Intro
Hi! Thanks for your interest in my preferences. I've only recently joined so this post may be a work-in-progress for a little while, but I hope to at least communicate some important and basic information. If there's a question you have that I haven't answered (or haven't answered clearly) please feel free to inquire! Moreover, if you have any advice or suggestions I'd be grateful to receive them.
Writing Background/Schedule
I've been an amateur writer for around five years, primarily short stories and collaborative writing. English is my first and only language (no need for it to be yours though!) and at the moment I am just dipping my toes into echhidreams until I can gauge what sort of time and mental commitments writing here will bring me.
My posting will likely lean more towards occasional bursts than steady output (mainly at night in either case). Over the course of the week I have nights with minimal time to write anything, and nights where I can easily post back and forth for several hours. I am happy to let stories come out slowly, but if you'd like to propose times for more rapid replies I love diving into writing for an evening.
Preferences
I am already part of a writing group and another writing forum, both of which I enjoy tremendously. Neither focuses on particularly sexual content (by preference) however, and I'm interested in engaging my erotic imagination through some writing. Given that, I think I should offer the disclaimer that I am only interested in stories where sex and sexual relationships are one of the main focuses in the writing. This doesn't mean that anything we write must be solely, or even mostly, smut. A story in which an erotic dynamic between characters is only a B or C plot, however, probably won't what I'm looking for.
I'm happy to write short stories, one-offs, or even single session private roleplays. I love writing longer stories, but am hesitant to commit to any before I'm comfortable with both the time commitment and my writing partner(s). Due to this, I prefer to start any long-term story with a "flash-forward" (by which I mean a short dynamic scene or chapter set, hypothetically, later in the story) or a scene that could work as a one-off. My experience has been that this gives everyone involved a better chance to examine their partners' writing-styles, preferences, and intended direction without having to work through the often slow-paced opening to a story. It can also act as a fun prompt once a narrative moves chronologically back to the beginning, turning various details into 'teases' of what will happen. Of course, if the story and writing are going well and we decide that the initial scene is no longer relevant or needed, I'm happy to dismiss it as non-canon.
I am generally interested in stories where consent is questionably or clearly absent, although this isn't necessary if I find other elements of tour writing especially attractive. I recognize that this isn't the kind of content everyone is interested or even comfortable with, but I promise to absolutely respect any boundaries you set both in any writing we agree to and in any exchanges we have. I am primarily looking to write submissive (if not always in attitude) female characters opposite dominant partners (of any or no gender). I'm open to writing dominant males opposite female characters in some limited fashion. For portions of a story depicting sex I'm open to a wide range of styles, situations, and levels of detail. I'll admit an attraction to rough and spontaneous couplings though. Also, though I didn't see it in the list of fetishes, I find breath play and choking to be very interesting when it comes to fantasies.
Some rough examples of story concepts that interest me
-My character(s) needs something (training, favor, a task) from yours. The need is great enough that she is willing to accept (or at least endure) demands or abuse from your character.
-My character(s) are in a position where objecting/resisting/calling attention to your character's actions would have greater repercussions than allowing them to continue.
-What was intended to be a single, possibly unpleasant or violent, encounter between our characters must evolve due to changing circumstances. My character must face the reality of relying on/working with someone who harmed them.
