Greetings Orientalist!

[RapeU]

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Orientalist, the floor is yours! Welcome to the Academy! What brings you here?

[Orientalist]

Hi everyone!

Orientalist here. This is my first time signing up into a community forum that focuses on non-consensual stories. I have always enjoyed reading such stories in other sites (e.g. Kristen's Archives, Literotica). So I decided it’s time to start contributing stories, and why not start with a platform that encourages communication and feedback amongst writers and readers, which I feel is very important and motivational.

I love reading aggressive non-con stories with themes such as rape, abuse, domination, etc., but I felt my taste for erotic fantasies has evolved towards more psychological tropes. Nevertheless, I still do harbour the usual non-con fantasies from time to time, which I hope to pen them down with time. My writing style is also focused towards Asian Oriental women, which I hope is an appealing genre here. Cheers!

[Claire]

@Orientalist Welcome to the Academy!

Now I'm curious after reading your introduction. What would you consider a non-aggressive noncon story? Blackmail or coercion without a physical struggle?

I also enjoy stories thst focus more on psychological impact.

[Orientalist]

Hi @Claire

Thank you for the warm welcome.

Yea, something along those lines. When I mentioned psychological, it doesn't necessarily mean is free from non-consensual elements, I still love non-con.

[Vela Nanashi]

Welcome to the forum

[Claire]

When I mentioned psychological, it doesn't necessarily mean is free from non-consensual elements, I still love non-con.

Yeah, same for me. I've written only two consensual short stories so far and have recently started writing a consensual novel which is a sequel to two noncon novellas. The vast majority of my stories are pure noncon.

[Orientalist]

Hi @Claire. Wow, what made you start exploring consensual genres when all this while you have been writing pure noncon?

[Orientalist]

Welcome to the forum

Hi Vela! Thank you for welcoming me to the forum.

[Claire]

@Orientalist I like to challenge myself to write things I haven't written before. When I wrote my first consensual story "Sweet, Sweet Mess" I did several new things at once:

1) First consensual story
2) The narrator is first person present tense and constantly addresses another person as "you" in their thoughts (so a first person/second person hybrid kind of)
3) Adapt a song into a short story and try to include as many of the lyrics into the narration without them feeling put of place.
4) Structure the story into several short scenes with abrupt transitions that briefly disorient the reader to mimic the feeling of what it's like to stumble into an affair and wondering "How did I get here?"

I just wanted to see whether I could pull this off. I think by constantly trying new things, I have now improved enough that I feel ready to write a story that's actually novel length.

[Orientalist]

@Claire Wow! From the brief description of what you've worked on, I can tell that you're a very seasoned and experienced writer. Admire how you incorporate creative approaches while experimenting new ones to make your writings uniquely different. And happy that you're moving on towards a novel length write up, it does signal your confidence and determination. Given your experience, I would be grateful if you could review my write ups, only if you're free and the subject matches your interest. And if I get into a mind block, perhaps I could PM you to bounce ideas?