Why can't two lovers find they enjoy a more hardcore element to sex? I think it would totally work. Often it takes so much trust in a partner to share something like this that it would be a perfect fit in a romantic story. I hope when you write this it as steamy and hot as it sounds already.
I've never done illegal drugs or smoked weed (since it's slowly becoming legal I better separate it.)
I've never been to Canada, yet I'm married to a Canadian.
I've never broken a bone that I know of.
We talked a bit about him in my class since we're doing a "sports" themed story. The author was still alive at the time of publication and would be in his late 80's so with Yogi Berra living to 90, we talked about how it's still possible that the author is retired, but still alive, today.
What impressed me was how many of my kids knew who Yogi Berra was and were even a bit familiar with his record.
RIP Yogi.
American Woman - The Guess Who
Troupe of Titans
It was a t-shirt for my school's drama club. I bought two to support the kids.
The remake of Father of the Bride with Steve Martin.
Eyes Wide Shut (what a waste of money & film)
Unfriended - so bad my husband & I walked out in the middle. A true first for us both.
I had never thought about a Muse until I read this thread. While I do respect those who have such a person/thing (I'm really not sure how to classify a Muse), I'm not a writer who has one or has ever thought of one. To me, writing is just something that stems from within. If I do have a Muse, then she's a fucking noisy bitch and she lives in my head. If I don't, then Lupus is right and I'm the one with the keys. Now... if when an idea takes hold I can get it to shut up when I'm trying to sleep... it would be nice.
I have admitted before that I've gotten story ideas from events from my own life, and this is still true. I've also gone with a "theme" like the Historical Erotica category and run with that. I'm not afraid to research when necessary to make my story even better so my readers enjoy the experience and from the feedback I've gotten... it' has more than paid off.
Everyone approaches writing differently... and the best part is that it works for us all.