The Infinite Rape

[Claire]

wanna know something funny? I had very little sleep yesterday and I had read your story on my lunch break.

Sounds a bit daring to read the story like that. Don't blame me if anybody catches you reading one of my stories in an unfortunate moment!

Btw, how did you find our forum? Did you come here from AO3 by any chance?

[sinfulwords]

wanna know something funny? I had very little sleep yesterday and I had read your story on my lunch break.

Sounds a bit daring to read the story like that. Don't blame me if anybody catches you reading one of my stories in an unfortunate moment!

Btw, how did you find our forum? Did you come here from AO3 by any chance?

I have a long history with AO3, yes! fan fiction has been the bulk of my creative writing. Smut specifically. I’ve now deviated to writing my own original smut for the first time. I tried posting the prologue to my first piece on both Lushstories & Literotica and it was rejected from both for non consensual themes so I went on Reddit to see where other hardcore smut authors post their work. This was one of the websites mentioned so I checked it out I really like it. Eventually I’ll post my story but for now I’m just getting acquainted with the culture and atmosphere here. And so far I’m digging it

[Vela Nanashi]

We do allow non con, but have a few other rules that are not on Ao3, so as long as you are in the clear on those your story will likely be welcome here

[Claire]

@sinfulwords Ah, I'm actually posting my stories on AO3 and use them for advertisement for our forum here. I case you're interested:

https://archiveofourown.org/users/The_Claire/works

So when I saw you giving authors here kudos in your replies, I wondered whether one of my stories got you here. But you took a different route.

Generally speaking, rules are a bit stricter here than on AO3 because our predecessor forum, RavishU or the Ravishment University, got repeatedly into trouble for hosting stories with underage characters. Even if it is technically legal, many webhosts don't want to associate with content like that. AO3 is so big that they can run their own servers and they have the financial ressources to defend themselves if somebody wants to use judicial threats to shut them down. That is sadly not an option for a small forum like ours.

So while this forum is not even close in size to a behemoth like AO3, it was actually created with the idea that authors would get actual feedback here which is rare on places like AO3 or literotica, at least for authors of original works (might be different on AO3 for some big fandoms like Harry Potter). While the forum is not as active as we initially hoped, the tone is most of the time very respectful, even surprisingly wholesome compared to what's normal these days on some social media platforms.

[atlasmoth]

I’m new to this format, so I’m not entirely sure how to quote portions of the story, as others have done with their comments.
But “She was surprised that her instinct to close her legs in the brief pause between two men was still intact. But she decided to ignore it.” is probably my favorite line from this one.
The woman is clearly resigned to her fate, withdrawn from herself. The whole story gives off the impression that she is one who will later recount her trauma from the viewpoint of someone else, as if she’s outside her own body, watching the assault through someone else’s eyes.

After reading one of your other stories, I made my way to your profile to read more. Yet again, another masterfully written piece. Kudos to you, (and lucky me!)

[Claire]

@atlasmoth this place is a bit oldschool, the kind of forum that was very popular in the early 2000's before Facebook became popular.

Forum's like these use BB-code to format text. If you want to know more details, we have a tutorial here written by my dear friend @Vela Nanashi. But in case of quotes in particular, there is a button at the top right of every post with a quotation mark ("). If you click on that, you quote the entire post. But you can remove everything you don't want to quote. That is often the easiest way to do this:

You can also do it manually. For example, there is also a quotation mark button above the text editor. If you click on that, it should just add the following to your text:

Code: Select all

[quote][/quote]

And if you now want to quote someone, you copy the part you want to quote between the square brackets and add the user's name to the first bracket like this:

Code: Select all

[quote=atlasmoth]I’m new to this format, so I’m not entirely sure how to quote portions of the story[/quote]

which looks like this when properly formatted:

I’m new to this format, so I’m not entirely sure how to quote portions of the story

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But back to the story itself. The line mentioned never stood out that much to me as the author. I love to hear what grabs my readers' attention, especially if it is not what I expected. That's so cool. Thank you for the kind words, that's so nice.

You said you liked Record Chaser (which you can unlock now that you earned reputation already ). Late Satisfaction might be interesting for you then. That one takes place in the same universe at the same time in the same town. Would love to hear more of your feedback. It means a lot!

[sinfulwords]

@sinfulwords Ah, I'm actually posting my stories on AO3 and use them for advertisement for our forum here. I case you're interested:

https://archiveofourown.org/users/The_Claire/works

So when I saw you giving authors here kudos in your replies, I wondered whether one of my stories got you here. But you took a different route.

Generally speaking, rules are a bit stricter here than on AO3 because our predecessor forum, RavishU or the Ravishment University, got repeatedly into trouble for hosting stories with underage characters. Even if it is technically legal, many webhosts don't want to associate with content like that. AO3 is so big that they can run their own servers and they have the financial ressources to defend themselves if somebody wants to use judicial threats to shut them down. That is sadly not an option for a small forum like ours.

So while this forum is not even close in size to a behemoth like AO3, it was actually created with the idea that authors would get actual feedback here which is rare on places like AO3 or literotica, at least for authors of original works (might be different on AO3 for some big fandoms like Harry Potter). While the forum is not as active as we initially hoped, the tone is most of the time very respectful, even surprisingly wholesome compared to what's normal these days on some social media platforms.

exposed by the kudos makes sense!

Wow I had no idea about all that stuff with servers and web hosts. I’m a bit of a Luddite I suppose I can’t blame them for scrutinizing under age smut content. Free rein like AO3 is great but I totally understand the alternative perspective.

This site might be a little stricter than A03 in that regard but as far as I can tell so far, it’s a lot more indulgent than literotica or lushstories. Also everyone has been so welcoming and nice. Im def liking this environment thus far