Writing stories based on real experiences can draw the reader into a deeper, more authentic world. Especially in the genre of ENF stories (Embarrassed Nude Female), where the aim is to depict intimate moments and intense emotions, telling from the perspective of real experiences can increase the tension and fascination. Here are some tips for … Continue reading Incorporate real-life experiences into ENF stories
The moral guards stop a young student from Tehran because something is wrong with her clothes. Whether it is because her hijab does not fit properly or because she is wearing loose hair. The information about this varies. The fact is, the moral guards are tearing at her clothes, ripping them apart. Whereupon Ahoo Daryaie, … Continue reading Sandra Manther: The Solidarity Campaign
The Miller test is an important legal standard used in the United States to determine whether a work is obscene and therefore not protected by the First Amendment (freedom of speech). The test comes from the landmark 1973 case Miller v. California, which established the criteria for obscenity and created a more precise framework for … Continue reading The Miller Test: Standard Test for Obscenity
In the 1960s, access to pornographic content increased significantly through magazines, films and books, which led to a broad public debate about the effects on morals and society. The then President Richard Nixon was under increasing social pressure to curb the spread of obscene materials and pornography, and therefore set up the Presidential Commission on … Continue reading The debate on obscenity and pornography in 1968
Henry Miller is one of the most famous authors of the 20th century, whose works came into conflict with the censorship authorities both because of their literary quality and their explicit depictions of sexuality. His experiences show how censorship works in literature and how a work can find international recognition despite being banned. How censorship … Continue reading Henry Miller and Censorship: An Example of Literary Liberation
The Christmas season not only offers atmospheric settings and symbolic elements – it also provides perfect narrative structures for erotic stories. The fixed period of time, traditional events and the turn of the year create natural arcs of suspense that enrich erotic storytelling. The countdown to Christmas Eve Advent is a natural countdown that is … Continue reading Time pressure and desire: Narrative arcs of suspense in Christmas erotica
The demarcation between erotic and serious literature is not always clear-cut, as both genres overlap and often depend on subjective perceptions. Nevertheless, some general differences and characteristics can be identified: 1. Themes and focus 2. Purpose and intention 3. Language and style 4. Reception and social acceptance 5. Borderline cases and mixed forms There are … Continue reading Demarcation between erotic and serious literature
The erotic perception of naked feet is a phenomenon known as podophilia or, more commonly, foot fetishism. There are several approaches to explaining this perception, both from a psychological and cultural perspective. Let’s take a closer look at the possible reasons and historical developments: 1. Psychological explanations There are several psychological theories that attempt to … Continue reading Foot Fetishism: Why Naked Feet Are Erotic for Some
“Belle de jour” tells the story of Séverine Serizy, a young, attractive woman from the Parisian bourgeoisie who is emotionally and sexually unfulfilled in her marriage to the wealthy but unemotional doctor Pierre Serizy. Despite her love for Pierre, Séverine longs for experiences that fulfill her secret and unspoken fantasies. When she hears about an … Continue reading “Belle de jour” by Joseph Kessel (1928)
The book The School of Venus, or the ladies delight (French original: L’École des filles) by Jean Millot and Michel L’Ange is an outstanding work of the early 17th century. Originally published in France in 1655, it is considered one of the first explicitly erotic works of French literature. Histoire de la création et de … Continue reading Jean Millot and Michel L’Ange: “The School of Venus, or the ladies delight”
