Ask the Author: Charlie B.
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Charlie B.
great, thanks for the review Callie. I didn't realise it had been dormant so long, lol. 'High School Snippets?' its ok, without breaking records.
Charlie B.
HI, in books by other authors, I really don't have any. In my own books?
There are quite a few. Sex Crazy Cops, the two female police officers, a typical comedic relationship. Elle and Tonisha, these two women actually do exist under different names and a I know that though they are now a distance apart there's still a very strong bond between them.
but the most amusing and unusual, Bree Olson. her relationship with an ancient Aztec female god who's come back is a relationship that was great fun to develop. there are others, Sultry Valley is quite moving in parts, as is Monsieur Touton, Gigilo Extroadinaire. but the latter is not overly developed.
Not quite the answer you expected huh? :o)
There are quite a few. Sex Crazy Cops, the two female police officers, a typical comedic relationship. Elle and Tonisha, these two women actually do exist under different names and a I know that though they are now a distance apart there's still a very strong bond between them.
but the most amusing and unusual, Bree Olson. her relationship with an ancient Aztec female god who's come back is a relationship that was great fun to develop. there are others, Sultry Valley is quite moving in parts, as is Monsieur Touton, Gigilo Extroadinaire. but the latter is not overly developed.
Not quite the answer you expected huh? :o)
Charlie B.
I've added it to mt TBR, but it would help if it was listed on GR as well as Amazon. thank you!
Charlie B.
Hi Marisella.
In answer to your question no. but its your choice. the convo did get a bit heated, but sometimes they doo, I know steelwhisper and though she doesn't shy from confrontation she will cease the dialogue if she feels its not going anywhere. Its quite common for some pof the threads to grind to a halt for a while, then someone adds something and it kicks in again.
I would point out that Steelwhisper is a practising sadist, and has very extensive knowledge of the BDSM scene through her own experience. I know that she has , like me, a somewhat amused opinion of the diluted romantic BDSM that is often published, but if many find it entertaining then it doesn't really matter. we all owe a debt to FSOG and so must acknowledge that BDSM in its diluted form is popular.
Is there a sexual side to sadisnm and masochism. I think that for some there is. Whether that's for practising people or those who just like to read books with those elements giving them a thrill is another matter. Perhaps we could do with some further thoughts from others on the subject, in that youre right.
If you check out pornhub, you will find Video's that show women brutalisaing men, they must have an audience or they wouldn't be made, because origionally they would have been put in poay to view sites for profit. Stuff like ball breaking and strap on pegging of men is a variation and and some will get off to watching it, in the same way that many men like tpo watch spanking video's too.
So to sum up, in its pure form it may well be that sadism and masochism are not sexually driven, but in the entertainment field there are many who get sexual pleasure from watching it.
In answer to your question no. but its your choice. the convo did get a bit heated, but sometimes they doo, I know steelwhisper and though she doesn't shy from confrontation she will cease the dialogue if she feels its not going anywhere. Its quite common for some pof the threads to grind to a halt for a while, then someone adds something and it kicks in again.
I would point out that Steelwhisper is a practising sadist, and has very extensive knowledge of the BDSM scene through her own experience. I know that she has , like me, a somewhat amused opinion of the diluted romantic BDSM that is often published, but if many find it entertaining then it doesn't really matter. we all owe a debt to FSOG and so must acknowledge that BDSM in its diluted form is popular.
Is there a sexual side to sadisnm and masochism. I think that for some there is. Whether that's for practising people or those who just like to read books with those elements giving them a thrill is another matter. Perhaps we could do with some further thoughts from others on the subject, in that youre right.
If you check out pornhub, you will find Video's that show women brutalisaing men, they must have an audience or they wouldn't be made, because origionally they would have been put in poay to view sites for profit. Stuff like ball breaking and strap on pegging of men is a variation and and some will get off to watching it, in the same way that many men like tpo watch spanking video's too.
So to sum up, in its pure form it may well be that sadism and masochism are not sexually driven, but in the entertainment field there are many who get sexual pleasure from watching it.
Charlie B.
Ha Ha, Hi Megan, The answer to that is also a question for you, Why are you addicted to reading Erotica?
I was pondering on a thought last night when wondering how to spice up Hotel Eroticana a little with a question. I was thinking on the age at which we first form our erotic preferences, the direction htat we take in our sex lives in as we become adults and whatactually happened to form those preferences.
For me it was around the age of 12/14 I think, I was able to access porn through my fathers stash and that was also the age at which I had my first physical experiences with a girl so I was, at that age, already on a path where my preference was for the opposite sex.
By the age of twenty I was buying and reading American pornographic pocket books, and I guess they made quite an impression on me. Subsequently although I wrote erotica for fun in my forties there was no means of publishing it at that time but around two years ago I realized that amazon was a great outlet for me to go ahead and do so. so the door was open and I went through it.
So why erotica? because its fun, perhaps because it carries a taboo still despite it now having been legal for some years, because it is a medium that is exciting, arousing and has massive potential for the various settings for stories and because that's also something that I enjoy as a genre myself.
However I would not call it an addiction in itself, just an escape from the tedium of retired life that has opened new doors for me and given me a lot of new friends that I treasure dearly.
I was pondering on a thought last night when wondering how to spice up Hotel Eroticana a little with a question. I was thinking on the age at which we first form our erotic preferences, the direction htat we take in our sex lives in as we become adults and whatactually happened to form those preferences.
For me it was around the age of 12/14 I think, I was able to access porn through my fathers stash and that was also the age at which I had my first physical experiences with a girl so I was, at that age, already on a path where my preference was for the opposite sex.
By the age of twenty I was buying and reading American pornographic pocket books, and I guess they made quite an impression on me. Subsequently although I wrote erotica for fun in my forties there was no means of publishing it at that time but around two years ago I realized that amazon was a great outlet for me to go ahead and do so. so the door was open and I went through it.
So why erotica? because its fun, perhaps because it carries a taboo still despite it now having been legal for some years, because it is a medium that is exciting, arousing and has massive potential for the various settings for stories and because that's also something that I enjoy as a genre myself.
However I would not call it an addiction in itself, just an escape from the tedium of retired life that has opened new doors for me and given me a lot of new friends that I treasure dearly.
Charlie B.
I have your book in my TBR queue, will review when ive read it, and thank you for your nice message, Charlie.XX
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