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Personally, i think art covered it pretty well when he thought of the website name.
Strokestories.com
lol....
The definition of erotic can be anything from the subtle discription of a cleavage nestling behind a low cut jumper to full mind blowing sex.
As a writer, the temptation is there to write stories that totally omit logic or history, stories that basically get to the point. but like writers, the readers all have different preferences when it comes to what they find arousing.
for some if it is descriptive and vulgar and heats up as quick as they do, it's a winner. but let us not forget the people who like to preheat their brain before they heat the oven.
As a reader, i've started reading numerous stories where i've not even made it past the fourth paragraph before clicking back to the story board.
"my wife stood before me in red stockings and suspenders, ready for her aching cunt to be stuffed with my hard cock"
And that sort of thing came in during the second paragraph. in chef's speak, one would define that as a ready made meal in seconds.
The authors i truly admire and there are a few of them, are the ones who arouse my intellect and imagination as well as my manhood.
The author who gives me a story that i find easy to believe, an author who gives me a little sight into themselves, how they tick, what sex means to them.....etc.
The visual aspect of sex, i can make up myself, but for me, arousal is not only based on the size of her glands, but also on what i know of the character too.
The point being, we all approach the stories on this site from our own unique perspective. that is why when readers have e-mailed me in the past and made it clear that they expected a stroke story, i've made it clear that the site is called "erotic stories" and not stroke stories.com.
While i admire some of the better stroke stories on this site an the authors who post them. i'm fairly happy with what i produce. and it seems that so are some of the readers.
if i get the priviledge of knowing that one person truly enjoyed a story posted then the writing process was all worthwhile.
To me, it doesn't matter what form the story takes or who the author is.
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Just my 2 cents! I love all the variety on this site!
