forum Let's Talk The Birds & The Bees >>> (Mature Rating - For Authors Serious About Sensitive Scenes)

Started April 02, 2019 by Deleted user

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Not sure, really. I would think kinda intensely depending on muscle structure if the tall dude is also buff or smth

bigger tendency to put shorter person on their lap?
sex against the wall

wheezes

Lemme tell you as a tiny woman that dates people that are at least a foot taller than her…. it's honestly the FUNNIEST thing about doing the do. Height makes a big impact on the act.

Smols rarely get to make eye contact with whomever, so there are no steamy glances and what not. Its mostly smol's eyes about chest level (missionary style).

I would research different positions for this one.

I have this moment in a BDSM scene where one character is first time being dom, the other is being a sub for the first time, and they end up just cracking up in the middle of it because it's not like they're bad at those particular roles, it's just that it's kinda funny having shifted perspectives. That and character B is incredibly ticklish. I have no regrets in making a scene that had every possibility to be powerful and deeply emotional into comic relief.

Also, I can see how height could definitely make a difference I'll say.

One of my gals is pretty buff and I realized she can probably carry her shorter and smaller bf

oof that's an interesting dynamic.

I'm trying to decide if I want a relationship to be pre-established or not, any advice?

Oof that's a hard one. IT really depends on the kind of character development you want to be working on.

So far I know they're roommates (because they're both broke and share an apartment) but I can't figure out if it works better for them to fall in love while living together, or be together and rent out the apartment as a couple

Is it a romance novel or is this merely a subplot? If it's a romance, probably have the relationship develop throughout their stay. If it's a subplot in a bigger story, that just depends on where you want your character development to go, honestly.

I wouldn't say it's a romance novel, but it's fairly important and the only romantic relationship in the story

I would say don't pre-establish the relationship, if it's really important. Letting it develop over time in the book leaves plenty of opportunities for character development, and pre-establishing kind of takes the excitement out of the relationship.

^^ agreed

lets start a role play?

No, this isn't an RP chat.
Go somewhere else to start one.

im just kidding, im just gonna hang out

T_T

Right.

This isn’t really a hangout area. It’s a thread for genuine advice about writing adult scenes. Sorry.

There's a million other hangout threads, go to those instead.
Bye.