What Inspires People

[raphy]

So far, all the erotica I've ever written has been intellectual exercises to see if I could write erotica. I reworked a friend's vampire story to see what that would be like. I wrote a pure smut stroke story to see how that worked out. I tried erotica-in-cyberpunk as another writing exercise. That one actually came out as romance, which surprised me at the time but probably shouldn't have. And finally, I tried to get inside the mind of a woman with the last piece I posted on lit. Right now, my multi-category story is also an intellectual exercise.

I guess my erotica isn't very inspired

 

[the proffesor]

Writing ertica of course

-Colly

well i have read some of your stuff..very talented!

 

[the proffesor]

I know I already posted here, but it was general.

This weekend I was inspired by someone really special and really far away. Innuendo is AWESOME!

believe me, u can post all u want!

 

[the proffesor]

i find myself walking through campus, seeing random young ladies...I look for a certain facial expression and try to draw from that and see where it leads me!

 

[Guest]

Take an innocent thought and make it dirty.

If that doesn’t work go to an orgy and write about it.

Everything in life is derived or conceived from sex.

Jmt

 

[PDumbledore]

Some of my ideas have come from fellow readers, but most of them pop in my head. I always have a pad of paper with me, and when a thought stikes, I write it down and go from there. When the mood hits, and the ideas keep cuming, I can sit down and write a story from beginning to end in one sitting.

 

[banditman]

I usually start with a fantasy ... "what if ..." and let it build from there.

I try to push the envelope by imagining myself in situations that are at least a little uncomfortable. those scenarios make me think harder and usually prove to be the most interesting exercises.

a friend of mine once said her favorite sexual fantasies come from the feeling she gets when she's balanced on two chair legs. one of two outcomes -- safely landing forward, or blindly crashing backward.

now that girl was fun.

 

[the proffesor]

I usually start with a fantasy ... "what if ..." and let it build from there.

I try to push the envelope by imagining myself in situations that are at least a little uncomfortable. those scenarios make me think harder and usually prove to be the most interesting exercises.

a friend of mine once said her favorite sexual fantasies come from the feeling she gets when she's balanced on two chair legs. one of two outcomes -- safely landing forward, or blindly crashing backward.

now that girl was fun.

i agree with that too...in a story, it should be about things umight not normally do!

 

[the proffesor]

so hwta do most of ya'll prefer? a single story or multipile sotires with the same character?

 

[oo0_boo_0oo]

depends... I've read some stories that on their own have been fantastic... others have been 3 or 4 separate chapters... both have their merits!

I've written my first piece for lit with a view to more chapters, I've had feedback demanding the next installment. Sometimes its great to leave people hanging on...

 

[lucky-E-leven]

so hwta do most of ya'll prefer? a single story or multipile sotires with the same character?

Don't have a preference. I love stand alone stories that keep me guessing. And I also enjoy reading a continuation. But according to much of my feedback there is a high demand from the readers for continuations. It seems they really get wrapped up in the characters and can't stand the thought of them not returning.

~lucky

 

[the proffesor]

i have found that, when I write a story that shows a little character progression, i have no choice but to continue

 

[KarenAM]

All sorts of things inspire my muse. The conflict between desire and freedom is a big part of my bondage stories, and my novel, which are all set in the same universe. "Summer Thunder" was inspired by a photograph of a man and a woman kissing atop a Harley.

I just never know what is going to get me going...