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A question for all writers on this site

nemisis5323

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I was really curious about one thing. How do you guys prepare when you sit in front of your computers and start typing? I know some have a story in mind and some try to make one up as they go, what I want to know is. In your stories with tickling, how do you prepare for those scenes?

As for myself. I have several tickling clips on my computer. I watch them, than I start typing. It might sound silly, but I like to be turned on to the thought of tickling than and there, so my stuff seems more real to myself.
 
In my nonfiction stories, I just try to describe how I was actually tickled, as clearly as possible.

In my fiction stories, the bondage is impossibly strict, the tickling is impossibly intense, and both go on longer than a human being could actually endure. Hey, it's fantasy. 😀
 
Yeah thats great. But have you ever wrote something that seemed... I don't know "Hollow?" No real feeling behind it? I was wondering how you get into the mood of writing tickling.
 
One of the things for me (with writing or other forms of art) is to not push the issue. If I'm in the mood/have the inspiration at the time, I do it. If not, there's always something else to do. I find that, when I try to do something for the sake of doing it, it ends up being (as you put it) hollow. If I'm not having fun writing it, nobody is going to have fun reading it. At least taht's been my experience.

Ann
 
nemisis5323 said:
Yeah thats great. But have you ever wrote something that seemed... I don't know "Hollow?" No real feeling behind it? I was wondering how you get into the mood of writing tickling.

I only write if I am in the mood to begin with.
 
My fiancee and I lay down in bed together with my laptop and just jot down ideas then end up folling around a bit then writing down what we just did and do it in a role play..even though we only wrote one story so far
 
How I write in the tickling will depend on the story. I have been writing stories since I was a kid. Iam into strong characterizations and personality characteristics, as well as what else is going on in the character's lives, and then I incorporate the tickling in as part of it. I have written stories on here about a tickling bandit who robbed women and then used the tickling to sexually tease and torment them. I wrote another story about a tickling massage therapist who would strike and tie her victims down as they were naked and in a position of having to trust her during a massage, I wrote still other stories of a baseball team on an island who was supposedly a major league team, with one exception, there were both men and women on the team, and they relieved their pressure of being major league baseball players by holding tickling parties after every Saturday night home game.
How you write will depend on what you want to express: If you are into only writing about tickling, then you can just write whatever comes to mind. Some of my stories were random, others part of a series of different stories where other action was involved in the characters lives, so I would revolve the story around the other action, and incorporate the tickling in. For my stories where there was only one story and not a series, I would sit down at the computer and try and figure what the characters were like, and what I wanted them to accomplish or what their goal was in the story. That is my style.
I hope I havent gotten too long here. My best suggestion is to just sit down, and type whatever comes to mind. There is no right or wrong. If you want to write a story where one person tickles or is tickled, go with that, if you want to write one of a tickle orgy and have a lot of ticklers or ticklees, then do that. Have fun with it, and good luck. I look forward to seeing what you come up with.

Mitch

One other comment: As per the tickling, sometimes I have written the tickling as part of foreplay and as a sexual act in a relationship, other times I did so as part of control, while still others was revenge for an earlier act.

In one of my baseball tickle team stories, called "Basebrawl, Bondage, and forciably tickling the opposition" I wrote a story where the tickling baseball team got into a fight during a baseball game with the San Francisco Giants baseball team, and later that night several female members of the team got into the Giants players hotel room, and tickled them for being involved in the fight.

Those are my views. Good Luck with your stories.
 
Well, I write quite a bit at home although I haven't posted anything as of yet. I just sit down in front of the computer with a basic scenerio in mind which I form beforehand. The details just unravel before me as the creative wheels turn. It's easy for me but I love to write. A sometimes fortunate/sometimes unfortunate side effect is how turned on I get when I'm writing!!! It's like cold shower time for kitten .... but I hear my stories can make others purr...


kitten :cat:
 
ticklkitten said:
Well, I write quite a bit at home although I haven't posted anything as of yet.

kitten :cat:

It would be wonderful to read some of your stories, Ticklkitten. So please post. 😀
 
milagros317 said:
It would be wonderful to read some of your stories, Ticklkitten. So please post. 😀

Thanks for the vote of confidence milagros... I have time off from school after next week and these fingers are itching to do some typing I do believe...

kitten
 
For me it starts with an idea that seems to germinate in my head as I go about my day to day routine. By the time I sit at the computer I have a pretty clear idea what I'm going to write. I usually don't get up for about three hours, until I'm done.

Kittletown was actually written FOR someone at first, a chapter at a time.

Max :firedevil
 
Sometimes I'll get the inspiration for a story idea or at least an introduction to one from an article I've read, a picture I may have seen, something someone might have said to me or sent to me in an email or instant message, actual experiences are also fun to write about as are personal fantasies and those of friends who want their fantasy written out. Sometimes as Max states it can be something that just hits you as you're going through your regular day to day routine.

Many times I know exactly where I want the story to go as soon as I begin typing and it's easy to flesh out character and scenario details, other times I'll write a few lines from one of those thoughts I have and let my imagination run.

I can not write well unless I'm in the mood and I lways have to have at least a basic idea in mind before I sit down to write a story.
 
like others have said, i have an idea "pop" into my head and i think about it for a little while to develop a plot line and character development. once i have a good idea, then i write it out, sometimes not knowing how it's going to end until i am actually writing it out. there have been times where i had one ending in mind, then i change it while typing it. it usually takes me 2-3 hours to type out a story.
 
Most of my work is celebrity oriented, although recently it's become mostly fan-fic oriented. Therefore, I start with the subject, but I am only able to write something if I can come up with a believable scenario in which (and this is important) THE SCENE MAKES SENSE FOR THE CHARACTER. I personally can't stand generic "such and such gets kidnapped" stories, where the subject is interchangeable.

As an example, I'd wanted to tackle Jennifer Garner for a long time before inspiration for the story I wrote finally struck. Once I had the seed, I built a story structure that would ring true (I hoped) with Alias fans as it rang true with my own perceptions. That's why I write so infrequently; I'm running out of subjects for whom I can craft logical scenarios.
 
I generally start with a situation in mind, and work out the steps needed to get there, and then just see how it plays out in my head once the situation has been reached. I write fairly slowly -- a page and a half an hour is a very good clip for me.

I tend to bounce around in chronological sequence -- if I'm not sure what to put in one place in the story, I'll just pass over it and do something else I have a clearer idea of. Writing the setup and closing is always easier than writing the actual tickling. I also try to have more than one story under way at the same time, so if I get bored or stuck on one, I can move to another.

And what 5150 says above is pretty much why I don't do celebrity stories. It feels artificial; I'm just creating a character out of my head and pretending it's a real-world person.
 
How do I prepare to write stories? Well, first I need some inspiration. That can be anything from a book or movie scene to a dream. There's always a pencil and some paper on my bedside table, so when I wake up with a dream fresh in my mind, I just dot down some keywords for my memory. Otherwise I'd forget everything by morning.

When I finally decide to write the story, I collect ideas for the scenes, also just keywords, sometimes a particularly catching sentence. Then I rearrange them to form a real plot. That's the skeleton of my story, the flesh comes later.

Usually I start out writing with a lot of energy and enthusiasm, which gets me through the first half of the story. Then the energy wanes, the story slumbers for some time (from a few weeks to a year). Suddenly, a flash of mind makes me continue, often sparked by some new idea.

The hardest part is to find a conclusive end. Although I know exactly how my story will end, I always struggle with the road there. Near the end, my writing becomes almost feverish once more, I want to get it done. Then I proof-read it two or three times, always altering a lot of wording and paragraph structures.

Phew! Done! Publish it on the TMF! 🙂
 
MaxSpeer said:
For me it starts with an idea that seems to germinate in my head as I go about my day to day routine. By the time I sit at the computer I have a pretty clear idea what I'm going to write. I usually don't get up for about three hours, until I'm done.



Max :firedevil

that's the way with me.
 
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