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My ex was a big-breasted woman. My latest blog was me complaining about every female I read about, being HER.
Feel it necessary to over-describe? Are we so full of ourselves that no one else is allowed to describe someone different than our look?
I am guilty of this, I just don't notice it because my descriptions match my likes. (Imagine that!)
Think about a story that you like, except that you don't like the author made the character oh, say, had a wart that didn't fit how you imagined the characters look. Now, imagine that the author hadn't described the character like that, or left the description ambiguous. I know this isn't perfect, but for short stories that have cookie-cutter characters, we should let the readers describe the body types at least.fits. I know this is wrong on so many levels, but, I hate EVERY being about Big Busted (teens, milfs, gilfs, milkmaids, you get the idea). Just remember, small tits need love too.
I have been dealing with life issues and have had little time to write. I suffer from extreme anxiety and depression and have had a hard time recently dealing with it. the doctor has put !e on new medication and I am getting the feel of how it affects !e after I am certain there are no side effects I will begin writing again. I am sorry for the delay, but I need to think of me before my writing.
I found this and thought I would share.
https://annomalley.wordpress.com/writing-erotica/
Men who have never had sex with a virgin shouldn't write about it. Things like 'I pushed half my cock into her pussy and felt her barrier says your 'hero' has one of the shortest cocks known to man. And by 'virgin I mean with an intact hymen, not the true definition.
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