The Dining Hall is the perfect place to take a break from your studies. Meet your fellow students or colleagues to chat about anything else the world has to offer. For the most part, any interest you want to share is fair game—just steer clear of contemporary politics.
The transfer of ownership of the forum did not go as planned on Monday/Tuesday.
The tech support of the hosting site is helpful, but due to multiple conflicting schedules - me a teacher in America and Claire in Europe - getting tech support understand what we want to happen hasn't been easy. As a result, we don't have a set time for transfer or know when the forum will be put in maintenance mode. We will try to get this transition done within...
As questions go, this is perhaps the most basic of the basics, but...
Where exactly do you like to imagine yourself in rape fantasies? As the victim? The perpetrator? Does it vary?
I don't think that options on a poll alone can cover the intricate ins and outs of the subject for some people, but this is a place for talking about it, if you'd like to share.
I'm curious to know how open you are with the people in your life when it comes to your interest in rape fantasy stories. Do you feel you can share that with your partner, your friends, family even?
In my case, I'm mostly keeping this to myself even though I'm now running this forum. I will probably share this with a future partner, at least after a while. Probably not a good idea to mention this on a first date. :lol: But when it comes to...
When I hear the term role play, my mind doesn't associate that with rape role play or erotic role play of any kind. My mind wanders to Pen & Paper RPGs like Dungeons and Dragons. I loved to play these when I was younger. Honestly, I would probably still love playing them if it wasn't so damn hard to find a group to play them with regularly once you are out of high school.
And I am curious to hear from those who are into rape role play here. Is...
I’ve been reading about the type of media we partake in when it comes to our fantasies, and it got me to wondering about what elements we prefer within those fantasies. Victim types, places, snippets of dialogue, things like that.
Me? I enjoy stories of institutionalized violations – women-behind-bars exploitation movies, for instance. Futuristic dystopias. Secret police in brutalist fortresses. Noncon on a societal level. Victims caught in an...
Everyone knows them...the many rape scenes in mainstream films. They occur quite often, especially in horror films.
I'd be interested to hear your favorites or the scenes that have stuck in your mind the most. Which were the best? Or the most shocking? Which were arousing? Tell us about them.
My Esteemed Schoolmates,
Would you rather be an indebted, bankrupt ruling monarch of a woefully impoverished nation
- or -
The lowest servant in the luxurious palace of a billionaire?
Here's the scenario.
You are enjoying an absolutely amazing Amazon River cruise.
After a sumptuous feast of a lunch, you take your drink out onto the bow to take in the sights and sounds of the jungle.
You are then suddenly deafened by a loud, forceful explosion that propels you overboard by 100 ft. or so.
After a moment or so in the water, you regain consciousness and control of your faculties and look back to see the boat completely...
There are truly many ways to immerse yourself in fantasy, to be inspired, to masturbate to it, or whatever...
You can read a great story here, find porn or related images online, there are rape scenes in mainstream films, and of course, there's your own fantasy.
So, what appeals to you most? What excites you, what doesn't? And why?
After I saw @LaLia base her story Wrong Choices on a game she played, I wondered what else the community might be playing.
Dr. Pink Cake's Being a DIK is a very popular adult game that draws you in the with the promise of spicy scenes but makes you stay with the well crafted story and fleshed out characters. It puts you in the shoes of a young man (his name is for you to choose) just starting college and the chaos he gets absorbed into after...
It's time for a new question, one that everyone can probably relate to, although perhaps the authors can even more.
The question: When you write stories, is there a difference for you (emotionally, intellectually, psychologically, and physically) whether you write in the first person, and especially when you put yourself in the role, or when you write as a narrator ?
I'll start with the naked truth, as I've recently noticed this myself. When I...
Come one come all! Poke someone playfully, poke them sexually, maybe even evilly, poke a member of the opposite sex, poke a member of the same sex, poke them in your home, poke them in their home...
...or just go poke!
THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS, SO GET OUT THERE AND POKE UP A STORM!!!!
I use a Chrome extension called Reader View for pages with a lot of text content, but it doesn't play nice with phpBB topic pages.
So, I wrote one.
It shows one post at a time, makes the text bigger, and hides almost everything except the content of the post. There's a drop-down for navigating between the different posts and buttons for switching back and forth between reader view and the normal one. Here are a couple of screenshots....
Most of us are here are writers of erotic fiction and stories involving forced sex in particular. But who of you has dabbled in normal fiction? Or maybe even non-fiction? In case you've published anything, don't worry, I'm not asking you to reveal what you wrote and your real name. But I'm curious whether rape fantasy was what you started your writing career with?
In my case, Record Chaser was actually the first piece of fiction, not just...
