Seeking help and opinions / writing project

[reflexology414]

Those of you who regularly correspond with me know that I've had a difficult time of things (I was badly injured a few years ago and it's been a difficult ride).

I'm in the process of writing and publishing a full-length work comprised of real life tickling experiences that I've had. Here's the problem.

During my lifetime, I've had countless tickling experiences. For example, my cousin Kate and I used to have tickling encounters nearly every weekend for many years (and we've had a few during our adult life as well).

Kate introduced me to her friends, and I had sessions with at least some of them. Plus, some of my guy friends had kid sisters who were cute, playful, ideal tickling partners.

In the dating world, college and the years immediately after provided many wonderful tickling opportunities.

If I wrote about all of these experiences, my book would be 1,100 pages long. I'm really not sure how to proceed, and I'd welcome feedback from the TMF. Folks here have proven helpful in the past, and I'm hoping some of you may have suggestions now.

Thanks in advance.

 

[IwillTickleU]

Write away my freind and keep tickling, i've had encounters with tickling my female cousin as well not as often 🙁 but she and I still have some great laughs 🙂

 

[ctft2001]

Despite my personal interest, this honestly sounds like a fascinating project. If I'm not mistaken (and I might be as I could be confusing you with one of the many other talented writers here and if that's the case, I apologize), yu have posted things on this website about research studies you were doing and got people to allow you to put them into various situations and tickle them. I think this would be fascinating to read about.

Regardless, I think your best bet is to group stories together (either focusing chapters, or parts of chapters on similar aspects). For instances, you could group a series of stories together about tickling/foot worship, tickling as foreplay, tickle orgasms, hardcore tickling, tickling experiments, ect. From there, I would focus on your favorite experiences. Don't try and put all your experiences in one book (hey you need something for the sequel), but try and have it cover a wide array of topics. Also, keep in mind, you can always edit out stories if it is too long, or add stories if it is not long enough. Still this is the way I would approach it.

You might also want to include a chapter of how/when you learned of your interest (if you can even pin point it as that is not so easy) and how you dealt with it and how your interest increased. Then focusing on tickling communities and the role of the internet might be interesting. Finally the idea of how tickling has crossed over into the mainstream (at least in part). Still, this seems like much more work and getting away from the idea of personal experiences.

Again, for what it's worth (and if it helps great and if it's a bad idea then chuck it), I would group different types of tales together.

Good luck and if it is anything like some of the material you've posted here, I'll be sure to buy a copy! (Will you autograph it for me-- LOL?)

 

[reflexology414]

Thanks

Thanks for the feedback guys. I appreciate it.

I've been struggling to put this together (it's all going to come down to how the matieral is organized -- and there will probably be more than one book because there is simply too much to fit in one book... it would be 1,100 pages long.