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Her Royal Spriteness
Quote by Bunny12
To me this is all a bunch of contrived B.S. all my writing comes from personal experience, straight from the heart driven by pure inspiration. But that's just me lol
all the heart felt inspiration and personal experiences in the world won't make a good story, if you don't know how to translate it onto the written page.
Her Royal Spriteness
Quote by Nikki703
Mine Was False, But It Is Something I Am Terrified Of Happening
Yours Is False
I Have Been Trying To Write A Lush Story For More Than 3 Months
True - and,for the record, if it IS true, i can't wait to read it!
I have had sex with stuffed toy animals.
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Quote by WickedShads
Seeing another man's penis in the locker room showers isn't going to "turn me gay" either.
i was perfectly straight until i saw my first vagina... thing was, it was while my mom was giving birth to me *sighs* wish someone would have warned me to close my eyes while in my fetal state!
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Quote by DirtyMartini
Oh yeah...now we're talking...I think you should be able to select one from Column A, one from Column B, etc., with a little drop down wheel next to each choice where you can dial in the percentages...
Hopefully all the columns will add up to 100%...but Gav can work that out...
And when you're all done making all your selections, a little guy pops up and says, "You want fries with that?"...
I think Gav will have that all done by this afternoon...
ok, now you're just getting silly... btw, can mine go up to 110% ?
Her Royal Spriteness
ok, two-fold:
as a reader, yes, there's that desire, when i read something that is SO good and SO hot to want to see more, to recapture that magic, as you say, and i think: wow, if there was a sequel as good as this, or several, omg! i think that's only natural - of course, sometimes it's better to leave your audience wanting then disappoint them - i have read some amazing sequels, that fulfilled, or came close, or even exceeded the promise of the original - that said, i've also read some that really just feel flat and disappointed me beyond belief.
as a writer, here we go again - sometimes, you just capture the magic and you want to do it again - i think there's more pressure, usually self applied, to create the perfect, magical story that you did the first time, and it can be daunting!
the pluses are: you've already established characters and a setting, you know the material, you are confident that you pulled it off at least once
the minuses: the pressure to recreate something amazing, the fact that, the first time, it was fresh and new, the second time it loses that freshness and becomes more of a job - i'll take my Jenny Grimm series as an example - the first chapter just flowed, it was fun, fresh, it got good response, so i sat down to write another one - it was much harder. for one, i needed to check my source to make sure i got the details right, i felt compelled to try to make it better somehow, in a way, it was a little like rewriting something, and therefore not quite as fun to do - i found myself wanting to explore other ideas that had nothing to do with Jenny, or would be out of place in her story...
don't get me wrong - i LIKE doing sequels, giving characters a life of their own, but it's different then writing a one off story - plus, there is the pressure of getting a story out while it's still fresh in the readers mind - putting out a story once a week, keeping them rolling as fast as people would like to read them, isn't easy, and it can kill your creativity or love of the story, and yet, putting them out months apart can kill the momentum as a reader...
just my thoughts.
as a reader, yes, there's that desire, when i read something that is SO good and SO hot to want to see more, to recapture that magic, as you say, and i think: wow, if there was a sequel as good as this, or several, omg! i think that's only natural - of course, sometimes it's better to leave your audience wanting then disappoint them - i have read some amazing sequels, that fulfilled, or came close, or even exceeded the promise of the original - that said, i've also read some that really just feel flat and disappointed me beyond belief.
as a writer, here we go again - sometimes, you just capture the magic and you want to do it again - i think there's more pressure, usually self applied, to create the perfect, magical story that you did the first time, and it can be daunting!
the pluses are: you've already established characters and a setting, you know the material, you are confident that you pulled it off at least once
the minuses: the pressure to recreate something amazing, the fact that, the first time, it was fresh and new, the second time it loses that freshness and becomes more of a job - i'll take my Jenny Grimm series as an example - the first chapter just flowed, it was fun, fresh, it got good response, so i sat down to write another one - it was much harder. for one, i needed to check my source to make sure i got the details right, i felt compelled to try to make it better somehow, in a way, it was a little like rewriting something, and therefore not quite as fun to do - i found myself wanting to explore other ideas that had nothing to do with Jenny, or would be out of place in her story...
don't get me wrong - i LIKE doing sequels, giving characters a life of their own, but it's different then writing a one off story - plus, there is the pressure of getting a story out while it's still fresh in the readers mind - putting out a story once a week, keeping them rolling as fast as people would like to read them, isn't easy, and it can kill your creativity or love of the story, and yet, putting them out months apart can kill the momentum as a reader...
just my thoughts.
Her Royal Spriteness
ok, now the tricky part... the percentages... as a bisexual female, i feel the need to declare my percentage of girl love vs man love...
so, can we add:
bisexual 25% queer
bisexual 50% queer
bisexual 75% queer
to the list?
(if this doesn't earn me a lovely spanking from our top-cat, i just give up!)
so, can we add:
bisexual 25% queer
bisexual 50% queer
bisexual 75% queer
to the list?
(if this doesn't earn me a lovely spanking from our top-cat, i just give up!)
and about a dozen more in the last week...
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Quote by Dancing_Doll
Well, since I am easily suggestible when it comes to new things, I admit that I'm very curious now...
I have a question for the figgers out there... are we talking about this being more of a practice for those who like a little pain with their sex play or is this a genuinely pleasurable and stimulating experience for all? I only ask because it seems to be used in more of a BDSM element and am just wondering if this is the anal version of nipple clamps or something along those lines.
in answer to your question, it's a burning sensation, akin to using ban gay or such, only it's a bit more intense, and it lasts longer - in that regards its more a bdsm thing, Doll. That said, there is also, as Nic asks, a mixture of euphoria (these are my experiences, btw, and i am, admittedly wired different) that goes along with the pain AND a higher level of sensitivity to please - a common practice for my partner and i is to bend me over the dining room table, secure my wrists to the far side, and my ankles to the table legs, spreading them wide before inserting the ginger. afterwards, a mixture of play with my vagina and clitoris and spanking to get my warmed up before using a strap on dildo to finish me off.
there have also been times that she's just left me there, after applying ginger juices on the edges of my labia or on my clit (something i wouldn't recemend unless you are really into the pain aspect of bdsm!) and demanded oral sex - i think my squriming in pain made it more pleasurable for her.
