Story Requests OPEN!
Posted 11 months agoTo help keep my creative juices flowing, I want to write stories about your original characters having some fun with my characters!
If you want to see your character in a short erotic story, featuring lots of kinks and affection, please feel free to DM me or reach out on any of my linked socials.
Full terms and conditions, as well as a list of my OC's are all posted on my Carrd so please do take a look.
Basically, we'll have a chat about what sort of story you see, and come up with an outline. I'll keep you up to date on progress and WIP's and you make sure I'm doing your characters justice. By the end of it, you'll have a fun little story of up to 5k words.
If you want to see your character in a short erotic story, featuring lots of kinks and affection, please feel free to DM me or reach out on any of my linked socials.
Full terms and conditions, as well as a list of my OC's are all posted on my Carrd so please do take a look.
Basically, we'll have a chat about what sort of story you see, and come up with an outline. I'll keep you up to date on progress and WIP's and you make sure I'm doing your characters justice. By the end of it, you'll have a fun little story of up to 5k words.
Motivation
Posted a year agoSo, not really sure why I'm writing this other than the fact I need to get some thoughts out and on paper.
When I wrote Good Boy, I felt like it was just kind of happening. I could sit in front of the keyboard and I basically was just acting like a mechanism for the words to get out of my head and appear somewhere else. I feel like it was a story that needed to be told.
At the time, I was on short term disability from work. I had a series of panic attacks commuting after not being able to deal with the stress of a new job. After some work with my family doctor and my therapist, I've had my meds adjusted and done some soul searching and I'm in a lot better place mentally now. I've learned a lot about myself and my values and how they affect my work life. I've also started to use pet-play with my partner as a way to deal with stressful times and to unwind.
So, yeah. Writing Good Boy was kind of cathartic to me. Obviously it was fueled a lot by my own lived experiences and writing it was cathartic. It certainly helped me think about what I was going through and what was important to me. Also, going on that journey of self improvement helped shape the story.
I have ideas for at least 2 more stories to finish out Tori's evening with Randy and Cedar and I want to write more stories. But while Good Boy flowed effortlessly, writing down the next chapter has been harder. Especially now that I have the basic content down and I'm going over and revising and editing it.
I think part of it is the ADHD. I already Did The Thing and wrote a story, my brain got its little dopamine hit and is now seeking a novel experience. But even though that's what my brain wants, it's not what I want.
I've been RPing as these characters for years and in my mind they are fleshed out. There's lots of stories to tell about them, stories that I want to share. The feedback from Good Boy was excellent! I put a lot into it and hearing from people that they enjoyed it, that it affected them in the ways I hoped it would was nothing if not encouraging. I just wish I could channel that encouragement into motivation to continue.
When I wrote Good Boy, I felt like it was just kind of happening. I could sit in front of the keyboard and I basically was just acting like a mechanism for the words to get out of my head and appear somewhere else. I feel like it was a story that needed to be told.
At the time, I was on short term disability from work. I had a series of panic attacks commuting after not being able to deal with the stress of a new job. After some work with my family doctor and my therapist, I've had my meds adjusted and done some soul searching and I'm in a lot better place mentally now. I've learned a lot about myself and my values and how they affect my work life. I've also started to use pet-play with my partner as a way to deal with stressful times and to unwind.
So, yeah. Writing Good Boy was kind of cathartic to me. Obviously it was fueled a lot by my own lived experiences and writing it was cathartic. It certainly helped me think about what I was going through and what was important to me. Also, going on that journey of self improvement helped shape the story.
I have ideas for at least 2 more stories to finish out Tori's evening with Randy and Cedar and I want to write more stories. But while Good Boy flowed effortlessly, writing down the next chapter has been harder. Especially now that I have the basic content down and I'm going over and revising and editing it.
I think part of it is the ADHD. I already Did The Thing and wrote a story, my brain got its little dopamine hit and is now seeking a novel experience. But even though that's what my brain wants, it's not what I want.
I've been RPing as these characters for years and in my mind they are fleshed out. There's lots of stories to tell about them, stories that I want to share. The feedback from Good Boy was excellent! I put a lot into it and hearing from people that they enjoyed it, that it affected them in the ways I hoped it would was nothing if not encouraging. I just wish I could channel that encouragement into motivation to continue.