t_challa
Kinky man-bitch
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Here's my take on build ups. From what everyone has said it's pretty well up to you to do as you like with it, but I look at doing it from another perspective than writing it.
As a storyteller, write it as you would relate it verbally. Imagine yourself telling someone all about this thing that happened and how you describe things to make things clear and understood so they know all the good stuff about it. Your writing will come across the same way if you do it that way and readers will wait for the juicy bits to come. Think of good storytellers and how you enjoy their presentation of it.
That's my take on how to do a build up in the story to get and keep a reader's attention, so it's worth a look at it that way. It seems to work quite well for many, including myself.
It's funny that you say this. That is exactly how I approached my first story, as if it were a conversation between me and someone else. I found it to be very useful I those times when the story didn't quite flow properly or when I became stuck slightly.
As for the build up, I hope that the story/characters/scenario I created would be interesting enough to hold the attention of the reader until the sex starts. Practice makes perfect though, so hopefully I'll get better at it as I write more