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Mine came in at 6k initially, got it down to 5.2k now. A few more passes....
Oink! Stick your snout in the trough and slop up this mess. A loving (and fucking) tribute to what may be Hitchcock's best. Lots of sex, lots of action. Mostly cyberpunk, with a dash of solarpunk.
https://www.lushstories.com/stories/bisexual/pork-by-northwest-2
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What's up with this guy's body? He looks taxidermied or something.
Anyway, in an effort to combat the gays, Meatball Ron has now threatened to open a prison next to Disney World and he also will now have government officials inspecting the rides.
Very smart move to win over voters.
Far from a Trump fan, but sometimes you've gotta love the pet nicknames he comes up with for all his adversaries. I can't even explain why, but Meatball Ron really does seem a good fit.
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We didn't have punk, we had Bhangra. So by having a wider title of ‘Subversion’ or ‘Iconoclasm’, the same themes could be explored more inclusively.
I read the description of the competition to mean anything about subversion or rebellion, not literally "punk" as it's been known to most people, myself included. Once I started reading the linked article detailing all the various "punk" genres it became clear most of them have little to do with what I thought of as punk.
I'd love to read an entry from a British Indian perspective. I was pretty vocal during the Noir competition about preferring stories that broadened the genre away from the usual Forties and Fifties New York/Los Angeles settings, even if they were still mostly white protagonists. I would have cheered nonwhite entries on too, if not more.
I will, however, admit my protagonists are white males, because my protagonists are all me. Not sure it would even be appropriate for me to pretend to write from a nonwhite perspective, but I hope others will, and I do appreciate the world you have been building in your stories.
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Krystal-Punk: noun. A subgenre of Punk literature pontificated with overt sexuality and horny redheads, typically drawing from Dark Sci-Fi and Noir but riddled with humor.
I'm so IN!
You are definitely starting to form your own genre here on Lush! Keep it up!
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This movie was with Maggie Gyllenhaal, and like you, I never figured out how it didn’t make any waves.
Never had the slightest interest in Fifty Shades. Dominance, submission, bondage, humiliation, control, power dynamics, whatever you want to call them, are active turnoffs for me. Mutual respect and affection, finding some kind of human connection that makes you want to fuck, those are what turn me on. Guess I'm kinda straitlaced even if I'm not totally straight.
Now The Secretary, I remember hearing about that one. Same issue with the premise, but I'd be tempted to watch it just for Maggie Gyllenhaal.
Penthouse Forum letters, just discovered around the time I hit junior high. Were they bullshit? Didn't care. So are most Lush stories, including mine. Still don't care.
Also around that time, a neighbor kid lent me an erotic novel set in "the wilds" of Africa. Something about visiting a tribe and participating in their evening fireside rituals. Oh, and also fucking Black guys with big cocks. Biggest turn on for me was a lesbian scene involving a character named (not sure why I remember this) "Hedy." Even then the story seemed more BS than the PF letters, but that lesbian action, possibly the first one I ever red, just about blew my mind, not to mention several adolescent loads.
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But if they’re straying a little, that probably means the story is a good one. 😉
I like how you put that. I’ve also found that some of my best stories have involved characters or plotlines deviating from my original intent. When they stray, there is usually a good reason for it.
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One example is my Noir story: it is modern day Australia grounded in reality and is written in a category that more serious Australian writers than I have publically stated they have struggled to get attention in. I rate it highly ...
I rated it highly too. I thought what you did there was brilliant, and I thought it deserved a ranking: as a nice modern-day twist on Noir in an unconventional setting (true of most of my favorites in that comp), as a uniquely Australian take (admittedly I am an Aussiephile), and as a really hot, sexy story. It was easily one of my favorites in the competition.
Like Just_A_Guy_You_Know, I am my own intended audience. Or at least that's how it started. It's been over a decade since I started typing up my longtime fantasies, often based on missed (or botched) opportunities when I was young, but only three years that I've been publishing them. Much of my initial motivation has simply been to get my ideas committed to paper, or at least to pixels. Maybe as I age I just want to get them documented before the memories recede too much further!
To be more specific about my internal gauge of quality, I'm not always confident when I click "Submit" that it's a great story. But the more times I've reread and re-edited the story, sometimes dozens of times. the more confident I am. I spent an inordinate amount of time reviewing and fine-tuning my Noir entry, "Dick Job." My initial submission was actually sent back due to a number of errors I hadn't caught on my own, after which I installed Grammarly to check my work and went through several more edit cycles. I ended up being highly confident that my final submission was a great story, and knew it was among my best work. I felt validated in that by the story's top-ten ranking, the only one I've had.
Despite pretending I'm doing this for myself, I have to admit I enjoy positive feedback when I get it. As others have said, Likes and Favorites are nice, but Comments are king. I do really enjoy hearing that a story of mine resonated with someone as a shared unfulfilled fantasy, or brought back fond memories of an actual encounter. Since most of my stories focus on male bisexuality, it's not surprising that many of these comments are from other men ... and guys being guys, quite a few have even stated frankly that my story brought them to orgasm. As banal as that may sound to some here, I take it as high praise. A number of my stories have also resulted in collecting new Friends and/or exchanging fun messages with them, and it's hard not to enjoy feedback like that.
I'm pleased to see that my most popular story has passed the 15,000 mark, halfway to famous. On a New Year's trip to a Keith's cross-country ski cabin, he convinces me to trade blowjobs in the sauna. And Kate catches us in the act. Oops! Even naughtier acts ensue.
https://www.lushstories.com/stories/bisexual/fun-with-keith-and-kate
I've just published a followup today (and there will be more to come). During our New Year's encounter, Kate had shared her own desire to try sex with another woman. Now she has successfully seduced her friend Shauna, on a Spring Break trip to Florida. She's just told Keith all about it, and now he walks me through every intimate detail of what these beautiful women did to each other.
https://www.lushstories.com/stories/bisexual/kate-and-shauna-in-the-sauna
(By the way, my Keith and Kate series is not to be confused with seeker4's "Kate Kissed Keith" story. Our use of the same names is just coincidence, I swear.)
Like you, icarus, for most of my life my male fantasies were around finding another bi guy, preferably minimally experienced like myself, because it somehow the idea of it was more comfortable. But lately I've allowed myself to think about getting with gay men too. Still, the truly hottest fantasy is another guy who's also new to it.
As I've said in some other threads, I'm not currently looking to fulfill my MM fantasies, but if I did I'd probably go online - and of course be careful. There are a lot of available sites there - including Lush itself. At least one or two of the other bi guys I've been in contact with here had their first experience with another guy they met right here. Hard to imagine a better place to meet fellow middle-aged men who are curious about their first experience with another man.
Until about five years ago the idea grossed me out. But more recently (maybe as I've been exploring my bisexuality more by finally publishing my stories? maybe as I've been watching more gay porn) I sometimes crave the idea of eating a guy's ass. As long as it's clean, like others have said. Sounds super intimate and fun.
I think the message for all the young men out there is pretty fucking clear:
Suck your own cock, if you can, while you can! Even if you can only wrap your lips around the top half of the head, or even if you can only just barely lick the precum off the tip, enjoy whatever you can do to yourself right now. Maybe make a date with yourself to suck yourself off this weekend! Because most likely in a few years you will lose this truly glorious ability.
Of course, as you'll get older you'll get better at finding someone else to suck it (and/or someone else to suck). Because you'll have to! Ha!
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EVERY porn I ever seen titled with "squirt" in some form or another, is obviously and blatantly "pisser".
Either "pisser," or the woman has used a turkey baster to fill her vagina with fluid just immediately before. My understanding is that's an even more common way of making "squirting" videos.
