What themes are you interested in exploring in your stories?

[LustfulZach]

Lately, I've come to like humiliation, hypnosis, subjugation, and corruption as they are interesting elements to explore if the story is intriguing enough. Something that can add spice instead of some boring bland smut that you can easily see.

 

[Apocrypha]

I tend to feel the same way about the need for "spice." A scenario that's basically "here's two attractive people who are into each other; they have sex" never quite does it for me. There needs to be some kind of danger to it, whether it's as baroque as mind control or other coercion, something predatory like a vampire, a clash between enemies that goes in a sexy direction, or just someone attempting to manipulate or influence someone else... something that adds an element of conflict to the story.

 

[Suicide]

I like it when characters are challenged by what they are doing in some way that tends to be the main inspiration. I find it dull if the slutty character does slutty things without any problems. I want to delve into what they are feeling and thinking, what drives them to pursue that path anyway.

So some themes that interest me are;

Non typical girl doing porn.
Nice guy getting pushed too far and robs bank, takes hostage.
Vampire meets human in a world where Vamps are not supposed to exist.
Scientist makes robot version of his ex girlfriend and then tries to teach robot how to be human and fallible.
Girl decides to become an escort or Sugar Baby - Sugar Daddy or Client turns out to be someone she knows.
Male stripper x Older more homely and shy female - I have a story worked out for this.
Stripper x Someone they know coming into the club and seeing them.

 

[Deante]

I really enjoy someone having their fantasies fulfilled/desires met, especially when they've been unable to satisfy those needs. I also like strangers in public places having hookups by chance.

 

[ceruleanskies22]

For me, it's seduction and passion. These are my favorites by far.

 

[AndNich123]

Love. Real love. Sweet and romantic. The kind you only see in movies. Scratch that. The kind that's better than what you see in the movies. So what if it has an element of taboo to it, i.e. age gap. I don't care. Love.

 

[charliep]

Swinging (not cheating or cuckolding) between loving couples who have hidden desires.

 

[Dandaram]

I am particularly fascinated by stories that explore the journey of individuals striving to transcend their past limitations and heal from their traumas in unique ways. These narratives resonate with me because they highlight the resilience and capacity for growth that people can exhibit, even in challenging circumstances.
My interest wanes when a story becomes unnecessarily dark, where characters are depicted as mere victims of their desires, lacking any glimpse of redemption or progress.

Recently, I've developed an appreciation for narratives where characters show a deep respect for each other and actively consider each other's emotions. This element not only fosters a more empathetic atmosphere but also enriches the plot, particularly when the story navigates through darker themes. Such respect among characters can serve as a strong foundation, making the impact of any ensuing moral dilemmas or hardships more profound. I'm aware that this dynamic isn't suitable for all characters or plots, as some stories might demand a more conflicted/abusive approach.

The theme of aftercare also holds significant importance for me. There's something moving about stories where, regardless of the harsh realities characters may endure—whether through physical or emotional trials—there exists a beacon of hope at the end. It's impactful for me when a character finds solace in another who offers a comforting embrace and words of reassurance that despite everything, they will be okay. This notion of healing and support is not just comforting; it adds a layer of depth to the narrative, emphasizing the human capacity for kindness and recovery. Although this theme might not align with every narrative or character arc, it's a powerful element that I find especially rewarding in storytelling.

Oh! And I am a sucker for consent (Though there are times when nonconsent can be rewarding and exhilirating)

 

[lacewounds]

For me it has always been about exploring paths and scenarios that are detached and different from my own real life. Writing is a way to be imaginative, try new things out and experience something that I would never, otherwise.

 

[ValMerit]

Hypnosis is a big theme I enjoy exploring in stories! It can be tricky to get it to feel 'right', whether you're going for a more realistic bent, or something very sci-fy/fantasy, but as long as both RP partners talk through expectations ahead of time, it can be very fun to delve in to!

A breakdown of ideals is something else I've loved playing with in the past; as someone who personally has strong convictions, it's fascinating to see just what it would take for those convictions to be shaken, and maybe completely upended, either by realistic or fantastic means.

Other than that, the lead up to the big moments are what I love to linger in - the tension, the back-and-forth, the build up. You can have very fun one-shots where characters have hot sex and nothing more (and don't get me wrong, those stories definitely definitely have a time and place,) but crafting something more nuanced and anticipatory is much more thrilling to me.

 

[666CVMSLVT666]

I would love to try out being on the receiving end of some forced feminization. I have written as the domme in a scenario like that in the past, but I never had the opportunity to be the sub.

It would be extremely hot to write a character that starts off hating a predicament like that, but eventually growing to love it and being unable to live without it.

Aside from that, it would be fun to mix it with playing against multiple characters, written by one partner.