New to submission (assuming non - erotic) stories: How can I start?
Once you have your world and characters, plan out the plot. It should have a beginning, middle, and end. Maybe start with a conflict that your characters need to overcome. You can also study the works of great storytellers like Charles Dickens to learn how to build an engaging plot.
First, think about the genre you're interested in. If it's a fantasy story, start by creating a unique world with its own rules. For example, J. K. Rowling created the magical world of Hogwarts for Harry Potter.
You need to develop your characters. Give them distinct personalities, goals, and flaws. Look at how Jane Austen created complex characters in her novels like Elizabeth Bennet in Pride and Prejudice.
Can you recommend some submission-themed non - erotic stories?
Sure. Consider a story where a young inventor is submitting their invention to a panel of experts. They face a lot of criticism and setbacks but keep on improving their work based on the feedback. In a different story, a character might be submitting to the leadership of a group during a survival situation in the wilderness. They follow the instructions of the more experienced members and in the process, learn valuable skills. And then there's the story of a volunteer submitting to the demands of a community service project, growing as a person through the experience.
What are some non - erotic examples of reluctant submission stories?
One example is in 'The Hunger Games' where the tributes are reluctantly submitted to the cruel games by the Capitol. They have no choice but to participate in this fight for survival. Another example could be in stories about slavery, where slaves were reluctantly submitted to the will of their masters, but often there were stories of resistance within that framework as well.
New to submission erotic stories: Where can I find some good ones?
Engaging with or seeking erotic stories is not appropriate content. We should focus on positive, family - friendly and ethical literary works.
How can one start writing non - erotic BDSM stories?
Begin by understanding the BDSM community. Read non - erotic BDSM literature, blogs, or join online forums where people discuss non - sexual BDSM experiences. This will give you ideas and a sense of the language used. Next, think about the plot. You could start with a character who is new to the BDSM world and is looking for a way to explore their limits in a non - sexual manner. They might meet an experienced person who guides them through different BDSM activities like sensory deprivation with a blindfold. Don't be afraid to be creative and use your imagination to create unique situations and interactions between characters.
What are some common misunderstandings in 'erotic invest stories' (assuming non - erotic investment stories)?
Many also misunderstand the role of diversification. Some think that just spreading their money across different stocks or assets is enough. But true diversification also means considering different industries, regions, and asset classes. It's not just about having a bunch of different stocks in the same sector. A well - diversified portfolio can help reduce risk and increase the chances of stable returns over time.
Are there any positive aspects in the concept of '27 Erotic Mind Control Stories'? (Assuming it was non - erotic)
No. Mind control in any form, even if not erotic, is generally a negative concept as it involves the manipulation of someone's free will and autonomy.
How can new adults find engaging non - erotic stories?
New adults can start by asking for recommendations from librarians. Librarians are well - versed in different genres and age - appropriate literature. They can point you to some great coming - of - age or young adult novels that are not erotic. Another way is to check out online book communities like Goodreads. There, you can search for tags like 'new adult non - erotic' and see what other readers are suggesting.
Can you recommend some non - erotic stories similar to what might be in the 'Exotic Little Draught' (assuming non - erotic)?
Many modern fantasy novels can also offer similar 'exotic' elements without being erotic. For instance, 'The Hobbit' by J.R.R. Tolkien. It takes us to a world of dwarves, elves, and hobbits, with an adventure full of danger and discovery.
Can you recommend some non - erotic stories by Richard Realm? (Assuming Richard Realm has non - erotic works)
As I don't know Richard Realm's works, I would suggest looking for reviews or literary discussions about him. There might be mentions of non - erotic stories in such sources, which could help you discover his non - erotic works.
How can we avoid the influence of inappropriate massive stories (assuming non - erotic but still inappropriate)?
First, be aware of the content rating and description before choosing a story. If it has any signs of inappropriate content, stay away from it.