Oh, come on, I haven't jumped a bandwagon in ages! So, ask me a question. Any question. Serious, silly, deep, superficial, gossipy, whatever. I'll answer truthfully.
Hm. That I've actually done, or that I'd like to do? Cause, you know, I'm a virgin. :)
Favourite sexual activity I actually did already: exhibitionism. Walking through the city without uderwear. Masturbatin in public restrooms. That kind of thing. (Nothing involving actual people, though. Not that brave.)
Favourite sexual fantasy/plan: bondage -- either being tied up, or tying someone up. I'm fascinated with being completely in charge of and responsible for someone else's pleasure, or being completely passive and having someone else lavish attention on me.
Who was the first person you were in love with? And this doesn't necessarily have to be sexual love, requited love, or any of the other standard definitions. It could be any kind of love, really (outside of family).
Ooh, good one. I write because I can't not. That sounds flippant, but it's not. I've always been making up stories, so writing them down seemed the next logical step was to start writing them. That was when I was ten. I was ... fifteen, sixteen, I think, when I started reading fanfic. I'd always been making up stories about my favourite TV shows and stuff, so it didn't seem that weird to me to start writing them own and sharing them with others. The first fanfic I read was slash, and I was hooked from the first hit, so I wrote slash.
The reason I got hooked on slash so fast is that I like to read (and write) about relationships, about issues and dysfunctionality and dynamics between people, and the vast majority of the interesting characters on TV are, sadly, still men. (There are exceptions, but not that many.) Also, I like to read (and write) about romance and sex and porn and erotica, but I don't like to see the traditional m/f d/s dynamics in relationships and sex in stories, neither in others' normy own. Slash is a wya to avoid that.
Inspiration ... If I knew where my inspiration comes from, I'd not have this many bunnies. <g> Lots of things inspire me. Sometimes I'll be looking at a picture or listening to a song, and a phrase or theme pops into my head, and then I start nurturing that seed until I have an actual story idea. Other times, I'm chatting with my fellow inmates friends, and we get on so much crack hat the weirdest plot bunnies seem perfectly logical, and then suddly I have a fully plotted story I'm expected to write. :)
Oh, god. See, the problem is, I'm bad at guessing which is the most fucked-up pairing to other people. Cause they're not that fucked up to me, not anymore. Um. Bono/Sting? Justin/John Lydon? Those two guys from Teen Angel? Hmski.
Unless you mean "fucked-up" not in the "out there" way, but in the "dysfunctional relationship" meaning, in which case I'd have to say James Hetfield/Jason Newsted/Lars Ulrich. (It is too a pairng!)
But it you mean the first ... Throttle/Stoker. Biker Mice from Mars. yeah.
Go and hire a prostitute. Yeah, kind of predictable, but I'd like to know what it feels like to have sex as a man, and bought love is the fastest way of getting that.
Hm. Shane Vansen from Space: Above and Beyond. Because I don't honestly think I could sleep with any of the guys, and she's my biggest and earliest crush.
Oh, yum. Yes. Shane. I liked Shane. I loved that scene where Cooper tries to kiss her because he's trying to comfort her and he doesn't know any better.
Before Slash - I wanted to be the one to teach him. Actually...I wouldn't mind it now *evil grin*
Mmmyes. See, to me, the attraction of that show, apart from the war-drama, conspiracies, long complicated plot arches part -- which I adored, by the way, and if I ever find out which dipshit cancelled the show after just one season, thus cutting me off at the beginning of an arch, he's going to be hung from his toenails and eaten by ants -- where was I?
Oh, right. The attraction of the show, for me, was the triangle between Shane, Cooper and Nathan. First of all, they're all three of them interesting in their own right, and then there's the relationships. Shane/Cooper? Fucked-up odepoedal issues up the whazoo. Shane/Nathan? The whole Kylen thing, plus Shane's issues with trust. Nathan/Cooper? The Invitro thing. I love it!
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Favourite sexual activity I actually did already: exhibitionism. Walking through the city without uderwear. Masturbatin in public restrooms. That kind of thing. (Nothing involving actual people, though. Not that brave.)
Favourite sexual fantasy/plan: bondage -- either being tied up, or tying someone up. I'm fascinated with being completely in charge of and responsible for someone else's pleasure, or being completely passive and having someone else lavish attention on me.
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First I was ever in love with was, I think on hindsight, Sandra. She was my best friend in middle school.
First I was ever in love with that I realised was Molly.
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The reason I got hooked on slash so fast is that I like to read (and write) about relationships, about issues and dysfunctionality and dynamics between people, and the vast majority of the interesting characters on TV are, sadly, still men. (There are exceptions, but not that many.) Also, I like to read (and write) about romance and sex and porn and erotica, but I don't like to see the traditional m/f d/s dynamics in relationships and sex in stories, neither in others' normy own. Slash is a wya to avoid that.
Inspiration ... If I knew where my inspiration comes from, I'd not have this many bunnies. <g> Lots of things inspire me. Sometimes I'll be looking at a picture or listening to a song, and a phrase or theme pops into my head, and then I start nurturing that seed until I have an actual story idea. Other times, I'm chatting with my
fellow inmatesfriends, and we get on so much crack hat the weirdest plot bunnies seem perfectly logical, and then suddly I have a fully plotted story I'm expected to write. :)From:
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Unless you mean "fucked-up" not in the "out there" way, but in the "dysfunctional relationship" meaning, in which case I'd have to say James Hetfield/Jason Newsted/Lars Ulrich. (It is too a pairng!)
But it you mean the first ... Throttle/Stoker. Biker Mice from Mars. yeah.
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Which of the characters you write do you really want to sleep with and why beyond finding them attractive?
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Before Slash - I wanted to be the one to teach him. Actually...I wouldn't mind it now *evil grin*
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Oh, right. The attraction of the show, for me, was the triangle between Shane, Cooper and Nathan. First of all, they're all three of them interesting in their own right, and then there's the relationships. Shane/Cooper? Fucked-up odepoedal issues up the whazoo. Shane/Nathan? The whole Kylen thing, plus Shane's issues with trust. Nathan/Cooper? The Invitro thing. I love it!