[ SECRET POST #2594 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2594 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Writing engaging smut

[(Anonymous)]

Honestly... I just write out my sexual fantasies. I forget about anybody else who might read it, and just write what turns me on. And feelings happen to be a big part of my sexual fantasies, so that might be part of it.

Is it the type of sex you're writing that you're just not into? Don't force it, and write a different type of sex.

Possible TMI, but sometimes I have to get naked when I write smut. Have you tried masturbating, getting yourself into a sexy mood, or watching porn before you write? Just get yourself in a sexy mindset.

Re: Writing engaging smut

[(Anonymous)]

I do the same thing. I just think up a scene that I find hot and roll with that. It usually helps if it's something I've previously masturbated to before, though.

Re: Writing engaging smut

[(Anonymous)]

Ha, not the problem. I am totally into it at the time of writing, but then I read it back and I think: well, yes, I know what's happening, but there isn't much zing! I do a lot better with smut than with regular action, actually, because there are physical things that can be substituted for emotions, like a racing heart or not being able to meet someone's eyes or look away. My non-smut is very dry.