This resulted. It is a TwilightxSpike lemon based on a picture by MegaSweet of humanoid Twilight petting Spike suggestively on her lap. No, it's not finished yet.
Yes, I write. It's just that the veneer between my personal experiences and my art is even thinner than usual so it's really awkward for me to post that kind of thing.
Also, writing Twilight as human but keeping all pony terms and worldbuilding so as not to be confusing. Just ... think of it like she is "written" as it but it's like an art style, she's really still a pony.
>_< MFW I hate humanized ponies and just totally wrote a story with that very thing.
I remember I used to have a few half-finished stories but lost them all when my hard drive got wiped.. But I've never even tried to write a lemon fic. Or any sort of fan-fic. The closest I've ever done to fan-fic writing is RPing Star Wars and Star Trek.
I remember I used to have a few half-finished stories but lost them all when my hard drive got wiped
I usually don't write fanfic either, I write original fiction and I've been published before. (Small magazines, one is currently out of print, the other one the site went down 2 years ago =( What is the world coming to?)
But I certainly can, there's nothing stopping me ... I see fanfic as the helpful stepping stone for writers to learn real writing skills without the terror of submitting their stories to an editor or a team who will then change over half of it immediately. D=
*strokes chin* I usually don't write fanfic either, I write original fiction and I've been publishe
The advantage of writing is that things can change quickly from one action to another. And you can describe sensations that are hard to show. One of my favorite tricks is having something happen in a dark room, and then describe some of it through what the oblivious character is feeling. It's easy to get too bogged down in details if you're trying to turn a picture into words.
The advantage of writing is that things can change quickly from one action to another. And you can d