Candice Bushnell’s “Sex and the City” is a series that revolutionized the way we see women and sexuality on television. It gave voice to female fantasies and desires that were rarely discussed in public before. The series also had a profound impact on literature, inspiring an entire generation of writers to explore eroticism and romance … Continue reading What erotica writers can learn from Candice Bushnell’s “Sex and the City”→
Hair has a powerful ability to add layers to a character’s identity in erotic fiction. It’s not just about length, color, and style – it symbolizes more than that. The way someone styles their hair can reflect their personality, mood, and even cultural or historical background. In this blog post, we’ll dive into the significance … Continue reading Hair and Identity in Erotic Fiction: Beyond the Surface→
Erotic literature often contains explicit descriptions of human bodies in various sexual scenarios. Some people feel that this type of writing is necessary to convey the full sexual experience, while others argue that it objectifies the characters and promotes unrealistic standards of beauty. In this blog, we’ll look at the pros and cons of explicit … Continue reading Explicit description of bodies in erotic literature: pros and cons.→
It’s time to ditch the bras and opt for bodysuits instead. As women, we’ve been taught to believe that bras are essential to maintaining the shape of our breasts and providing support. However, recent studies have shown that bras are not as beneficial as we thought. In fact, wearing bras for extended periods of time … Continue reading Bodysuits vs. Bras: Why Wearing Bras Might Actually be Unhealthy→
As erotica writers, our primary goal is to convey raw emotion and connect with our readers on a deeper level by immersing them in our characters’ innermost desires and vulnerabilities. However, portraying insecurity in our writing can be a difficult task. Insecurity is a complex emotion that can manifest itself in a variety of ways, … Continue reading Masterfully describe uncertainty→
Sugardating has become a popular term in recent years and many young women, especially students, have turned to it as a means of earning good money on the side. But how much can a sugarbaby actually earn in a month? How do they find their sugardaddies and what is the average age and income of … Continue reading Sugardating as a Side Hustle: The Truth About Sugarbabies and Sugardaddies→
In recent years, the cloud accounts of actresses have been repeatedly hacked and nude pictures of them have been published on the Internet. Surprisingly, the blame is placed less on the hackers and more on the women involved: If you didn’t want these pictures to circulate, you shouldn’t have taken them in the first place, … Continue reading Nude pictures as a currency of love: sexting among teenagers→
HBO’s “Euphoria” has been causing quite a stir since its release in 2019, mostly in regards to its raw and realistic portrayal of high school life and the issues that teens face. From addiction to mental health struggles, the show does not shy away from exploring the darker side of adolescence, which has led to … Continue reading HBO’s Euphoria: What it’s like to be young today→
As erotica writers, it is important to understand how effective it is to communicate through our writing in such a way that even everyday things seem as if we are seeing them for the first time. That’s why Viktor Shklovsky’s concept of defamiliarizing objects and experiences plays an important role in literature and art, because … Continue reading Defamiliarization as a stylistic device: as if seeing for the first time.→
As an erotic writer, how you write about touch can elevate your story from another steamy scene to something truly unforgettable. Building anticipation and excitement through physical touch is critical in creating an engaging and memorable erotic story. In this blog post, we will explore ways to incorporate touch in your writing, build tension, and … Continue reading Touch as Foreplay: Building Anticipation in Erotic Stories→
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