AlmostAlice
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I've been thinking, there are many pirate seduction stories from the Age of Sail, what always turned me on the most about this scenario was being in complete isolation from civilized society with a bunch of tough, ruthless men.
What if this was transcribed into a modern-day setting? From what I know of tankers, or cargo ships, they're sparsely crewed, and do travel for long stretches at a time (not sure if these ships still travel for months on end). The possibilities are quite limitless. They don't even actually have to be pirates.
Example: Girl wants to leave country, but can't use the airport or the roads because of passport issues. So she arranges to be smuggled out of the country via cargo ship in exchange for sexual favours. Or maybe she stows away in some corner of the ship but is discovered.
I'd write this story myself, but realistically I know I'd never get it finished, and someone else could probably do a better job of it than me anyway.
Someone with knowledge of tankers/cargo ships chiming in @ the details would be great too.
(Or to swing it in a totally opposite direction, I'd read the same story set in ancient times on a Greek or Viking sailing boat.)
What if this was transcribed into a modern-day setting? From what I know of tankers, or cargo ships, they're sparsely crewed, and do travel for long stretches at a time (not sure if these ships still travel for months on end). The possibilities are quite limitless. They don't even actually have to be pirates.
Example: Girl wants to leave country, but can't use the airport or the roads because of passport issues. So she arranges to be smuggled out of the country via cargo ship in exchange for sexual favours. Or maybe she stows away in some corner of the ship but is discovered.
I'd write this story myself, but realistically I know I'd never get it finished, and someone else could probably do a better job of it than me anyway.
Someone with knowledge of tankers/cargo ships chiming in @ the details would be great too.

(Or to swing it in a totally opposite direction, I'd read the same story set in ancient times on a Greek or Viking sailing boat.)