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Hello all,
Short-time lurker, first-time poster here!
I’d like to begin crafting stories; some from my real life, maybe some fiction. I understand we can do this via the general discussion board (text only I think), or by submitting as a blog post. While I don’t have the time, skill, or material to make a dedicated blog, I’d love to share what I can at a pace that I can.
My question:
Some of my ideas (not all) involve sex, not just ABF. I know there are many members here who are not interested in ABF from a sexual standpoint. I’d like my posts to be welcoming to everyone, so I’m curious how I might increase accessibility to platonic or romance-driven (not smut) community members?
My first idea is that I could start sections that dive into sexual themes with a warning. A general warning at the top of the post will inform members of what content is in these sections. As members encounter these sections, they can thus choose to read on or skip over the section and pick back up where the smut ends. This would only work for entire blocks of text without getting distracting, so a romantic story will naturally have some spill-over (e.g., descriptions of kissing, flirting, massages, a playful spank, etc.). Anything involving genitals or going beyond that gets written into the dedicated sections. Large walls of character strings would define the borders:
Start ###############
Smut
End ###############
Collapsible sections are another option if the text editor allows, but I understand that might be not worth coding.
Any thoughts from avid story readers? Feedback or suggestions are appreciated! 🙂
Hi BroH, you can message me anytime with any ideas you have. Always open to new ideas!
Hey there,
Im also writing ABF-centered stories but from a much different standpoint. I don’t know how long you’re wanting to make your stories (mine will be on wattpad, because they’re longer than i anticipated) but i think a bigger couple people on here are featuring stories on their blogs. Maybe they could help!
Good luck!Since when does art/literature need to appeal to everyone? A simple disclaimer, if you want, at the beginning should be enough.
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