by Bob_Aganoush
It is interesting that you assume that direct communication between government agencies and the media is a good thing. Not saying it isn't but it is an unstated (and unproven) assumption. Leave it out of erotica; there are other sites for that. That being said, this is a pretty good story of seduction. Not sure I would have jumped from sensual massage to bondage, but if you pace it right, it might work well. Good luck with parts 2-?. 5 stars. JPR
And if you do put this garbage in BDSM. Nothing sexy or erotic about this. Instead of the cheating wife we have the cheating husband. Not sure if a wife can be a cuckold but I don't think so. This is another trainwreck looking for a place to happen. Not good.
1 star
I would like to see where this goes. So continue. And if others do not like this, well they do not to continue reading it, now do they.
I especially appreciate those who are willing to attach their names to their comments, whether critical or supportive.
Regarding story categories: One of my few frustrations about Lit as an author and reader (otherwise I love the site) is that you can choose only one category, even though your story may cut across multiple themes. I've found one of the most common comments here is, "This is in the wrong category." Choosing a category is an art, not a science, unfortunately. So to the anonymous commenter who said I should not continue, but if I do, it should be in the BDSM category: there will be (at least) a second chapter, which I will upload this weekend, and the second will be in BDSM.
So good so far. It could happen, not enough for my wife and I though.
Ignore the anonymous bitchers, they do that for just about everyone.
A very sensual and erotic story. I can't wait for the next part.
Thank you.
Hey, this is a decent story. I often say, different strokes for different folks."
Ruth is correct, 50 Shades was cheesy but the predator in that story was an ASOL. Long story for a different time.
You've a good writing style and the tale can go many positive directions.
How's THAT for Anonymous? Many of us do have respect and positive responses. As I say, Different strokes!
As I said, I appreciate both critical and supportive comments!
Bob
I have been admiring your work for a while now. To be honest, was hoping for a sequel to Sensitive Research. But this one has potential. Looking forward for Chapter 2. And still hoping for that sequel!
Thanks for your note and comment about Sensitive Research. I think it was my favorite series to write, but felt I had taken it about as far as I could go with it. If you have ideas about what a sequel might look like, please PM me here via the Contact tab on my profile with an email address.
Bob
Wow this is off to a great start. Please tell me you have plans to keep this story going as I'm hooked and can't wait to see how this story developes.
DP
You have hit one of my all time fantasies which is to be taken by a committed and experienced older couple. Thank you for your wonderful treatment of this topic and the very erotic, realistic build up. Lying here I almost envy Ruth for the encounter she is about to share. I read chapter 2 first and both times appreciate your writing style which is clear with just enough detail to keep the reader enthralled.
I wanted to give this story a second chance, but who trusts someone they just meet, and the husband sounds like he has no backbone at all, as I said sorry not my kind of story
Not every story has to reach every reader, that's okay. But regarding your comment, "but who trusts someone they just meet?" - you've never heard of people hooking up in bars? Or on Tinder? Or at the supermarket, for that matter?
yes I have heard of all of them, and most of the time it does not end well, people should take the time to get to know you as a person first, and then after that when the question "do you trust me" comes into play, the answer is almost always yes, not when then they first meet
Fair enough, everybody has their own preferences of how they'd like to sew relationships play out. But that's why they're called stories, not documentaries :)
Good English. I'm enjoying the story, yet a narrative style which is less of the telling of what is happening and more of showing would be useful. Also, adding in more sensory descriptions (sight, sound, feel) and the emotional feelings of the participants might help the story to come alive.