Do you enjoy reading erotic stories as much as I do? The rush of the blood, the tension, the sex scenes that are making it hard to keep my hands from my loins. Are you the same? Do you get aroused when you read a good erotic story? Maybe you would like to write one yourself, but you don’t know how. If that is the case, this article is made for you. Check our 9 pro tips and start creating quality erotic stories. And when you are done, you can share it on one of our stories sites – we will publish it ?
- Decide on what story you would like to tell. It can be a real life or fiction story. You can also think of writing a pure fantasy – maybe your own 😉 You may even write someone else’s story.
. - Choose a person with whom you wish to narrate the story. It can be one of the characters in the story or it may be in the perspective of an outsider or a spectator. Including a brief note regarding the storyteller is a good idea.
. - Erotic stories are more about physical pleasure. So include words which can actually arouse your readers with the flow. Try to build up a tension. Describe if it is a planned sex or it happens all of a sudden under existing circumstances. How was the undressing going? What was the foreplay like?
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- Don’t forget to add some description of the female and male body and sex organs. Try to deepen the description through the senses. Touch can tell sizes, shapes, volume, temperature or texture. Sight includes size, color or movements. Taste and smell give a bit flavor to the scene. And you can hear a lot of noises during sex.
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- If possible, add good and hot dialogues to your story. When you add dialogues, it makes your characters and the story more believable and real.
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- Try to be a little bit unpredictable with the scenes in the story. Readers may not always appreciate predictable stories unless the theme and narration are encouraging.
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- The title is the first thing that encourages the reader to open your story. If you are unsure about what to use, just write something natural and sexy. Something that would catch your eye as well.
. - The story should not be ended flatly. Instead, we should create a curiosity, like a sequel to that story will be anytime and it depends on the reader’s response.
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. - One of the most irritating things a reader would like to avoid is staring at a serious spelling or grammatical fault. This actually kills the life of the story and becomes non-enjoyable for the readers. So before submitting the story, make sure that your story doesn’t contain any such mistakes. If you want to avoid this issue use Grammarly. It is a life saver, trust me 🙂
Do you have any other tips? Share them in the comments so you can inspire others.
❤️ Shagmi