And, as they approach the last, it's .... all gone dark out there. When we left the action, it was LushPrincess storming away from Gailxxx in 2nd, with Reeb holding off Charley for 3rd. Further back, it was Katalyst, the fast charging Trinity, Katie1984, Cougartalk, Vampchick and Rileysmiley, all jockeying for position. It looks like we're going to have to wait for the official verdict to come in, folks.
For the sake of decency, I can't answer this, because in my early teens I was taking 'playing doctor' very seriously.
The "Love Shack"? - B52s
Yeah, what goes on in there?
All my stories form a complete set, which trace the sexual awakening and development of an innocent. I've an interest in psychology, with a particular fascination for the mechanisms by which fetishes and sexual preferences become established. As of right now, I already have the outline of my next six stories formed - I know exactly where I'll be going with them. So that's the broad basis for my stories.
For specific stories, I take from experience and from reading authors such as Nin, Miller and Reage. Plus, of course, there's a wealth of great material here on Lush to inspire you. Key to a good story, I think, is character development and plausibility. After all, there are only a finite number of sexual acts to be describe (and most are decribed in a similar fashion), so it's the characters and situations that make the difference.
Recently, I've even been finding inspiration in song lyrics.
My advice is: Read lots, imagine lots, and write what excites you.
Next time, I'll paint the whole picture.
They're all mine, so don't go posting pics of them on a website.
No, Nicola, I'm not a racing announcer ... and to be quite honest, I loathe horse racing. Cheers, Cx
"If you can keep your head when all around you have lost theirs, then you probably haven't understood the seriousness of the situation." - Ricky Gervais.
Hmmm, that's easy, only one person ..... ME.
Hi Cat, It's a difficult one, because a good edit can make all the difference to how well a story reads. But there's the point, "a good edit." If he/she is changing the sense and meaning of your stories, then I'd say that that's not good editing. All an editor should be doing is tidying up the style of your writing, not reworking the content. I know this because I edit material myself, and I know that it's a fine line between ruining someone's work and improving it. Only you can make the judgement as to whether your work has been improved by an edit. Cx