SlaverTickler
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I was wondering (aside from grammer problems) how could I improve my work. I'm always trying to evolve my stuff so any advice would be great.
Hell yes it makes sense. It's a hallmark of good writing. Makes it feel real, so the reader can identify with the characters.Strider said:OK, maybe this is just my idiotic idea of what good writing is, but what about something where the tickling is secondary to the plot and character development? Like, it's there, and it punctuates the story often enough, but it's not in and of itself the only driver of the story. Does that make any sense?
AffectionateDan said:Hell yes it makes sense. It's a hallmark of good writing. Makes it feel real, so the reader can identify with the characters.
😀 Thanks! They say, "write what ya know"... 😉lk70 said:I just read a certain story that took place in a shower...ring a bell, Danimal?
Damn man.
SlaverTickler said:I understand the part about the build up, but making the tickling secoundary... whats up with that. This is a Tickle Fetish site, so the tickling (I think) should be in the fore front. I do use spell chek on my Word Processor. My biggest sin, I guess, is that I don't proof read. Thats why you'll see I instead of I'd, or an instead of and in differentspots.
Strider said:OK, maybe this is just my idiotic idea of what good writing is, but what about something where the tickling is secondary to the plot and character development? Like, it's there, and it punctuates the story often enough, but it's not in and of itself the only driver of the story. Does that make any sense?