression Of Vice’ and ‘Lord Teignmouth’. If ever there were names which evoked wood-panelled rooms filled with heavily-whiskered men making disapproving noises about the changes happening in the world around them, these were them. Those two names gave the frame of the story: the setting was now Victorian London in the 1870’s; I had a character to drive the story, all I needed was to give him something to do and someone to do it with.
The working title became ‘Victorian Vice Squad’.
2. How did you come up with these characters?
I did try and find out more about Lord Teignmouth but slapped myself on the wrist; this wasn’t an A-Level history paper – it was an erotic story. And for something erotic to happen, I needed more characters, not more details about Lord T, no matter how fascinating he might be. My thoughts turned back to the wood-panelled room and I started writing… Lord ‘Charles’ Teignmouth was initially present but he became direct quotes from Leisure Hour on 13th January 1872 read by ‘Charles’ as I flipped the story 180 degrees during the first few sentences. Instead of being the headquarters of the Victorian Vice Squad, the room became a den of smoke and booze. Since Lord T wouldn’t countenance such wicked sin as alcohol and tobacco consumption, he became quotes against which to set the background of the story.
‘Charles’ needed someone to read to: enter ‘George’. And as ‘Charles’ and Lord ‘Charles’ Teignmouth split into two distinct characters, I had three characters. Their conversation quickly drew me into the story. I did a little research to find out what kind of whisky they’d be drinking… and when I returned with a period name for the whisky, I realised that it’d be much more fun if George was sharing his whisky with a woman. Enter Lady Florence Gorham. The back room of the men’s club became the parlour of a great country house; George took on the reading duties while Lady Flo inherited George’s original words. ‘Charles’ and Lord Teignmouth merged again and were confined to quotes from Leisure Hour. The characters ‘felt’ right; the story came alive and started by exploring the power dynamic between George and Lady Florence, before branching out to include a fourth character: enter the maid, Mary. What followed was enormous fun to write.
As Lord Teignmouth, who had been originally designated the lead role, hadn’t even made an appearance by the end of the initial part of the story, a second act was needed. His character was simply too good to ignore – I had to draw him and his wonderful contradictions directly into the tale and then sit back to see what would happen. Charles didn’t disappoint as he got increasingly caught-up in Lady Florence’s scheming web of manipulation.
3. How does it differ from some of your other stories?
The Society… was the first historical piece I’d written and it was a great excuse to bury myself in the language of the period - and gather period details. I did actual research. I went to the library and got a pile of books with a Victorian theme. In many ways it felt like an academic piece of work and I certainly learnt a lot about life and love in 19th century England along the way.
4. What was the most challenging thing about writing this piece?
The main challenge was to keep the story firmly fixed in the 1870’s while simultaneously making it easy to read. The time setting also called for much more exposition than I’m used to writing but I had to explain why certain things had significance - without then getting bogged down in minutiae.
5. Anything else you want to tell us about it?
It wasn’t until I came to submit the story that I felt I had to change the title. I had ended up writing a story which wasn’t the one I’d set out to write. As much as I loved ‘Victorian Vice Squad’ by flicking the story through 180 degrees, it simply didn’t fit and had to make way for something else.
Despite my reservations about such an archaic and wordy title putting off potential readers, I had to go with the wonderfully named, ‘The Society For The Suppression Of Vice’. For some reason it just tickles me, and even now it makes me smile when I see it written down.
Please don’t let the title put you off.
And if you do choose to read it, I hope you enjoy The Society For The Suppression Of Vice.
Genre/Category: Lesbian
Provide the link: http://www.lushstories.com/stories/lesbian/the-society-for-the-suppression-of-vice.aspx
1. What first inspired you to write this particular story?
This was a story for the ‘Sexy Cam Fun’ competition. It was my third / forth attempt at writing a story for the comp – the first was a murder mystery but I found that I couldn’t write the story I wanted after the soldier, Lee Rigby was murdered in Woolich. My second attempt involved a camera swap which was based on a real life situation. It was a decent enough story but didn’t have that bit of magic which made me want to finish writing it.
I was struggling, particularly as I read other competition entries which covered similar topics to those I was considering. I needed a different angle and decided initially to set the story in the near future, a future where every aspect of your life is recorded for anyone else to watch. It seemed like fun but I didn’t have any real idea of what to write about, so did some research ‘the other way’ into early camera technology.
That was when I tripped over two nuggets of story gold: ‘The Society For The Suppression Of Vice’ and ‘Lord Teignmouth’. If ever there were names which evoked wood-panelled rooms filled with heavily-whiskered men making disapproving noises about the changes happening in the world around them, these were them. Those two names gave the frame of the story: the setting was now Victorian London in the 1870’s; I had a character to drive the story, all I needed was to give him something to do and someone to do it with.
The working title became ‘Victorian Vice Squad’.
2. How did you come up with these characters?
I did try and find out more about Lord Teignmouth but slapped myself on the wrist; this wasn’t an A-Level history paper – it was an erotic story. And for something erotic to happen, I needed more characters, not more details about Lord T, no matter how fascinating he might be. My thoughts turned back to the wood-panelled room and I started writing… Lord ‘Charles’ Teignmouth was initially present but he became direct quotes from Leisure Hour on 13th January 1872 read by ‘Charles’ as I flipped the story 180 degrees during the first few sentences. Instead of being the headquarters of the Victorian Vice Squad, the room became a den of smoke and booze. Since Lord T wouldn’t countenance such wicked sin as alcohol and tobacco consumption, he became quotes against which to set the background of the story.
‘Charles’ needed someone to read to: enter ‘George’. And as ‘Charles’ and Lord ‘Charles’ Teignmouth split into two distinct characters, I had three characters. Their conversation quickly drew me into the story. I did a little research to find out what kind of whisky they’d be drinking… and when I returned with a period name for the whisky, I realised that it’d be much more fun if George was sharing his whisky with a woman. Enter Lady Florence Gorham. The back room of the men’s club became the parlour of a great country house; George took on the reading duties while Lady Flo inherited George’s original words. ‘Charles’ and Lord Teignmouth merged again and were confined to quotes from Leisure Hour. The characters ‘felt’ right; the story came alive and started by exploring the power dynamic between George and Lady Florence, before branching out to include a fourth character: enter the maid, Mary. What followed was enormous fun to write.
As Lord Teignmouth, who had been originally designated the lead role, hadn’t even made an appearance by the end of the initial part of the story, a second act was needed. His character was simply too good to ignore – I had to draw him and his wonderful contradictions directly into the tale and then sit back to see what would happen. Charles didn’t disappoint as he got increasingly caught-up in Lady Florence’s scheming web of manipulation.
3. How does it differ from some of your other stories?
The Society… was the first historical piece I’d written and it was a great excuse to bury myself in the language of the period - and gather period details. I did actual research. I went to the library and got a pile of books with a Victorian theme. In many ways it felt like an academic piece of work and I certainly learnt a lot about life and love in 19th century England along the way.
4. What was the most challenging thing about writing this piece?
The main challenge was to keep the story firmly fixed in the 1870’s while simultaneously making it easy to read. The time setting also called for much more exposition than I’m used to writing but I had to explain why certain things had significance - without then getting bogged down in minutiae.
5. Anything else you want to tell us about it?
It wasn’t until I came to submit the story that I felt I had to change the title. I had ended up writing a story which wasn’t the one I’d set out to write. As much as I loved ‘Victorian Vice Squad’ by flicking the story through 180 degrees, it simply didn’t fit and had to make way for something else.
Despite my reservations about such an archaic and wordy title putting off potential readers, I had to go with the wonderfully named, ‘The Society For The Suppression Of Vice’. For some reason it just tickles me, and even now it makes me smile when I see it written down.
Please don’t let the title put you off.
And if you do choose to read it, I hope you enjoy The Society For The Suppression Of Vice.
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It does seem to be a popular fetish and I just voted to add it. However, it is a logical subcategory of 'Wife Lovers' so already has a comfortable place to sit on Lush. Perhaps the description for the Wife Lovers category could be expanded to specifically include cuckolding?
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I'm going to cheat. My favourite is: Trying on bras and knickers in a shop, carefully selected by my boyfriend, and dragging him into the changing room when no-one is looking so that he can take advantage of them (and me).
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About a year ago I shared with my wife the fantasy of seeing her with another man. We have role played and bought toys, I know she wants to do it how can I make it happen.....help!
So you've already talked about it, or are you just surmising from the fantasy she has indulged? This needs to become her fantasy too. Go slowly and start talking specifics, how you would do it, who you would do it with. A hotel room, your marital bed? It needs to be something you both want.
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As well as the excellent advice above - just make sure that you carry on reading a lot. See which stories you enjoy and that'll tell you what you'll probably end-up writing.
If you've never sat down to write a story before, remember that you don't have to start at the beginning and work to the end. Just write whichever part is in your head at the time.
It is important to jot down ideas as you have them (so that you don't lose them!). I get my best ideas when I'm on the bus - the people I see become characters. You catch snippets of conversations, see the way people are.
The most important thing is to just get on and do it.
If you've never sat down to write a story before, remember that you don't have to start at the beginning and work to the end. Just write whichever part is in your head at the time.
It is important to jot down ideas as you have them (so that you don't lose them!). I get my best ideas when I'm on the bus - the people I see become characters. You catch snippets of conversations, see the way people are.
The most important thing is to just get on and do it.
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Knowing me, I'll probably set myself a challenge at some point to write in every category. I like variety and love the freedom that Lush gives for exploring new areas - as you can see by the witches, wizards, dinosaurs, machines and now zombies who have cropped up in my stories here.
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My closest friends know what I write and have read it. Apart from that only my boyfriend knows. That was a tricky one!! He went all weird for a few days when I told him. It was the fact that I'd had such an enormous secret more than anything else that unsettled him. He recovered and is very supportive and proud now, although he chooses not to read any of the naughty stuff I write.
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Of course - it's one of the best ways to get into a man's good books!!
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Quote by SyrianGurl
swallow, less messy... i hate getting it in my hair
Someone needs to work on their aim
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Officially you need to buy the rights to use an image to advertise your story anywhere, or use images that are clearly listed as being 'free public domain' or similar wording. Once you find a suitable image, get a copy of GIMP and get watching a few tutorials on YouTube. The key thing to get your head around is layers. Good Luck!!
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This story is bullshit. Opera asked about the expensive bag and the store assistant replied, "It's like the one in my hand, only much more expensive, I can show you similar bags.” No refusal, no racial profiling, no nothing.
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To me, this is a judgement thing - "porn" is when someone is looking down on it; "Erotica" is when someone is looking up on it. A nudey girl on the cover of a lads mag is porn; the same picture hanging in an art gallery is erotic. Apparently, the first is exploitational, the second is aspirational.
The same story can be different things to different people. Trying to write a story which does both at the same time is interesting.
The same story can be different things to different people. Trying to write a story which does both at the same time is interesting.
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Quote by naughtyannie
I got formally introduced to Queen Elizabeth II when she came to visit my Uni two years ago. I was one in a line of many, but it was still pretty cool. My mum was impressed anyway.
Little did she (the Queen, not my mum) know she was meeting a famous Lush author lol.
Well done Annie - they don't get any more famous than HRH!!
For any cycling fans - Sir Chris Hoy (twice) and Jason Kenny. The Manchester United first team (a few years back when Cristiano Ronaldo was playing for them). A few actors from Star Wars, including Anthony Daniels.
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My BF likes to spice things up by pretending... so yes - with his encouragement.