If you're questioning his ability to accept it, and you want to keep the relationship, don't do it. Really, the only way its going to end well is if he's fully on board, or even somewhat turned on by the thought of other guys getting to look, and being jealous of him because he's the one who gets to touch.
I'm assuming that you're talking about a "do it yourself" type endeavor, and not posing for established nude photo places. Just a word of advice, selling nudes, camming, or any other such work is not a "snap a pic and rake in the cash" situation. The market is too saturated, and the venues too many to concentrate the horny guys willing to open their wallets. If you're going to make anything more than pocket change, it's going to be a full-time job networking, advertising yourself, etc. You're also going to have to be at least mildly flirtatious with these guys, because it's an element of connection that they're looking for. That's a whole other discussion with the BF, as well as a whole other set of problems you'll need to solve in advance to protect your identity and safety.
Even then, earning even a bare-bones income is as much luck as anything. Just being hot isn't enough. There are a thousand hot girls doing the same thing.
#1, give them different hair colors. That's the easiest identifier to use when the pronoun doesn't do the job and you feel the name is too repetitious.
You might consider having one shaved bare and the other not. That's another easy way to identify who's who in the right circumstances. One busty and the other not so much is another possibility. If it fits, older vs. younger is an easy identifier. Maybe one has tan lines and the other doesn't.
Sometimes you can use a relationship or profession as an identifier. One's a bartender and the other isn't, for example. Boss vs. employee for another. That can get clunky, but sometimes it works.
Nicknames/shortened versions of full names can help dull down repetition of identifiers. Start using both before the sex scene starts, though. Establish it in the narrative from the beginning.
Personality traits. Is one aggressive and one submissive? If you can make that come across in the narrative, that can identify who's who by the way they speak or react.
The location can be helpful under the right circumstances. Maybe she's grabbing her headboard instead of the headboard because it's her place.
By the same token, the position can work. Who's on top/against the wall/etc. can be established with the name, and then the position identifies who's who until the position changes.
It helps to plan some of this in advance, but draw on any differences between them, and see if it flows in the narrative as an alternative to the name or pronoun.
Just got hit too. What I do is click from the comment to their profile, and report the profile via the link at the top, entering comment spammer/forum spammer/PM spammer/etc. as the reason for reporting.
There's no real way to stop them. No matter what measures you put in place, they'll find a way around them. One thing that might frustrate some of the less sophisticated ones would be to block any comment containing "http", "https", "www", or ".com" There's not much reason to having anything resembling a URL in a story comment, so it's unlikely to have any effect on legitimate users.
Because most of what used to be is now readily available for free in vast quantities. They're creeping into the mainstream. 50 shades of gray. Eat that booty like groceries. The novelty and high is gone. It's no longer edgy, rebellious, and dirty. It's on your movie screen and on your radio all the time.
You already see the same progression happening with content. "In-law" and "Step" isn't enough now. That's reaching a saturation point in porn videos. Aunt, Uncle, Niece, Nephew are getting there as well. The numbers are falling on that sort of content, and it's full-on blood relatives in the nuclear family pulling in the big numbers now.
Porn and erotica are now burning through the last of the great taboos. The real question is what's next? What's more extreme than to trigger that high porn/erotica viewers are chasing? Boggles the mind and gives you chills when you think about it, because what lies beyond is some seriously scary territory.
Content isn't really an issue, because I used the keywords and category to determine whether its something that interests me from the beginning. That only comes into play when a story isn't tagged accurately, providing an unwelcome surprise.
It's not necessarily technical quality that matters to me. The dialogue feeling natural, the narrative flowing smoothly, and the sex being appropriate to the genre is what will encourage me to vote. Commenting comes from something such as characters really standing out, something amusing, a well-painted setting, etc.
Depends upon if your gaming is new release titles, or if you're a few years behind the times.
If you're grabbing new release titles, then absolutely. They're designed with 10 in mind now. If you prefer retro-gaming, then you probably want to make sure any titles you're considering are available on GOG ( and to a lesser extent, Steam ) where they'll keep things updated for compatibility with O.S. Updates. Not quite as critical for newer games, but things from even a few years ago can start running into issues where they were written for older O.S. and choke in the new one.
So long as you're making the jump from 7, the transition to 10 doesn't require a huge amount of getting used to it.
Don't hesitate to plug your ( or someone else's ) nominations here in this thread, either. I already see some Lush authors/stories in the list. The number of nominations determines the finalists, so every nomination counts. Make sure after you enter your nominations that you go through the list every so often and add your nod to any other deserving Lush authors/stories you see in the lists.
Again, think hard about those Lush poets and flash fiction writers you've enjoyed over the previous year. Those are the categories where Lush can virtually sweep. The other two sites that comprise the "Big 3" are severely tilted toward longer works, and those two types of writing get minimal attention there. Here, they do just as well if not better than longer stories.
Considering it got an RR and so much praise, I'm glad I decided to defy the frustration and go ahead with this one. LOL
Okay, this is getting weird.
It appears it's only this one story that's a problem. I tried pasting the text from an older story, and no problem. So, I copied the text from a WIP, saved it in Word, and no problem. No matter what I do with this particular story, it will not paste from Word under any circumstances. So, I deleted the old Word version, assuming it must be corrupt. I copied the text from the original Wordperfect document, saved it anew in Word, and... Still doesn't work.
I can paste from Wordperfect and Wordpad, but the same document saved in Word results in the paste box refusing to transfer to the submission form.
I'm frikkin' baffled.
I guess I'll just paste this one from Wordperfect and put in the italics manually as I had to do before I figured out the workaround that let me get back to 1-step submissions. :: Shrug :: Maybe I shouldn't submit this one at all. Something seems to be screaming at me from the void.
Is anybody else having issues with pasting the story text into a new submission? I just tried numerous times, and I'm having no luck. I tried all three paste buttons, and the text pastes into the paste window, but then when I hit "Ok", nothing gets transferred to the submission form.
Backed out, restarted the submission from scratch. No dice. Closed the browser and tried again. No dice. Tried a different browser. No dice.
ETA: Tried yet another browser, as well as rebooting my system. I've pretty much eliminated everything I can think of on my end. The last browser I tried has never been on Lush before, so there certainly can't be any cookie or cache issues causing it.
I don't really have a lot of time to read between work, the boy, and writing my own stuff, but here are three that stand out right off the top of my head from recent reading: Lauradj, NaughtieAnnie, and WannabeWordsmith.
While I have no idea if it's the case for Lush's payment provider, many such providers that service adult sites will not accept prepaid cards. Part of their purpose is to prevent underage people from accessing the service, and requiring an actual credit card is one way of doing that.
The "real thing"? To steal someone's joke from earlier, flaccid pass.
My Baileykins set one up once as a game to see if I could tell whether it was her or one of the other two models from the camsite who were there visiting/having me shoot pics or video/doing 2-3 girl privates. She was second, and I called it pretty much instantly. The prize for winning was all three of them finishing the job without a blanket wall between us and then snowballing. One of the few times I've ever come from just oral.
At this point, sex is my bucket list. :P My Baileykins checked off every box I could imagine — and more. Haven't been with anyone since she passed away. Our son is non-verbal and autistic, and I work long hours with a long commute. No time to myself, let alone time to meet anyone.
