I realise...

That in the past, I've made claims to being a writer and that the posts in my blog thus far have been pretty bloody shocking, even by my own standards. I generally don't ever write about myself - the subject strikes me as immediately boring and I always feel incredibly awkward talking about any personal topics - my own, or even those of others. The most Scottish thing about me is probably my complete inability to deal with my own emotions, really. Which is probably why when I do write about myself on here, it comes out as garbled crap.

That, and I can never write about sex. I can never remember what order what positions were done in, or have any concept of how much time has passed. Once I'm into things, I get zoned out in some sort of Fuck-Bubble, where it's all just some orgasmic, dreamy haze. Not to say I'm not focused, but if you asked me exactly when we stopped fucking on the balcony after several complaints, I'd have no clue at all.

So, I guess, tackling these things, I might have something worth writing here once in a while.

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when writing about sexual experiences, time is not something that has to be defined.... the order of positions is not necessarily important either.... you can write a good story about your escapades by detailing your emotions, feelings, and responses. Use your literary creative liberties to make the story fun to read....facts are facts whether the positions are in order or not...

good luck in your writing....
 
Every writer has an individual way of developing and presenting characters, plot lines and facts. I find these idiosyncrasies to be part of the charm of each writer. Writers have different and evolving styles too, so don't worry too much about "getting it right." Have fun with it; I know we will.
 
I'm agreeing with the ladies here...just put it out there! I don't consider myself a writer by any means but I've used blogging as a form of purging for years now. My only advice to offer is to just ruminate. Tap that place, allow it to flow and don't worry about order of events, how it sounds, etc. Just write until you feel done...don't let your logic dictate this or you may stop before you actually should. Sometimes you'll find that what you wanted to write about initially is not what comes out, perhaps revealing a bit of these feelings that you have a hard time expressing in between the lines. Again, I'm no professional writer, but that pretty much describes my process. Organic and random.
 
Thanks for the input, it still blows my mind more than anything that people would even be interested. I definitely do get too hung up though on how whatever I write will be received - why am I writing it? What will it be when it's finished?

Since this is only a blog on the LPSG forums, I probably shouldn't stress myself out to that extent.

To the few that know me, this is a small glimmer of my internal craziness.
 
I am impressed by the conversation going on here- and hope that this blog continues, Scotsman!

As for the other "unprofessional" writers- Please keep it up; I only used quotation marks to emphasize how I think your comments are anything but important.
 

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