The growing trend of mixed-gender shower facilities at U.S. colleges and universities has become a topic of debate among students. While some see it as an inclusive measure, others believe it fails to address privacy and safety concerns. According to a recent 2021 National College Health Assessment survey, 14% of U.S. colleges and universities have … Continue reading Mixed-Gender Showers: Integration vs. Privacy
Nipples are one of the most sensitive parts of the female body. They can be a source of pleasure when touched and played with during foreplay or sexual activity. However, not all women’s nipples are equally sensitive. Some women barely feel anything, while others are highly sensitive to even the slightest touch. In this guide, … Continue reading Reveal the sensitivity of your nipples
As the temperature drops, most people reach for a cozy pair of socks or warm boots to keep their feet toasty. However, there is a growing trend in Europe of taking winter walks barefoot. This may seem counterintuitive, but there are actually many medical benefits to walking through the snow on naked feet. In this … Continue reading Barefoot through the Snow: The Medicinal Benefits of Winter Walking
As an erotic writer, you probably know that captivating your readers’ imagination is crucial to the success of your stories. One way to achieve this is by incorporating contrasts into your narratives. Contrasts are effective tools that create dynamic tension, highlight differences and amplify your character’s emotions, and add depth to your stories in unimaginable … Continue reading The Power of Contrasts in Erotic Fiction Writing
Sarah Schulman is a well-known author, playwright, and activist for the LGBTQ+ community. Born in 1958, Schulman grew up in New York City and became a prominent figure in the downtown arts scene, which, at the time, was dominated by a vibrant and openly queer community. Throughout her career, Schulman has written numerous novels, plays, … Continue reading Sarah Schulman and the queer community of the Lower East Side
As an author, you will have to deal with harsh criticism at some point. Whether it’s a rejection letter from a publisher you had high hopes for or negative comments in literary forums on the internet. There will always be people who think your text is terrible. And others who appreciate it. But who has … Continue reading How to deal with criticism as an author
The world of literature is constantly evolving and new genres and sub-genres are emerging with new and intriguing themes. Recently, a new trend has emerged in erotic literature – alien parasites. The concept of parasitic beings is not new to science fiction, but the addition of sexual fantasies and explicit content has taken the genre … Continue reading Alien parasites: The rising fantasy element in erotic literature
The world is changing, and so are attitudes to sexuality and gender. The latest YouGov survey from 2022 showed that 12% of British teenagers between the ages of 18 and 24 describe themselves as pansexual, and a further 10% as bisexual. The trend is similar across Europe: more and more young people are rejecting rigid … Continue reading Pansexuality: The self-image of Generation Z
In the world of erotic storytelling, creating a believable character is essential for drawing your readers in and keeping them engaged in your narrative. When it comes to ENF (Embarrassed Nude Female) stories, crafting a sympathetic and relatable character is even more crucial. But where do you begin? In this blog post, we’ll guide you … Continue reading Crafting Believable Characters in ENF Literature
Joining a sorority is an exciting time for many female students because it offers the opportunity to join a sisterhood of like-minded women while staying true to your own values and interests. However, for many young women, the recruitment process can be accompanied by uncomfortable challenges. Although hazing is now banned in most universities, it … Continue reading The challenges of winter recruitment: Your body in the cold
