prefer fiction or retelling what actually happened?

17 Feb 2011

The stories I have posted have all mostly been an actual recount of our experiences. My question is, do you prefer a work of fiction or a recount of an actual encounter? Or does it not matter as long as it turns you on?

17 Feb 2011

Fiction can be a lot of fun to write and read as imaginations can go crazy. But I dont think it matters, so long as it is well written.

17 Feb 2011

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The stories I have posted have all mostly been an actual recount of our experiences. My question is, do you prefer a work of fiction or a recount of an actual encounter? Or does it not matter as long as it turns you on?

I prefer fiction based upon my experiences (and other people's).

Retelling actual events, works too.

I like a good story. And talented story tellers.

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17 Feb 2011

I agree with WellMade...as long as it's a good story...

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17 Feb 2011

I prefer writing fiction, but reading a mixture of both.

Fiction usually makes for a better story, but they always say "write what you know." The best fiction is inspired by experience, but not restricted by it. Personally I prefer the extended advice "write what you know, or what you can research."

17 Feb 2011

I write true stories, and I prefer to read them over fantasy

18 Feb 2011

Both are great if well written and well told. Where you are there in the story with them.

Well that's just my opinion, sorry if you don't like.

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18 Feb 2011

I assume everything I read on the internet is fiction unless backed up with proof.

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26 Feb 2011

Fictional fantasies, when well written, are hot.
True recollections are erotic and wore lusty.

All of my stories are based upon my experiences, friend's encounters or stories told to me via email or chat.
I would call them 'truth w/ artistic license'...

9 May 2011

i think as long as a story is well written and describes the situation in an erotic sexy way it doesnt matter if its fiction or a real experience

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3 Aug 2011

Sometimes real life is better than fiction - but its the telling that really counts.

4 Aug 2011

dont know

8 Aug 2011

I prefer fiction. I like the freedom to embellish and wander off track

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8 Aug 2011

Sell me bullshit, make me believe and buy it.

I can deal with the consequences.

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27 Aug 2011

My stories may or may not be based in fact. They might be total fiction or based in fact. I will not tell.

I enjoy reading true stories and fiction equally.

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27 Aug 2011

I enjoy both of them smile

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27 Aug 2011

I enjoy reading true stories and fiction equally and mix the two

30 Sep 2011

A fiction any day. Though, that could be because I prefer third person to first.

1 Oct 2011

Either one is preferable to me, although fiction is actually better to write, in my opinion, than ones based on real experiences. I'll be honest, a couple of my stories are about real experiences, but they were the hardest to write. When writing fiction, the mind can go where you want it to go, and have more fun with going there. True experiences, you know where it went and what happened and even though you can actually embellish those too, you really do not want to because of the real life that was involved.

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2 Oct 2011

I tend to write scenes from experience and add in the fiction

2 Oct 2011

I have only ever submitted one story in Lush and so far it has had well over 200,000 hits. After reading some stories here I felt some were very erotic, some were good, but the majority were so unbelievable that they were poor.

I wanted to write a story but my imagination would not run rampant and could not delve into a good story. It was then that I tried to relate an actual experience which changed my life. I was dumbfounded when so many people replied to my story and sent me messages.

My thoughts are that if you are happy with revealing life experiences, then do so. If you are proficient at storytelling, then there can be some very erotic outcomes. I have read hundreds of stories here and every cock is 9 inches or longer and all drip gallons of precum. It is these gross exaggerations that spoil any story.

11 Feb 2012

For the most part our stories are based on factual real happenings. Very little emblishments.
That's what we like to read also.

12 Feb 2012

I prefer real stories but fictional stories have there own way about them also.

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12 Feb 2012

I like reading about real life encounters. I find them titillating and voyeuristic. I'm not concerned with the grammar or story structure as such.
I also enjoy fictional stories that are well written- with a good plot, well rounded characters, vivid sex scenes and not over the top- that makes it arousing, sensual, sexy, funny... entertaining.

12 Feb 2012

I like both real and fictional stories. I like the fictional stories to seem real and not make you think "yeah right" as you read it.

23 Feb 2012

I write both. Though I prefer my imagination! I also like reading both - what matters is that it's a good, engaging story.

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23 Feb 2012

It does not matter to me as long as the story is good.

27 Feb 2012

as long as it's good it doesn't matter, but personally i prefer a real story to a made up one

27 Feb 2012

I pretty much always assume what I'm reading is fictional, even when prefaced with 'this actually happened!'

I read too much Playboy when I was younger to honestly believe people when they said that it was based on true events.

27 Feb 2012

To write fiction you have to have a fertile and an imaginative mind. In various scenarios, you do not really know how a character acts or reacts to certain things. Good writers can create anything I guess. I can always relate to personal experiences when writing. You can recall events, moods, how you felt at the time, how other people react and interact. By writing from personal experiences and embellishing certain points, you can re-enact the euphoria, the pathos, the despair, the melancholy, and other moods that you have experienced. These moods can thus be articulated and presented to the reader who can share what you have gone through.

In short, actual experiences are far easier to write about than fiction.