Any classic fairytales you think are worth becoming stories on Literotica?

[DarkSollat]

As the general consensus here seems to be that writing fairytales equals writing Disney (which shouldn't be true), let's see about something that weren't adapted by them: Alibaba and The Forty Thieves.

In this version, Alibaba is a woman who's looking for a treasure of sexual satisfaction. She finally finds it when she comes across forty hung thieves who are ready and willing to keep her stuffed for a whole day. This time, it would be her seasame to be opened.

 

[CuttingEdge]

Tar baby would be a good one in terms of symbolism and would make for a great erotic story. In that folktale, it was about a doll made of tar and the more the Briar Rabbitt played with it, the more entangled he got with the doll.

An excellent story could be derived from a lonely man being with a favorite blow up doll like Bud Bundy on Married with Children, where his enjoyment of it gets him embarrassed and involved in a lot of erotic situations.

But I have read of many strippers who were wrongly enamored with men they thought were high rollers and got them into trouble (some murdered), whereas men did crazy things with strippers and prostitutes thinking they were in love with them, when they wee just taking advantage of them.

 

[CuttingEdge]

Not really a folk tale, but The Trojan Horse would a great folk-tale like story with an erotic twist.

The police have a search warrant but cannot get into this almost impenetrable location to execute the search, and to get the place to open up, they employ a police officer from the Vice Squad to pose as a prostitute. Except, once inside, she becomes entrapped, cut off from her fellow police officers and subjected to erotic lusts that she did not know she would ever enjoy. As outside her fellow officers are going crazy with frustration and worry, she's having multiple orgasms, until the police finally gain their way in, only to never find her!

She has been secreted off by the owner of the cartel down a secret escape way, now in love with the Cartel's don, who is equally in love with her. In that, she finds herself more in love with keeping away from the good guys, then she did in putting the bad guys in jail... no matter what she has to do sexually to do that.

 

[JaxRhapsody]

As the general consensus here seems to be that writing fairytales equals writing Disney (which shouldn't be true), let's see about something that weren't adapted by them: Alibaba and The Forty Thieves.

In this version, Alibaba is a woman who's looking for a treasure of sexual satisfaction. She finally finds it when she comes across forty hung thieves who are ready and willing to keep her stuffed for a whole day. This time, it would be her seasame to be opened.

Aladin's second movie; Aladin and The Forty Thieves. I believe Alibaba was also his dad.

 

[ericrodman101]

Have we talked about Sinbad? I mean, the clue's in the name....