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52 minutes ago, Riality said:

I recommend the AO3-author Destiel_WS then. They particularly write about Supernatural, the pairing being Destiel ofc. But most of their stories are AUs, so you don't even have to know the show to enjoy the stories. They also post their stories and some pictures every now and then to tumblr, under the alias dean-wetting-his-panties, I believe

I'll definitely check that out, thank you!

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*looks around to see if it's save* Ok, this is an unpopulair oppinion but...here goes; Fuck-all-these-genders! Like, what the fuck? In the last two years we went from "male" and female" to "

Uh maybe because white males are the majority and don't NEED any special help?

Aaaaaayyyyyyyyyy yeah I'm gonna disagree with you there... Help... Plz halp meh

9 hours ago, naughty_lucy420 said:

It drives me nuts that it's so hard to find MALE omo fiction.  I'm bisexual, and like videos of women more than those of men, but when it comes time to read some erotic fiction, I don't want to read about women, or straight couples, I want to read about men, preferably a couple.  I also don't want to read about kids in high school, or even younger, I'm a grown woman, and I'm completely turned off by anything having to do with minors.  So, most of the time, I just re-read my own writing...which I enjoy, but I wish I could find more than a handful of similar things written by other people.

*shyly raises hand* I write male fics. :smile:

 

even though you probably might not be in the Mario fandom

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9 hours ago, naughty_lucy420 said:

It drives me nuts that it's so hard to find MALE omo fiction.  I'm bisexual, and like videos of women more than those of men, but when it comes time to read some erotic fiction, I don't want to read about women, or straight couples, I want to read about men, preferably a couple.  I also don't want to read about kids in high school, or even younger, I'm a grown woman, and I'm completely turned off by anything having to do with minors.  So, most of the time, I just re-read my own writing...which I enjoy, but I wish I could find more than a handful of similar things written by other people.

My favourite Omorashi stories of all time are written by someone named Twistey on DeviantART (I think!) - especially 'The Little Omorashi Mermaid' - don't know if you've checked those works out? Ooooh man, so good. I should re read those myself.

I'd send you a link to my AO3, but the last time I wrote Omo was a couple years back and my fics are AWFUL. They are, however, male omo. One Direction, though. :grin:

I know how you feel, though. Unpopular opinion but... I feel like a majority of the people who openly enjoy omo are straight males who prefer female work and it lets the side down for us girls!

Also - big thanks - you've reminded me I really should write more Omo. :grin:

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12 hours ago, naughty_lucy420 said:

It drives me nuts that it's so hard to find MALE omo fiction.  I'm bisexual, and like videos of women more than those of men, but when it comes time to read some erotic fiction, I don't want to read about women, or straight couples, I want to read about men, preferably a couple.  I also don't want to read about kids in high school, or even younger, I'm a grown woman, and I'm completely turned off by anything having to do with minors.  So, most of the time, I just re-read my own writing...which I enjoy, but I wish I could find more than a handful of similar things written by other people.

Back in the day when there wasn't much video material or even pics to be had on the internet (yes, long ago!), there were forums and stories, both true and fiction, got posted. As I recall, both male and female wetting was well represented, and I used to read it all. I don't mean I read everything, but I didn't select out just one kind of wetting (such as male or female, or even gay versus straight), because while I am a straight male, I can enjoy a good story about someone wetting their pants of either sex. Another subject I liked, and still do, is masturbation and that too can be enjoyable whether it's males or females. I will say though that some posters didn't feel the same way and some let it be known, so you got people complaining about there being stories about males, or stories about females, along with the other BS like accusing all female posters of being males and all that whole zoo of weird animals. But I got the feeling that there were also people like me who could enjoy good omo porn about either sex, and I also got the feeling there was plenty of both. If you haven't already, you might want to check some old posts, if they are still to be found, for male omo stuff. I'm sorry it isn't being written so much, I have the impression that in part what's happening is that in these communities women are becoming much more vocal and really have a lot to say for themselves (which I think is brilliant), and between solo true experiences and lesbian omo, that's leading to a lot of omo writing featuring women.

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On sábado, 13 de agosto de 2016 at 3:35 PM, naughty_lucy420 said:

Very frustrated that people love my cliche wetting videos but hate my writing.  I've been writing longer than I've been making videos, and despite the fact I write very well, every single piece of fiction that I've posted here has been pretty much universally panned.  At first, I thought it was the subject matter, not everyone likes male wetting, slash, or WWE, and I get that, so I posted a similar story by another author (with permission), which wasn't dismissed as my own writing is, even though the author is equally unknown.  Apparently, you all just dismiss my writing for some other reason; too bad for you, because it's actually very good, and gets plenty of enjoyment on the other site I post it on...which is quite odd, considering it's not a fetish site.

I've noticed the same burying happening to other aspiring writers, too.  Why don't you give us a chance to establish ourselves?  Give our work a shot!  Just because we haven't been on the forum forever doesn't mean our creations should be tossed aside like trash in hopes we'll stop contributing and crawl back into the holes we came out of.  We won't.  I know I won't.  No matter how much you continue to pan my writing, I'm going to keep posting it here, and I hope the other writers you bury keep doing it, too.   

It pains me to read this. I didn't know you felt that way and it's taken me by surprise, because you are absolutely right, you do write well, and your writing doesn't deserve to be ignored. I also feel a trifle guilty because to be honest I haven't read much of your fiction, so now I'm not feeling great about that. It upsets me enough that I want to tell you why I haven't read it, and I will try to be very honest. Before I do that, you're right that your videos are loved. I love them and I've already told you that. What can I say - I love them because they are so good and really hot and I think I even got a bit addicted to watching them. I don't think you expect an apology for that, lol. I discovered you on xtube and while I read what you wrote on your xtube profile because I was interested in knowing more about you and fascinated by you, I don't think your fiction was there, so I didn't know your writing, only your vids.

I have only become really active here the last few weeks and am still feeling my way around this site. I wrote to you when I saw you here. That was when I found out you are a writer. And it seems you have posted a lot of writing here. My first reaction, even before I read any of it, was that I was thrilled that you had another dimension that I wasn't previously acquainted with and my admiration became still greater. I immediately looked for something you had written to see what it was like and straight away was impressed by the high quality of your writing. I really mean that Lucy.

I read a couple of chapters of one of your stories, but it was long and sadly I wasn't personally very interested in the subject matter. I was also really new here and overwhelmed by the quantity of material, and my time online is finite. So I didn't carry on reading that story. It wasn't a rejection of your writing. As far as "names" are concerned, I didn't know any of them, though I've since discovered some who write quite well, but yours was the one familiar name to me (from your video corpus) and so, you might say, the one I was most predisposed to want to read.

I've been around a long time, just not for long on this site, and if I've made myself known at all it has been from my writing, which is in the category of omo-porn, either creative fiction or narrations of real experiences. I think some of the fiction was pretty OK (though certainly not as elaborate as yours, Lucy, and probably not in the same category), but I wrote it mainly because I felt like it, I wrote for myself, and posted. Over the years some few people have told me they remember my stuff and liked it a lot. I am lucky enough to be in a quality relationship on line with one of those people now, who found me again on EP. But to be honest, I was always disappointed by the lack of uptake for my fiction, and the lack of feedback resulted in my not writing more than I did. All the old sites I posted on have now disappeared except for WetSet which made the archives available to paying members only. Most of what I have ever written is now lost and I may never recover it. So while that is not a great loss to humankind perhaps, it isn't motivating me much to take up writing again and I'm not sure if I ever will, in that way. You never know, because if I am hit by inspiration I may not be able to control myself.

I will make an effort to have another look for your fiction and try another story or two, Lucy, because it would give me pleasure to do so. You are a good writer but I don't know if some of your stuff is too "niche", and remember that some readers are lazy to give feedback, but still read. I'd like to encourage you more positively but I said I'd be honest, so no bullshit here, just what I can say from my personal experience. All the best, Alex <3

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On 8/29/2016 at 0:14 PM, Night Rain said:

I really hate not being able to get enough sleep, sometimes I'm okay with a few nights of decent sleep. Yet I might get a couple days where I barely get anymore more than an hour or two. Which means when I go to work I'm nodding off before work begins and even during my break time since I'm still sleepy.

i know how you feel, i only work a few hours and certain days but this summer has been so stressful im up until 5-6 in the morning, then i gotta get up for work, the days i got off i cant ever sleep, and usually just sit near my window watching the sunrise because i just cant ever fall asleep or stress is on my mind so i get anxiety and can't 

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I'm going to say this while it was nice to have stayed in an actual house once again for the first time in a month. I'm more pissed off at the fact that it brought forth plenty of emotions mainly these were feelings of happiness at having a place to stay. Of having a roof over my head, of not having to wonder about where I'm going to be sleeping for the night. A place where I only had to share with one other person. Instead of sharing a room with twenty other people. I was also if I wanted able to come and go as I please. What sucks most about this is one it was so short, yet another would be that I'm sad to see it go. As I have no idea of when the next time will be when I will experience something like this once again.

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In the last month, I've seen half a dozen posts from people disillusioned with the "lack of community" on this site.  Community?  Come on now, this is the internet.  We don't live in it.  Many people don't want reveal where they live, what they do for a living, their gender, or status, so it's unlikely we'll all get together for ice cream, as much as I'd love that. One of the main complaints is "favoritism".  You've got the idea, but favoritism isn't the correct word for it...people who post good original content are the ones who get followed.  Nobody's going to follow you for your "that was hot" comments or sloppily written story about the one time your significant other really had to pee on a school bus fifteen years ago.  If you've got a queen bee complex, and have got to be king of the castle, post something decent, on a regular basis, and maybe you'll get some loyal subjects.  Popularity doesn't just come from sitting around on your duff, you've got to put yourself out there, and not in a negative way!  No one likes a Debbie Downer, pervasive negativity is a turn off to me, and probably 99.9% of the rest of the world.

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Holidays, for the most part, some of them I enjoy, like Halloween or Christmas even the fourth of July I like. But take Labor Day, for example, I never cared much for it until now when means. I fucking hate this day half the places I visit in my current situation are closed. Forcing me to find other means to move the day ahead. Even having to travel out of my area to go to a fucking Starbucks that was luckily open.

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it's so frustrating that I have swarms of ideas and plots that I want to write about, that I can play out in great detail in my head but can't for the life of me get them down into actual cohesive sentences so that I can share them with other people. Every time i go to write or continue a story, I just end staring at it doing nothing, or getting intimated and fucking off somewhere else while leaving it open in tab and just thinking about doing it.

I fear that i will never get better in that regard and I will never be able to write to my fullest potential and my ideas will never flourish because of whatever stupid mental disability I have.  I envy anyone that can write a entire story in less than a week like it just comes naturally to them. I can't fathom how they have that ability, something that seems like it should be common. People just push out decent stories like hotcakes and I feel like I'm alone in that fact. I don't understand it. 

It's not even because I strive for perfection. If I could just get every idea I have into a rough draft form, I can easily fine tune the individual areas before publishing, but I can't even do that. Yes, of course I have obviously done it as apparent from the ones I have completed. I got lucky on those. A long time ago I seemed to have been able to do it a lot easier than now. So I'm just gradually getting worse.

I welcome any feedback or ideas anyone may have that may help.

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4 hours ago, facade said:

it's so frustrating that I have swarms of ideas and plots that I want to write about, that I can play out in great detail in my head but can't for the life of me get them down into actual cohesive sentences so that I can share them with other people.

etc.

This happens for either of two reasons: "technique" and "inspiration". A lack of tecnique is kind of like not knowing how to cook and getting frustrated because you can't make a decent soup. The answer is easy: learn. And practising helps a lot. Same with writing, in that respect. Lack of inspiration has a special name: writer's block. Only writers get writer's block. Welcome to the club. Lol.

I'd like to suggest that a basic strategy for dealing with either or both ailments is: downsize. Start writing things that are short, unambitious and easy. Find something you can do. If it goes well you'll be energized to keep going, and practice will help you to improve. Which may lead to bigger, grander schemes.

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1 hour ago, alexwbj said:

This happens for either of two reasons: "technique" and "inspiration". A lack of tecnique is kind of like not knowing how to cook and getting frustrated because you can't make a decent soup. The answer is easy: learn. And practising helps a lot. Same with writing, in that respect. Lack of inspiration has a special name: writer's block. Only writers get writer's block. Welcome to the club. Lol.

I'd like to suggest that a basic strategy for dealing with either or both ailments is: downsize. Start writing things that are short, unambitious and easy. Find something you can do. If it goes well you'll be energized to keep going, and practice will help you to improve. Which may lead to bigger, grander schemes.

Right, well I suppose that makes sense. But I'm not sure that I have writer's block, as I know what I want to write about and what happens. 

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7 hours ago, facade said:

it's so frustrating that I have swarms of ideas and plots that I want to write about, that I can play out in great detail in my head but can't for the life of me get them down into actual cohesive sentences so that I can share them with other people. Every time i go to write or continue a story, I just end staring at it doing nothing, or getting intimated and fucking off somewhere else while leaving it open in tab and just thinking about doing it.

I fear that i will never get better in that regard and I will never be able to write to my fullest potential and my ideas will never flourish because of whatever stupid mental disability I have.  I envy anyone that can write a entire story in less than a week like it just comes naturally to them. I can't fathom how they have that ability, something that seems like it should be common. People just push out decent stories like hotcakes and I feel like I'm alone in that fact. I don't understand it. 

It's not even because I strive for perfection. If I could just get every idea I have into a rough draft form, I can easily fine tune the individual areas before publishing, but I can't even do that. Yes, of course I have obviously done it as apparent from the ones I have completed. I got lucky on those. A long time ago I seemed to have been able to do it a lot easier than now. So I'm just gradually getting worse.

I welcome any feedback or ideas anyone may have that may help.

THIS HAPPENS ALL THE TIME TO ME OH MY GOD.

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I am so fucking pissed at Prince of Persia: Warrior Within. Sands of Time was a fantastic game, so they took its base...and ruined every single thing about it. The super tiny compliments I can give (sliding down curtains is kind of cool...that might be it) are drowned in an ocean of fury. It's now one of my most hated games, not quite Mega Man X6 but in the same vein. I'll probably do a video because I've got a lot to say, but that'll wait until I finish the game so I can rant about everything.

Yes, I am going to finish the game. I've put too much time into it, I'm too far in. If I dropped it now, all that pain will have been for nothing. Someone, please tell me Two Thrones is an improvement.

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29 minutes ago, Captain L said:

I am so fucking pissed at Prince of Persia: Warrior Within. Sands of Time was a fantastic game, so they took its base...and ruined every single thing about it. The super tiny compliments I can give (sliding down curtains is kind of cool...that might be it) are drowned in an ocean of fury. It's now one of my most hated games, not quite Mega Man X6 but in the same vein. I'll probably do a video because I've got a lot to say, but that'll wait until I finish the game so I can rant about everything.

Yes, I am going to finish the game. I've put too much time into it, I'm too far in. If I dropped it now, all that pain will have been for nothing. Someone, please tell me Two Thrones is an improvement.

I've never played Two Thrones, but a cursory glance suggests it is certainly better. At the very least, they did away with the stupid rock music.

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7 hours ago, facade said:

Right, well I suppose that makes sense. But I'm not sure that I have writer's block, as I know what I want to write about and what happens. 

Actually that can happen to me, and I think it is writer's block. It's like tidying my room: I know what I have to do and how to do it and I'd kind of like it if my room was clean but then I don't do it. Sometimes it feels like it might be easier if I could just find a new room (one that was tidy, obviously) so I could just start from scratch without having to clean the old one, lol. But with writing I actually can do that sometimes. If that story doesn't want to write itself, maybe another one will. It can happen. A whole story can make its way onto my computer in one straight sitting when it wasn't planned or anything, just a spur of the moment spontaneous outburst, and yet that other story I had planned is still stubbornly refusing. So what you do is just go with it. But lately I haven't written anything much and I'm maybe just too busy with other things in my life. I lost tons of stories from other sites that have gone down taking my work with them and now it's harder to motivate myself. But that's another story.

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14 hours ago, facade said:

it's so frustrating that I have swarms of ideas and plots that I want to write about, that I can play out in great detail in my head but can't for the life of me get them down into actual cohesive sentences so that I can share them with other people. Every time i go to write or continue a story, I just end staring at it doing nothing, or getting intimated and fucking off somewhere else while leaving it open in tab and just thinking about doing it.

I fear that i will never get better in that regard and I will never be able to write to my fullest potential and my ideas will never flourish because of whatever stupid mental disability I have.  I envy anyone that can write a entire story in less than a week like it just comes naturally to them. I can't fathom how they have that ability, something that seems like it should be common. People just push out decent stories like hotcakes and I feel like I'm alone in that fact. I don't understand it. 

It's not even because I strive for perfection. If I could just get every idea I have into a rough draft form, I can easily fine tune the individual areas before publishing, but I can't even do that. Yes, of course I have obviously done it as apparent from the ones I have completed. I got lucky on those. A long time ago I seemed to have been able to do it a lot easier than now. So I'm just gradually getting worse.

I welcome any feedback or ideas anyone may have that may help.

Dude - no advice, but I'm totally in the same boat. Back when I was younger (and my fics were AWFUL) I could churn out fanfic after fanfic almost every week, two weeks. Nowadays, even though my writing skills are so much better, I can't. There are fanfics littering my laptop, half written, but even though they play out perfectly in my head I'm really struggling to get that down on screen or paper - so you're not alone. It does happen to me in exams and stuff too where I have to write essays; I got told it could be a form of dyslexia. Who knew?

What used to help me write the longest fics I've written is to section them out. I used to run through the scenes that played in my head, pick one, and go through it in my head exactly as I wrote it out, even if it was awful, and then I'd have a chunk of writing. Then I used to work through that paragraph and edit it, and do the same right through the story. I can remember doing this to one fanfic which ended up being 14 pages long in the end. But even then, the fic had sat untouched and unwritten apart from the opening lines, for about three months before I got into it. I seem to get bursts of inspiration to write, rather than just writing constantly...

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